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VAR looked at several different angles before choosing the eventual image which showed Alejandro Garnacho was in an offside position for Manchester United's ruled out goal against Arsenal.
By now, you know Deion Sanders has taken over the college football universe after his unique transfer-heavy Colorado roster upset TCU in his first game as an FBS coach.
Former Texas Tech star Ludvig Aberg will play for Europe in the upcoming Ryder Cup, less than four months after he turned pro.
Manchester City will learn the extent of Jack Grealish's thigh injury that kept him out of their Premier League win over Fulham this week.
NEW YORK : Aryna Sabalenka will have a spring in her step when she meets Daria Kasatkina in the U.S. Open fourth round on Monday, with the Belarusian set to take over as world number one.
Rahkeem Cornwall, often called the 'heaviest cricketer', is now a well-known face in world cricket. Standing at a height of close to 6 feet five inches, Cornwall's physical presence on the cricket field is a much talked about affair. The West Indies cricketer has played 10 Test matches too. On Sunday, Cornwall grabbed everyone's attention with a 45-ball ton for Barbados Royals against St Kitts And Nevis Patriots in a Caribbean Premier League (CPL) match. He stayed retired not out on 102* off 48 balls. The Royals won the match by eight wickets as they successful chased down a target of 221 with 11 balls remaining.
Only a select handful of games last season generated as much betting interest as Colorado's upset of TCU on Saturday, and money was still showing up on the Buffaloes at sportsbooks Sunday.
PARIS : Welterweight Sedia Sanogo grew up just a 20-minute drive from the arena hosting the Paris 2024 boxing tournament, but she has chosen to chase her Olympic dream under the flag of Ivory Coast, the country of her parents.