Tiafoe’s Finals place, Ruotolo’s second title, Armenia’s Nations League squad
Ben Shelton’s victory over Tommy Paul at the Paris Masters secured Frances Tiafoe’s place at the ATP Finals, with Taylor Fritz’s match against Carlos Alcaraz to decide the last berth. Tye Ruotolo added ONE’s lightweight mixed martial arts championship to his submission grappling title by forcing Christian Lee to submit. Armenia coach Yeghishe Melikyan selected 28 players for the final Nations League group matches, with several players unavailable through injury or short of match fitness.
Also in this edition
- Pyunik’s 3–0 win over Van puts it provisionally first on 31 points, with Noah holding a game in hand.
- British Gymnastics placed Clare Hague and her club under a two-year formal warning with monitoring and development measures; Hague continues to coach at an international youth event.
- Garik Karapetyan ended the world weightlifting championships without a combined total after failing to complete a clean-and-jerk lift.
- Robert Piliposyan took world junior blitz bronze, with fellow Armenians Aleks Sahakyan and Emin Ohanyan finishing fifth and 13th.
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Tennis
Paris Masters quarterfinals: Shelton beats Paul 6–4, 4–6, 6–3
Ben Shelton’s Paris Masters win ended Tommy Paul’s hopes of reaching the ATP Finals and sent Frances Tiafoe to Turin. Luca Van Assche joins Shelton in the semifinals, while Taylor Fritz’s match against Carlos Alcaraz will decide the last Finals berth.
Updated since this editionChess
World Junior Rapid Chess final standings: Begmuratov, Roebers win
Khumoyun Begmuratov and Eline Roebers won the world junior rapid chess titles, with tiebreaks deciding the silver and bronze medals in both sections.
World junior blitz final standings: Robert Piliposyan wins chess bronze
Robert Piliposyan wins world junior blitz bronze, while fellow Armenians Aleks Sahakyan and Emin Ohanyan finish fifth and 13th.
Football
Updated
Europa League matchday 4: Benfica join leaders
Benfica’s home win put it alongside Bournemouth and Ferencvaros at the top of the Europa League standings. Ararat-Armenia’s fourth defeat leaves it without a point, while the season’s remaining results will help determine Armenia’s future European qualifying access.
Conference League matchday 3: Thun beat Hearts 3–1
Thun’s win left Hearts without a European victory this season, while results elsewhere in the round affected the standings and Latvia’s pursuit of Armenia in the association rankings.
Armenian Premier League Round 13: Pyunik beats Van 3–0
Pyunik’s away win puts it provisionally first on 31 points, with Noah holding a game in hand. BKMA ended a 6-match winless run by beating Alashkert.
Updated since this editionArmenia coach Melikyan names 28 for final Nations League games
Armenia coach Yeghishe Melikyan has selected his squad for the final Nations League group matches, with several players unavailable through injury or still short of match fitness.
Updated since this editionAC Milan reportedly agrees to Adidas kit deal worth about $56 million a season
AC Milan’s reported Adidas agreement would raise its kit income by more than $20 million a year. Footy Headlines expects an official announcement in late 2027 or early 2028.
Other Sports
Weightlifting worlds, November 5 finals: Yang Qiuxia wins 77 kg gold
Yang Qiuxia won the women’s title in Ningbo, with Peng Cuiting and Sara Ahmed completing the podium. The championships continue through 8 November.
World Weightlifting Championships finals: Garik Karapetyan posts no total
Garik Karapetyan finished the world championships without a combined total after failing to register a clean-and-jerk lift.
British Gymnastics warns coach Clare Hague and her club for 2 years
British Gymnastics has placed coach Clare Hague and her club under a formal warning with monitoring and development measures. English Gymnastics selected Hague during the investigation, and she continues to coach at an international youth event.
Combat
ONE Championship: Tye Ruotolo submits Christian Lee for MMA title
Tye Ruotolo submitted Christian Lee to win ONE’s lightweight MMA championship, adding it to his submission grappling title. Lee retains the organization’s welterweight MMA belt.
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