Iga Swiatek, Elena Rybakina upset in Wimbledon third round - ESPN
Iga Swiatek's title defense at Wimbledon ended Saturday in a 7-6 (9), 6-2 third-round loss to 21-year-old Alexandra Eala, who continues to make history for the Philippines.
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USA's Folarin Balogun criticizes referee's red card in first comments since controversial ruling
1994 USA World Cup player John Harkes, who was suspended himself for yellow card violations, wants to see FIFA change its red card rules after Folarin Balogun's suspension.
Belgium wary of what comes next against US after Senegal let off
RENTON, Washington, July 3 : Belgium have come back down from cloud nine after their last-minute heroics against Senegal but they are wary of what lies ahead against the United States, defender Maxim De Cuyper said on Friday.
USMNT's Balogun says red card, ban vs. Belgium an 'emotional roller coaster' - ESPN
SEATTLE — United States men's national team forward Folarin Balogun said that he's been on an emotional «roller coaster» in the wake of his sending off against Bosnia-Herzegovina on Wednesday, but he intends to «support the boys» in the coming days as the team prepares to play Belgium in the World Cup round of 16.
Suspended Balogun focused on supporting US team in clash with Belgium
SEATTLE, July 3 : United States forward Folarin Balogun said his red card in the last-32 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina was a harsh decision, but quickly turned his focus to contributing as cheerleader for their clash against Belgium.
McLaren waiting on latest Mercedes engine for next step up
SILVERSTONE, England, July 3 : Formula One champions McLaren are waiting on Mercedes' latest engine upgrade to push them closer to the front, possibly as soon as this month's Belgian Grand Prix, boss Zak Brown said on Friday.
Four-time Tour de France champion Chris Froome announces retirement
Four-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome has called time on his professional cycling career.
World Cup penalty spot becomes football's newest classroom
NEW YORK, July 2 : Penalty shootouts have always been football’s cruellest mind game — a nerve-shredding walk into noise, doubt and national dread. What has changed over recent years is not the pressure, but the preparation — and at this World Cup, players, coaches and goalkeepers are increasingly treating penalties less as a lottery than as a specialist discipline with enormous rewards.