Erik ten Hag's clear Manchester United plan for Mason Mount as FA Cup shake-up planned
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South Africa FA resolve dispute with Women's World Cup squad
The South Africa Football Association (SAFA) said a pay dispute with its Women's World Cup squad had been resolved after a charity stepped in with a "humble donation".
Wendie Renard determined to lead France to a first major trophy at the Women’s World Cup
CLAIREFONTAINE, France: Wendie Renard grew up in a place so remote that locals nicknamed it “The End of the World.”
Giannis Antetokounmpo uncertain for World Cup after knee surgery, sources confirm - ESPN
Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo recently underwent a cleanup procedure in his left knee, leaving his status uncertain for the FIBA World Cup next month, sources confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday.
Rickelton accepts the Proteas' pecking order ahead of World Cup in India
Proteas wicketkeeper-batter Ryan Rickelton doubts he will be in South Africa's squad for the Cricket World Cup in India, but he is eager to cement his place in the Proteas set-up.
Soccer fan 'critically' injured after being stabbed during violent brawl at CONCACAF Gold Cup match
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Switzerland's 16-year-old midfielder Iman Beney ruptures ACL in training, will miss Women's World Cup
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West Indies Beat Oman By 7 Wickets In World Cup Qualifier
West Indies recorded their first win in the Super Six stage of the ongoing ICC World Cup Qualifier, defeating Oman by seven wickets with 62 balls to spare in an inconsequential match in Harare on Wednesday. The West Indies will not be a part of a 50-over World Cup for the first time in 48 years as the Caribbean side has already been knocked out of the qualification race. The World Cup will be played in India from October 5 to November 19 this year. Brandon King scored 100 off 104 balls (15x4s) while Shai Hope made an unbeaten 63 as the West Indies remained largely unchallenged in the contest, scoring 222 for three in 39.4 overs after restricting Oman to 221 for nine in 50 overs.