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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.

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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.

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