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Viewers of BBC magazine programme The One Show were moved to tears on Thursday night (July 20) by an inspirational segment of the show. Each week a feature called One Big Thank You highlights people who've gone the extra mile to help others in their community - and this time it was the turn of a pair of sports coaches.
NASHVILLE — Spencer Rattler's journey through football has vacillated between distinct extremes. He entered Oklahoma as an elite recruit and exited as a high-profile transfer. His stint as an OU starter was sandwiched around a Super Bowl quarterback (Jalen Hurts) and the latest Heisman Trophy winner (Caleb Williams).
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) is sending letters to two thousand people inviting them to apply for support which could top up their pension income.
Erling Haaland smiled when watching one of Carlos Borges' goals from a prolific season, asking: "Is that Carlos? I've been training a lot with these guys. Carlos is good."
We're analysing all the major VAR decisions throughout all 64 games at the Women's World Cup. History was made between New Zealand and Norway on Thursday as a referee announced their VAR decision to the crowd at a major tournament for the first time.
Hannah Wilkinson scored to open the second half and New Zealand went on to beat Norway 1-0 on Thursday for its first-ever win at the Women's World Cup, just hours after a shooting in downtown Auckland shocked the host nation.
The world's biggest game needs to be played on the world's biggest stage, says New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who along with New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy are making a pitch to land the 2026 World Cup Final.
The moment is almost at hand, the Women's World Cup is almost here and those making the pilgrimage Down Under to watch are landing in increasing numbers. And if you're one of those headed to Oz for the tournament, or just looking to stand out in the group chat, then ESPN has you covered with a guide to football across Australia, with a bit of New Zealand thrown in as well.