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Labubu lament: Naomi Osaka says plush toy for the US Open final would’ve been Osaka herself

NEW YORK: Naomi Osaka’s last Labubu as the US Open was going to be Osaka herself. For Osaka, that was the real bummer about losing one match short of the final. “Oh, don’t make me cry, man,” the four-time Grand Slam champion said during her press conference early Friday morning after her 6-7 (4), 7-6 (3), 6-3 semifinal loss to Amanda Anisimova. “Oh my God, the most devastating question.” Osaka had been toting a different version of the popular plush toy attached to her racket bag to each of her matches in Flushing Meadows.

Lionel Messi scores twice in an emotional home farewell for Argentina

BUENOS AIRES: Lionel Messi made sure he had good memories of playing a home qualifier with Argentina’s national team for the last time in his illustrious career. Messi scored twice Thursday in Argentina’s 3-0 victory over Venezuela in front of a raucous sellout crowd that had gathered at estadio Monumental to bid him farewell. “Being able to finish this way here is what I’ve always dreamed of,” Messi said. “I’ve experienced a lot of things on this pitch, both good and not so good, but it’s always a joy to play in Argentina, in front of our fans.” Messi is yet to give any clues about when he will retire from the top level of the sport.

Germany stunned by Slovakia in historic World Cup qualifying loss. Spain and Belgium win

LONDON: Germany lost an away World Cup qualifying game for the first time in a 2-0 upset against Slovakia on Thursday which threw their campaign to reach the 2026 tournament into immediate jeopardy.

Giannis helps Greece eliminate defending champion Spain at EuroBasket

LIMASSOL, Cyprus: Defending champions Spain were eliminated from EuroBasket in the group stage when they lost 90-86 to Greece, who were led by Giannis Antetokounmpo’s 25 points and 14 rebounds Thursday.

Daniel Levy steps down as Tottenham chairman after divisive 25-year tenure

LONDON: Daniel Levy has stepped down as Tottenham chairman, the club announced Thursday, ending the nearly 25-year tenure of a divisive figure known for keeping the Premier League team profitable but being unable to turn it into a trophy-winning force. The 63-year-old Levy, who was the longest-serving chairman in the Premier League, said he has left his role with Tottenham now a “global heavyweight competing at the highest level.” “It hasn’t always been an easy journey,” Levy said, “but significant progress has been made. I will continue to support this club passionately.” Levy’s departure comes several months after Tottenham ended a 17-year trophy drought by beating Manchester United 1-0 to win the Europa League final.

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Labubu lament: Naomi Osaka says plush toy for the US Open final would’ve been Osaka herself

Lionel Messi scores twice in an emotional home farewell for Argentina

Germany stunned by Slovakia in historic World Cup qualifying loss. Spain and Belgium win

Giannis helps Greece eliminate defending champion Spain at EuroBasket

Daniel Levy steps down as Tottenham chairman after divisive 25-year tenure

Daniel Levy Mundur dari Tottenham Hotspur

Daniel Levy steps down as Tottenham chairman with immediate effect

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