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Need Just One Perfect Day To Touch 90m Mark: Neeraj Chopra
Ahead of the start of his World Athletics Championships campaign, Indian Olympic gold medalist javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra said he is close to touching the 90-metre mark and needs just "one perfect day" with favourable weather conditions to attain that mark. The World Athletics Championships are currently ongoing in Budapest, started on August 19 and will conclude on August 27. Neeraj will be in action during the men's javelin throw qualification on August 25 and on August 27 in the final if he qualifies for it. Last year, he ended the country's long wait of 19 years for a medal at the championships with a silver in the men's javelin event.
Phil Foden sets progression target in key position at Man City
Phil Foden hopes his progression in midfield continues in a 'natural' way after his excellent performance against Newcastle.
Source - Aaron Rodgers to make Jets debut Saturday vs. Giants - ESPN
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who hasn't played in the preseason since 2018, will make his New York Jets debut next Saturday against the New York Giants in the preseason finale, a source confirmed Sunday.
'I am gutted but there’s a generation inspired' - England fans proud of 'brave and phenomenal' Lionesses
At 1:16pm today, the Piccadilly Gardens fan zone DJ lowered the audio from the BBC’s coverage and played a song — ‘The Only Way Is Up’.
Todd Bowles - No timetable to name Buccaneers' starting QB - ESPN
TAMPA, Fla. — Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Todd Bowles said Sunday that there is no timetable to name a starting quarterback for the 2023 season, and it is possible the team will enter its third and final preseason game Aug. 26 against the Baltimore Ravens without naming a starting quarterback.
Spain's Bonmati wins Golden Ball; Earps claims Golden Glove - ESPN
SYDNEY — Spain midfielder Aitana Bonmatí has been awarded the Golden Ball for the best player at the Women's World Cup after her team edged out England in Sunday's final.
Women's World Cup final ratings: Bonmatí, Earps star - ESPN
SYDNEY — Spain are the new Women's World Cup champions, beating England 1-0 at Stadium Australia to become first-time winners.