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After a 53-year wait, the New York Knicks captured their first NBA championship, sparking celebrations across New York City. Thousands of fans lined the streets of Manhattan for a historic ticker-tape parade, turning a Thursday workday into a spontaneous holiday as the city honored its victorious team.
July 18 : For some fans following this World Cup, the calculation has been simple: support whoever is playing against Argentina. Across the tournament, that has meant wearing the green of Algeria, the blue of Cape Verde, or the red of Switzerland. Even the often maligned England got a boost in global social media pledges of support last week ahead of their semifinal clash. And in Sunday's final, it may mean pulling on a red Spain shirt.
Shamrock Rovers Captain and Cabo Verde International Pico Lopes is to receive a civic welcome home for his “remarkable achievements in football” by Dublin City Council.
Wayne Rooney has honoured his pledge following Norway’s run to the World Cup quarter-finals by rowing down the Hudson River in New York.
NEW YORK, July 17 : Defending world champions Argentina are being driven to bring the trophy home again by the fans, said their manager Lionel Scaloni ahead of his team's World Cup final clash with Spain on Sunday.
Dan Dakich makes his plea for the next WNBA commissioner to be able to properly sell the league.
SINGAPORE: Instead of telling students to turn in early and miss football's biggest spectacle, some schools are finding ways to help them celebrate the upcoming World Cup final while ensuring that they are well-rested enough for classes.
England have been forced to change hotel in Buenos Aires on Sunday night to avoid being caught up in any celebrations should Argentina win the World Cup.