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LONDON, July 3 : Jannik Sinner's Wimbledon title defence gathered pace on Friday as the world number one swept aside American Jenson Brooksby 6-4 6-3 6-4 to enter the fourth round and reinforce his status as the man to beat at the All England Club.
July 2 : For a country that has long worshipped the collective, Spain are discovering the delicious awkwardness of having an 18-year-old who keeps making individual brilliance look like a team principle, with Lamine Yamal shining as they beat Austria 3-0.
Four people died, three of asphyxiation, during late night street celebrations in Mexico City after hundreds of thousands of fans gathered along the capital's main central avenue as Mexico beat Ecuador to win their first World Cup knockout match in 40 years.
MEXICO CITY: Four people died, three of asphyxiation, during late night street celebrations in Mexico City after hundreds of thousands of fans gathered along the capital's main central avenue asMexico beat Ecuador to win their first World Cup knockout match in 40 years.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ, June 30 : France's 1998 World Cup triumph was built on a special bond between coach Aime Jacquet and his on-field lieutenant Didier Deschamps.
JAKARTA: In a packed Jakarta cafe, a collective groan rippled through orange-clad supporters just before noon on Tuesday (Jun 30) as the Netherlands crashed out of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, losing 3-2 to Morocco in a dramatic penalty shootout.
SANTA JOSE, California, June 29 : A suspected drive-by shooting in San Jose, California, that killed one person and injured another near the Bay Area's main site for World Cup watch parties was an isolated incident and not related to the tournament, police said on Monday.
In the minutes after Canada’s men did what once seemed impossible — after they had won the first World Cup elimination game in their history, 1-0 over South Africa on a glorious Sunday afternoon in Los Angeles — head coach Jesse Marsch gathered his team together in a circle so tight it made its own gravity.