Tipperary man to design equestrian jumping course for 2028 Olympics
A Tipperary man is to design the equestrian jumping course for the 2028 Olympics to be held in Los Angeles.
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Donald Trump: FIFA would ‘very easily’ move World Cup matches if asked
United States president Donald Trump says his FIFA counterpart Gianni Infantino would “very easily” move 2026 World Cup matches away from designated host cities if he asked him to.
Japan's Ueda sets sights on World Cup success
Japan can mount a serious challenge at next year's World Cup in North America, striker Ayase Ueda said after inspiring the Asian side to their first win over Brazil.
Saudi sports minister congratulates Green Falcons on World Cup qualification
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Arnold criticises format after Iraq miss automatic World Cup qualification
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Australia boss sees progress ahead of World Cup after unbeaten run ends
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Blue Jays still seeking 1st win against Seattle in ALCS Game 3
The Toronto Blue Jays will get another chance Wednesday evening to claim their first win of the best-of-seven American League Championship Series (ALCS) against the Seattle Mariners.
Pep talks with Djokovic as Sabalenka vows to improve ‘in everything’
HONG KONG: World number one Aryna Sabalenka said she needs to improve her tennis “in literally everything” and how Novak Djokovic is helping her do it on and off the court. In a wide-ranging interview, the four-time Grand Slam champion talked about ignoring hate on social media, nearly quitting and her hopes and fears for life after tennis. The 27-year-old from Belarus is now the undoubted women’s number one but it was hard work and suffering which got her there, and some of it played out very publicly. Sabalenka, then two in the world, was reduced to tears as her serve spectacularly deserted her at a tournament in the lead-up to the 2022 Australian Open. “I couldn’t put one serve in. I was double-faulting 40 times.