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KANSAS CITY, Missouri, June 21 : England's Ollie Watkins has yet to kick a ball in his debut World Cup, but the striker is convinced Thomas Tuchel's willingness to unleash fresh attackers from the bench could prove a decisive weapon in the pursuit of glory.
SOUTHAMPTON, New York, June 21 : Seventeen-year-old Miles Russell gave his dad the ultimate Father's Day present at the U.S. Open on Sunday, bringing him in to caddie on his final hole at Shinnecock Hills.
ATLANTA, June 21 : Lamine Yamal wasted little time reminding everyone why many see him as key to Spain's World Cup cause, but no sooner did he make his first start since April in the 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia on Sunday than the exciting winger was on the sidelines again.
Portugal's Francisco Conceição on Sunday rejected suggestions that the team feels compelled to constantly look for Cristiano Ronaldo on the pitch at this 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Clare hurler David Reidy has been released from hospital, having been kept in for observation for a period on Saturday night.
WWE star Jordynne Grace made clear that any potential home intruders would meet her "seven dogs and a gun."
SEATTLE — The U.S. men's national team made it two for two at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, defeating Australia 2-0 on Friday to advance to the knockout rounds and give it a stranglehold on the top spot in Group D. An own goal from Australia defender Cameron Burgess, after a scintillating run from Folarin Balogun, put the U.S. up in the 11th minute. Alex Freeman then doubled the advantage in the 43rd minute when he was first to a deflected shot and nodded the ball home.
MONTERREY: Japanese fans celebrated their team's 4-0 victory over Tunisia in the 1,000th match in World Cup history on Saturday (Jun 20) by staying behind at Monterrey’s stadium to collect rubbish from the stands.