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RIYADH: It did not look like it for 94 minutes, but Qatar managed to secure a valuable and historic point against Switzerland to blow Group B at the 2026 FIFA World Cup wide open. It might not have been the showing Qatari fans desired after their disappointing campaign at the 2022 FIFA World Cup, but a late equalizer from veteran Boualem Khouki sealed a 1-1 draw against the group’s heavyweights.
June 13 : Captain Shubman Gill's unbeaten 84 secured a seven-wicket win for India over Afghanistan on Saturday as the hosts chased down a target of 195 with 13 balls to spare in a rain-delayed one-day international in Dharamshala that was shortened to a 25-over contest.
Lewis Hamilton vowed to take the fight to Mercedes pair George Russell and Kimi Antonelli in Barcelona after securing his best qualifying result for Ferrari.
Emma Raducanu battled into Saturday’s HSBC Championships semi-final after the King’s birthday flypast briefly interrupted her 6-3 7-5 victory over Kamilla Rakhimova at Queen’s.
June 13 : Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky on Saturday increased his stake in West Ham United to around 43 per cent, becoming the club's largest shareholder, following the resignation of co-chairman David Sullivan amid allegations of misconduct.
MIAMI, June 13 : Saudi Arabia will attempt to recreate their World Cup magic from 2022 when they face Marcelo Bielsa's Uruguay in their Group H opener on Monday, but this time it is uncertainty rather than confidence driving the Gulf nation's campaign.
The first FIFA World Cup match on Canadian soil delivered drama, dread and most importantly, a point.
As excitement builds around the world for this year's FIFA World Cup tournament, residents and small businesses in Canada's host cities are bracing for daily disruptions that range from inconvenient to possibly dangerous.