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Burnley win legal dispute with Everton over Premier League PSR breach
Burnley had been seeking damages after Everton were found guilty of breaching the Premier League’s profitability and sustainability rules.
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Gotham FC to construct $35 million training facility, a first for the club: ‘This is absolutely huge’
The NWSL team plans to build a 27,000-square-foot purpose-built center on the former site of the New York Red Bulls training facility
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How Serena Williams won her comeback match in the women’s doubles at Queen’s Club
Playing alongside Victoria Mboko, Serena Williams won her first competitive match in nearly four years.
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Premier League retained lists announced: Sancho, Bissouma and Meslier looking for new clubs
Manchester United are waving goodbye to more than £120m of signings for free – but who is leaving your club?
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What the Vancouver Canucks’ perfect rebuilding offseason could look like in 2026
In the first offseason of a new rebuilding era, let’s model out how the Canucks should navigate this summer.
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Pressing fantasy baseball questions: Can Austin Riley rebound? Who’s due for regression?
Can Austin Riley recover? Is Payton Tolle the best waiver-wire add this season? Dalton Del Don answers these questions and more.
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Mohammad Saleem added to Afghanistan squad for India ODIs
Rashid Khan will link up with the ODI squad directly in Dharamsala, while Mohammad Nabi, with the squad already, is unwell
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Do you know your Cup-winning new guys? Take the ‘Who Didn’t He Play For?’ quiz
Mitch Marner isn’t the first player to join a new team and immediately go on a postseason tear.
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Knicks memories by way of murals: How an East Harlem artist is capturing moments
One artist has been creating New York murals since 2023. His latest work has put a light on the Knicks during the postseason.
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Taj Bradley searching for answers as Twins fall to season-worst eight games below .500
Bradley posted another head-scratching start in the Twins’ loss to the Tigers Tuesday night, and said afterward, “It’s a bit confusing.”
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