Senegal Parade Afcon Trophy in Defiance of Title Stripping
Senegal paraded the Afcon trophy in defiance of being stripped of the title, before beating Peru 2-0 in a World Cup warm-up.
Senegal paraded the Afcon trophy in defiance of being stripped of the title, before beating Peru 2-0 in a World Cup warm-up.
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England face Croatia in their 2026 World Cup opener on 17 June. Follow live on BBC TV, radio, iPlayer, and digital platforms.
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Alexander Isak criticised for lack of celebration after scoring first Premier League goal for Liverpool, branded 'Prime Minister of Misery' by talkSPORT pundits.
Tony Adams opens up about addiction, prison failing to help, and the man who saved his life, as he becomes chair of addiction charity The Forward Trust.
Pep Guardiola reaches 1,000 games as a manager ahead of Manchester City vs Liverpool, reflecting on his career and the rivalry.
Burnley sue Everton for over £50m, claiming PSR breaches caused their relegation in 2021-22. Case starts this week.
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The Philadelphia 76ers' Process era ends with a humiliating sweep by the Knicks, exposing flaws in roster construction and Joel Embiid's decline.
Erling Haaland's 100 Premier League goals show more than just numbers; his evolution and personality reveal a deeper greatness.
Former Sunderland winger Adam Johnson released from prison after serving three years for child sex offences.
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