Copa America to feature its first female referees
Next month's Copa America will be the first edition of the continental men's football tournament to have female referees, South America's soccer governing body (CONMEBOL) said on Friday.
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Canada Basketball extends deal of women's head coach Victor Lapeña before pre-Olympic camp
Canada Basketball has signed senior women's coach Victor Lapeña to a contract extension through the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup, the organization announced Tuesday.
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90 years ago Italy won the World Cup with three Argentines in the team and a Brazilian in the squad. A couple of decades later Alfredo Di Stefano arrived at Real Madrid, via Colombia and his native Argentina, to change the course of European football and perhaps even the continent's history. He was the main attraction as a risky venture like the European Cup, now known as the Champions League, swiftly became a must-see success.
Brazil add three players to Copa America squad, injured Ederson replaced
RIO DE JANEIRO : Brazil have called up three more players for the Copa America after South American governing body CONMEBOL allowed teams to expand their squads to 26 from 23 and they have also replaced injured goalkeeper Ederson.
Tadej Pogacar seals sensational Giro d'Italia stage win and again extends overall lead
UAE Team Emirates rider Tadej Pogacar produced a devastating performance to win Stage 15 of the Giro d'Italia and extend his overall lead by more than three minutes.
Pogacar leaves chasing pack behind on climb to win Giro stage 15
Tadej Pogacar underlined his climbing credentials in the Italian Alps on Sunday when the Giro d'Italia leader won stage 15, the longest and arguably toughest stage of the race which involved an altitude gain of 5,400 metres.
Pogacar leaves chasing pack behind to take stage 15
Tadej Pogacar underlined his climbing credentials in the Italian Alps on Sunday when the Giro d'Italia leader won stage 15, the longest and arguably toughest stage of the race which involved an altitude gain of 5,400 metres.
Chelsea crowned WSL champions after crushing Man United
MANCHESTER, England :A virtuoso performance from striker Mayra Ramirez set Chelsea on course for a 6-0 rout of Manchester United at Old Trafford on Saturday to secure a record fifth successive Women's Super League title in coach Emma Hayes's last game in charge.