Absen di Perayaan Juara Arsenal, Arteta ke Kelab Malam?
Mikel Arteta menghilang selama periode nonton bareng hingga perayaan juara Arsenal. Ke mana juru taktik Meriam London tersebut?
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Canada will spend C$1 billion to host World Cup, watchdog says
TORONTO: Canada is expected to spend just over C$1 billion ($727 million) to host the World Cup this summer, according to a report from the federal budget watchdog published on Wednesday. The estimated cost per game is C$82 million, the Parliamentary Budget Officer said, noting that amount is aligned with past public spending on World Cup events. Thirteen matches will be played in Toronto and Vancouver during the June 11-July 19 tournament, which Canada is co-hosting with the US and Mexico. Of the C$1.066 billion price tag, the federal government will cover C$473 million and other levels of government will provide the remaining C$593 million. As of April, the City of Toronto intended to spend C$380 million, which includes federal grants, to host six games. British Columbia had planned to spend C$578 million to host seven matches in Vancouver.
From near-misses to glory, Arsenal fan says title and scenes of celebration feel surreal
LONDON: Isaiah Browne, a 20-year-old Arsenal supporter who has known only recent near-misses, finally witnessed the club’s first Premier League title in 22 years — a triumph and wave of celebration that he said felt like a dream. Arsenal, dominant for most of the season, were crowned champions on Tuesday without kicking a ball after second-placed Manchester City drew 1-1 at Bournemouth. While the players gathered at their training ground to watch the match — later celebrating wildly in a video shared on social media — thousands of fans poured into the streets of north London. Browne was among them, sprinting to the Emirates Stadium as jubilant scenes unfolded outside. “They’ve been through a rough period in my lifetime, so to be here now and finally see them win — yesterday felt like a dream,” Browne, who is also a youth football coach, told Reuters. “As soon as the final whistle went, I got dressed and headed straight here. I didn’t even take a vehicle — I live 10 minutes away, so I just ran. “It was surreal to see how many people were here.
Mexico City airport races to finish $500m renovation as the 2026 World Cup nears
MEXICO CITY: With the 2026 FIFA World Cup less than a month away, thousands of passengers arriving at Mexico City’s Benito Juárez International Airport are greeted by a chaotic construction site of buzzing drills, scattered pipes and unfinished flooring. The construction work coexists with hundreds of posters promoting the soccer tournament, as well as large-scale figures of soccer balls and trophies, which help passengers forget the inconveniences caused by renovations that have dragged on for a year. Seating beside one of the six cranes remaining at the Terminal 1 entrance, 28-year-old engineer Luis Ibarra says he isn’t bothered by the renovations. After all, he noted, the airport has suffered for years from flooding, leaky roofs and severe overcrowding. The countdown to complete one of the largest renovations at Mexico’s largest airport has more than 3,000 people working 20 hours a day, airport authorities told The Associated Press. It has not been an easy task. One year into the renovation — with the first phase over 90 percent complete — complications have been “more than we expected,” Juan José Padilla, general director of the Benito Juárez International Airport, told the AP.
Jayna Hefford confident in talent pool for PWHL's 4 expansion teams
Professional Women's Hockey League leaders believe talent pool is up to the task of filling four new teams next season and maintaining a high level of play.
Arsenal win Premier League after Man City held by Bournemouth
BOURNEMOUTH: Thousands of Arsenal fans descended on the Emirates Stadium to celebrate a first Premier League title in 22 years on Tuesday (May 19) after Manchester City were held 1-1 by Bournemouth.
Tito Ortiz eyes California comeback while blasting Dana White for freezing him out of UFC
Former UFC light heavyweight Champion Tito Ortiz is looking back at his California roots while aiming at Dana White for treating him like an outcast.
Brutal fantasy football punishment sends lone astronaut to Kauffman Stadium nosebleeds for Royals game
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