Sporting Drama: Champions League Final and Tennis Star's Return

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A week of intense sporting drama includes a nail-biting Champions League final penalty shootout and the surprising return of a legendary tennis player to the sport.

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There has been a lot of drama over the last seven days of sport, including a tense Champions League final penalty shootout and one of tennis' greatest-ever players announcing a return to the sport.

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