Trump marks 80th birthday with patriotic UFC Freedom 250 spectacle on White House South Lawn
'USA' chants were heard at the UFC Freedom 250 event on the White House South Lawn.
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Tunisia must cut out mistakes after Sweden thrashing, says Lamouchi
MONTERREY, Mexico June 14 : Tunisia coach Sabri Lamouchi said his side had been punished for a string of costly mistakes in Sunday's 5-1 defeat by Sweden, and warned that such errors could prove fatal for their chances at the World Cup.
World Cup might not unite the world, but it does offer chance to view things through someone else's eyes
Australia playing Turkey in a group-stage match might not seem like a thriller for neutrals. It’s the sort of game that the World Cup’s expansion from 32 teams to 48 requires. But for Australians and Turks, it meant the world to be in Vancouver on Saturday night.
How LinkedIn led Lopes on World Cup adventure with Cape Verde
June 13 : When Roberto Lopes was originally contacted by the Cape Verdean football association on LinkedIn, he did what many people do with unsolicited messages on the professional social media platform - he ignored it, almost costing him the chance to play at the 2026 World Cup.
Cork bag All-Ireland SFC quarter final spot with win over Donegal as Kerry take on Kildare
Cork are into the quarter-finals of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.
Scotland's Tartan Army digs deep into pockets for World Cup return
BOSTON, June 12 : Scotland's raucous Tartan Army of supporters massed in downtown Boston on Friday, with fans saying they had no qualms about the thousands of dollars they are spending to see their team return to the World Cup after a 28-year absence.
'Kids know Lamine as well as they know LeBron': World Cup excitement builds in the US
LOS ANGELES, California: Growing up in Miami, Mr Thomas Guzman was the odd one out when it came to the sport and the team he loved.
Fans in Vancouver shrug off high prices as personal journeys drive World Cup trips
VANCOUVER, June 11 : Fans arriving in Vancouver for the World Cup are braving steep ticket prices, but some are shrugging off the cost, drawn instead by personal journeys that extend beyond football - from honouring loved ones to sharing the tournament with family.