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Uruguay striker Luis Suárez slammed Colombia's «ugly» celebrations after Wednesday's Copa América semifinal ended in violent scenes as players argued on the pitch and fought with fans in the stands at the Bank of America Stadium.
LOS ANGELES — Prince Harry received the Pat Tillman Award for Service at The ESPYS on Thursday night, and he mentioned the late Army Ranger's mother who had criticized ESPN for honoring the royal.
Minnesota Lynx forward Napheesa Collier suffered a left foot injury in Thursday night's 78-73 loss to the Connecticut Sun. She was hurt with 2 minutes, 36 seconds left in the third quarter and did not return to the game.
Argentina took a shot at music artist Drake after the Canadian lost $300,000 on a bet his country would beat the defending champions in Tuesday's Copa América semifinal, using rap rival Kendrick Lamar's song to send him a message.
LAS VEGAS — Bronny James says he will welcome any assignment in his first season as a professional, as long as it comes with a chance to play and improve as a basketball player.
KANSAS CITY, Missouri — Gregg Berhalter said he believed he was still the right man to lead the United States men's national team, despite crashing out of the 2024 Copa América in the group stage on Monday with a 1-0 loss to Uruguay at Arrowhead Stadium.
GEVREY-CHAMBERTIN, France — French rider Julien Bernard was fined 200 Swiss francs ($223) by the International Cycling Union after he stopped to kiss his wife during the time-trial seventh stage of the Tour de France.
COLOGNE, Germany — There is only one host nation at Euro 2024, but two nations can say they have home advantage. Just as Germany can count on the backing of thousands of passionate, expectant supporters, so can Turkey. The success of Vincenzo Montella's team is creating as much noise in Cologne, Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich as anything Julian Nagelsmann's side has achieved.