An-Najah News - After arguably the most turbulent year of his career, Serbian tennis ace Novak Djokovic was crowned the ATP's 2020 world No. 

Djokovic officially finished 2020 as the world's top tennis player for the sixth time in his glittering career.

His achievement saw him equal the mark set by his boyhood hero, American Pete Sampras, and left him feeling humbled after an at-times controversial year.
 
Djokovic said "It’s been a strange year for all of us with a six months’ gap for all of us. 
We restarted the season in August, and I continued where I left off before lockdown and had a terrific run. I’m very pleased with the way things went.

An-Najah News - A  big match of the Premier League weekend, Manchester City and Liverpool played out an entertaining 1-1 draw at the Etihad Stadium.

However, only one of them can truly be considered genuine contenders for the title this season, as while Pep Guardiola appears to be curing City’s defensive problems, it’s their attack that now needs urgent intervention.

Despite Guardiola’s concerns about Liverpool’s front three, City largely neutralized them particularly during a controlled second half although it could have been a different story had the Reds exploited the hosts’ backline with sharp, insightful movement and quick transitions as they have done in the past.

City’s defense is proving they aren’t doomed. Arsenal so long seen as the hopeless case of Premier League defending have conceded fewer goals than any other team so far this season and is evidence that such structural issues can be remedied.