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Mead, Russo inspire Arsenal to first Women’s Champions League win
PARIS: England attackers Beth Mead and Alessia Russo helped Arsenal beat Benfica 2-0 on Thursday as the Women’s Champions League holders claimed their first win in this season’s tournament.
Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz usher in tennis’s new age as Djokovic battles on
RIYADH: Day 2 of the Six Kings Slam delivered another evening of world-class tennis in Riyadh on Thursday, with Italy’s Jannik Sinner and Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz continuing to assert their dominance, while Novak Djokovic acknowledged the shifting balance at the top of men’s tennis.
More than one million World Cup tickets sold through Visa pre-sales
PARIS :More than one million tickets for the 2026 World Cup have been sold following the conclusion of the Visa pre-sales phase, world football’s governing body FIFA said on Thursday.
Yamal among highest-paid players in 2025 in Forbes list topped by Ronaldo
Barcelona's 18-year-old winger Lamine Yamal has gate-crashed football's financial elite, landing among Forbes' top 10 highest-paid players in 2025, topped by Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo.
Barcelona face injury crisis as El Clasico with Real Madrid looms
MADRID :Barcelona are contending with a mounting injury crisis as they prepare to host Girona in LaLiga on Saturday, a week before their eagerly awaited El Clasico clash with Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu.
Pope Leo XIV responds to Cubs fan with playful jab during Vatican appearance
Fox News contributor Howard Kurtz reacts to the pontiff's first formal interview as leader of the Catholic Church and discusses the conclusion of his 12-year run as the host of 'MediaBuzz.'
LaLiga match in United States a reward for fans, says RFEF president
LaLiga's decision to stage a match in Miami later this year is good for football and a reward for the international supporters who pay to watch the league from afar, the Spanish soccer federation's (RFEF) president Rafael Louzan said.