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BOSTON, Massachusetts, June 13 : Haiti fans brought their Carnival groove to downtown Boston on Saturday ahead of their team's first World Cup match since 1974, competing with the bagpipes of Scotland's Tartan Army which has set up camp in the city.
LONDON, June 13 : Once labelled the new golden girl of tennis after winning the 2021 U.S. Open as a teenaged qualifier, Emma Raducanu's career has been a tale of injury layoffs, hiring and firing coaches and a struggle to live with the weight of expectation.
The Ghanaian government has strongly criticised Canada’s decision to deny midfielder Thomas Partey entry to the country ahead of their World Cup opener against Panama on Wednesday.
HOUSTON, June 13 : Jubilant singing and the raspy sound of vuvuzelas have created an unmistakingly African feel to Democratic of Republic Congo’s training in Houston, where supporters are confident their side can shine at the World Cup and have a message for Cristiano Ronaldo.
June 13 : Spain midfielder Marc Cucurella, who set up Mikel Oyarzabal's late winner against England at the Euro 2024 final, is hoping that his lucky charm - a pyjama top worn by his wife during that European triumph - will bring him good fortune at the World Cup as well.
BARCELONA, June 13 : Charles Leclerc said he felt ashamed after crashing his Ferrari for the second weekend in a row in qualifying for the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.
LONDON, June 13 : Croatia's Donna Vekic revived memories of her deep run at Wimbledon two years ago when she thrashed Britain's Katie Boulter to reach the Queen's Club Championships semi-finals on Saturday.
June 13 : When Roberto Lopes was originally contacted by the Cape Verdean football association on LinkedIn, he did what many people do with unsolicited messages on the professional social media platform - he ignored it, almost costing him the chance to play at the 2026 World Cup.