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How Sunderland are planning for Europe: ‘No talk of fear. We just want to be ready to compete’
The club returns to UEFA competition for the first time since 1973-74, with their U.S. tour part of a strategy to maintain development
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The verdict on refereeing at the World Cup — and what the Premier League can learn from it
What were the good bits? How about the bad? And what should English football take away from officiating at the 2026 tournament?
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The uncapped breakthrough stars of the 2030 World Cup – as predicted by the experts
The 2026 World Cup is over, so who could be the players making an impact in four years?
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What makes Ayyoub Bouaddi a special player wanted by Manchester City?
The teenage Morocco midfielder was a breakout star of the World Cup, highlighting why European clubs have been circling for a while
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Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for July 22, 2026, puzzle No. 667
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
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How to watch the men’s Millennium Estoril Open: Streaming options for the Round of 16
Find out how to watch the men’s Millennium Estoril Open, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Hetmyer, Rutherford haul West Indies home in tense chase
Duffy took two wickets in the 45th over to make things tense, but Hetmyer held his nerve to lead the hosts to a two-wicket win
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Babar, Awais hit centuries and Mohammad Ali bags five-for in Pakistan’s tour game
Not all the Pakistan batters could make the most of the opportunity in Tarouba ahead of the first Test against West Indies, which starts on July 25
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Padres’ sale process moving toward vote after final documentation submitted: Sources
The Padres’ anticipated franchise sale also comes at a crucial juncture for labor relations.
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Naismith Hall of Fame honors Stephen Curry with exhibit: ‘Something I don’t take lightly’
Curry is the NBA’s first active player with a Naismith Hall of Fame exhibit. Here’s his path to more history.
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