The Road to World Cup 2026: The biggest teams to watch and what to expect
The 2026 World Cup is one year away, and the countdown is on to see which teams will qualify for the largest-ever edition of the world’s most popular sporting event.
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Gyokeres, Mbeumo, new goalkeeper - Man United's strongest matchday squad with four signings
With Matheus Cunha's signature secured and Bryan Mbeumo now topping Manchester United's wish list, it has been an encouraging start to the summer at Old Trafford.
Panthers, Defenders' TDs highlight top plays from UFL conference championships
The 2025 UFL conference championship games are in the books. The Michigan Panthers were able to end the Birmingham Stallions' quest for a four-peat, winning the USFL title game, 44-29. In the XFL title game, the DC Defenders decisively defeated the St. Louis Battlehawks, 36-18.
DeChambeau not seeking LIV Golf exit: 'they see the value in me'
OAKMONT, Pennsylvania :Bryson DeChambeau, who has evolved into one of the game's most popular players, revealed on Tuesday that his contract with LIV Golf expires next year and that he has no plans to take his big-hitting talents elsewhere.
It's time: Countdown clocks signal kickoff of men's FIFA World Cup 1 year away
The one-year countdown to the 2026 World Cup starts Wednesday, with clocks to be unveiled to mark the occasion in Toronto, Vancouver and Niagara Falls.
Rahm ready to embrace Oakmont challenge at US Open
OAKMONT, Pennsylvania :Jon Rahm knows Oakmont Country Club will provide a challenge unlike any other at this week's U.S. Open but the Spaniard said on Tuesday the aura of one of the most feared layouts in the world will not impact his game.
Red Sox calling up top prospect in baseball Roman Anthony - ESPN
The Boston Red Sox are calling up outfielder Roman Anthony, the No. 1 prospect in baseball, hopeful he can provide a jolt to a team that has disappointed over the season's first 67 games, manager Alex Cora confirmed on Monday.
Conference commissioners bullish on enforcing new NIL rules - ESPN
Days after a multibillion-dollar legal settlement changed college athletics by allowing schools to directly pay their athletes, the most powerful conference commissioners are bullish on their ability to enforce NIL rules in a new system, even though specific punishments remain unclear.