Sabalenka Overcomes Wobble to Beat Kostovic at Wimbledon
World No.1 Aryna Sabalenka defeated qualifier Teodora Kostovic 6-2, 6-3 in the first round of Wimbledon, overcoming a late wobble when serving for the match.
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Deschamps: France to Keep Attacking Edge vs Sweden
Didier Deschamps insists France will maintain their attacking style against Sweden in the World Cup last-32 tie, despite conceding chances. The coach returned after compassionate leave following his mother's death.
Sinner Overcomes Rust and Five-Set Demons to Beat Kecmanovic
World No.1 Jannik Sinner recovered from two sets to one down to beat Miomir Kecmanovic 4-6, 6-3, 6-7(6), 6-2, 6-3 in his Wimbledon title defence opener, overcoming a bleeding foot and rustiness.
Andreeva Wins Wimbledon Opener, Eyes Roland Garros Double
Mirra Andreeva beats Magda Linette 7-5, 6-4 in Wimbledon first round. The new French Open champion aims to emulate Navratilova, Graf, and Williams by winning the Roland Garros-Wimbledon double.
Madueke warns England against underestimating DR Congo
Noni Madueke says England must not take DR Congo lightly and expects a difficult test, while the squad has practised penalties in case of a shootout.
Rassie Erasmus Names Strong Springbok XV for Nations Championship Opener
South Africa head coach Rassie Erasmus names a starting XV with over 900 caps for the first Nations Championship game against England, setting a fierce tone for the tournament.
Ten Britons lose on worst day for UK tennis at Wimbledon
All 10 British players who completed their matches at Wimbledon on Monday were defeated, marking the worst day for home hopes this century. Harriet Dart and Cameron Norrie suffered particularly painful losses.
Ja Morant traded to Trail Blazers in blockbuster deal
Ja Morant is headed to the Portland Trail Blazers in a trade that ends his volatile run with the Memphis Grizzlies, according to multiple reports Monday.
Brazil Beat Japan 2-1 in World Cup Last 32
Carlo Ancelotti remained calm after Brazil's 2-1 comeback win over Japan, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring a stoppage-time winner to secure a last-16 spot.
Socceroos' Volpato Recalls Rejections, Flourishes After Italy Switch
Cristian Volpato, a former Italy youth international, recalls being told he wasn't good enough by Australian academies before moving to Italy. Now a Socceroo, he aims to help Australia reach their first World Cup knockout win.
Djokovic Wins Four-Set Opener as Young Stars Impress at Wimbledon
Novak Djokovic survived a tough challenge from Wu Yibing in a four-set first-round win at Wimbledon, while teenagers João Fonseca and Rafael Jódar cruised through in straight sets.
Nagelsmann Defends Germany Players After Ecuador Loss
Julian Nagelsmann angrily rejected claims his Germany side lacked desire after a 2-1 loss to Ecuador, insisting his players gave their all.
Paraguay Shock Germany in World Cup Penalty Shootout
Paraguay defeated Germany on penalties in a dramatic World Cup knockout match, handing Germany their first shootout loss since 1976. Julio Enciso scored, and substitutes Canale and Gill were heroes.
Nagelsmann Vows to Stay After Germany World Cup Exit
Julian Nagelsmann refuses to resign after Germany's World Cup elimination by Paraguay on penalties. Paraguay declares Tuesday a national holiday.
Paraguay Beat Germany 4-3 in World Cup Penalty Shootout
Paraguay won the 2026 World Cup's first penalty shootout 4-3 against Germany. Canale and Gill were the heroes as Germany suffered their first World Cup shootout defeat.
Morocco Beat Netherlands in Penalty Shootout
Morocco defeated the Netherlands 3-2 on penalties in a dramatic World Cup last-32 clash, with Yassine Bounou saving the decisive spot-kick and Ismael Saibari converting the winner.
Netherlands 2-1 Morocco: World Cup 2026
The Netherlands defeated Morocco 2-1 in a thrilling World Cup 2026 round of 16 match, with goals from Memphis Depay and Frenkie de Jong securing the win.
Koeman Defiant After Netherlands' World Cup Exit
Ronald Koeman says he will reflect on his future as Netherlands manager after a penalty shootout loss to Morocco in the World Cup last 32, but defends his defensive tactics.
Ecuador's Beccacece: World Cup Cult Hero
Sebastián Beccacece leads Ecuador to knockout rounds, becoming a cult hero with passionate touchline antics and Bolivarian rhetoric, inspiring a nation.
DR Congo’s World Cup run unites nation ahead of England clash
DR Congo's historic World Cup run to the last 32 has become a rare source of national unity, with fans celebrating across regions despite war and division. They face England next.
Bill Nuttall on Saving Pelé's Penalty and Building US Soccer
Former US Soccer GM Bill Nuttall, now hosting Spain's World Cup team in Chattanooga, recounts saving Pelé's penalty and building the 1994 US national team from scratch.
Exam Hall Heartbreak: England v Brazil 2002 World Cup
Toby Moses recalls watching Ronaldinho's lob against England in the 2002 World Cup while sitting his English A Level exam, a moment of heartbreak that still resonates.
Aqueduct Racetrack Closes After 132 Years, Ending NYC Racing Era
Aqueduct Racetrack, New York City's last thoroughbred racetrack, held its final races on Sunday, ending 132 years of history. The track will be redeveloped into mixed-use housing and retail, with racing consolidated at Belmont Park.
Germany Out, Brazil Battle Past Japan: World Cup Daily
Germany are out of the World Cup after losing 4-3 on penalties to Paraguay, while Brazil battled past Japan 2-1. Plus, Netherlands v Morocco previewed.
World Cup Daily: Germany, Paraguay, Netherlands, Morocco, Brazil, Japan
The World Cup Daily podcast covers Germany's win over Paraguay, Netherlands' victory against Morocco, and Brazil's triumph over Japan in the latest round of matches.
Morocco Win Sparks Joy and Tension in Netherlands
Morocco's penalty shootout victory over the Netherlands in the World Cup last-32 sparked joyous celebrations in Amsterdam but bottle-throwing and arrests in The Hague, highlighting deep social divides.
Esmir Bajraktarević: US-Born Winger Faces Former Team at World Cup
Esmir Bajraktarević, born in Wisconsin and developed in the US system, now represents Bosnia and Herzegovina. He will face the US in the World Cup last 32, a twist of fate stemming from his heritage and refugee family background.
Africa Cup of Nations Expansion Plan Rejected
A proposal to expand the Africa Cup of Nations from 24 to 28 teams has been rejected by the Confederation of African Football's executive committee, with members calling it a 'very bad idea'.
PWR Awards: Liv Apps Player of Season, Shocks and Signings
Liv Apps is named PWR player of the season. Meg Jones, Alex Matthews also shine. Biggest shocks include Gloucester's collapse and Bristol's poor form. Marlie Packer and Kate Zackary not offered contracts.
David Squires on World Cup Penalty Pain for Germany and Netherlands
Cartoonist David Squires highlights the penalty shootout heartbreak for Germany and the Netherlands, with Jonathan Tah emulating Chris Waddle and Casemiro enjoying a brat summer.
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