Egypt FA: 'Cannot remain silent' about decisions in Argentina match - ESPN
The Egyptian Football Association has said it «cannot remain silent regarding the refereeing decisions» following the team's round-of-16 loss to Argentina at the World Cup.
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Where would Argentina be if not for Messi? On a flight home from this World Cup - ESPN
ATLANTA — Where would Argentina be without Lionel Messi? On a flight back to Buenos Aires probably, with the FIFA World Cup trophy heading in a different direction to FIFA's New York headquarters at Trump Tower, waiting to be handed to a new owner on July 19.
Wimbledon semifinalist Marta Kostyuk slams IOC decision on Russia - ESPN
After advancing to her first Wimbledon semifinal Wednesday, Ukrainian tennis player Marta Kostyuk slammed the International Olympic Committee's decision to provisionally lift its ban on Russia and recommend that individual sports drop the neutral status for athletes.
Northern Super League draws investment of $30 million from international sports firm
An international firm has invested $30 million in the Northern Super League.
Wild card Arthur Fery upsets Flavio Cobolli to reach Wimbledon semis - ESPN
British wild card Arthur Fery, a two-time All-American at Stanford who grew up about a mile away from the All England Club, shocked No. 9 seed Flavio Cobolli 6-4, 7-6 (4), 6-0 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals on Wednesday.
Falcao calls Colombian football 'a disgrace' after World Cup exit
July 8 : Colombia left the World Cup unbeaten in normal play but broken-hearted after their latest penalty shootout defeat, and the national team's all-time top scorer Radamel Falcao was in no mood to offer soothing words.
Argentina survive another scare, finding strength in adversity
KANSAS CITY, Missouri, July 8 : Not even the most pessimistic Argentina fan would have predicted the defending champions would need extra time against Cape Verde and a stunning late comeback against Egypt after cruising through the World Cup group stage with near-perfect authority.
Al Riveron steps down after four years as ACC supervisor of officials - ESPN
ACC supervisor of officials Al Riveron announced Wednesday he is stepping down after four years in the role.