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Why World Cup TV broadcasts always cut to FIFA president Gianni Infantino
FIFA president Infantino has regularly attended World Cup matches across the United States, Canada and Mexico this summer.
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World Cup Golden Boot odds favor Kylian Mbappé against the field
Kylian Mbappe is favored to win a Golden Boot race that has featured the biggest stars in the sport.
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Knight: ‘Wanted to give my all this summer but right time to step away’
Former England captain admits there were “tears” in dressing room, but is excited for what the future holds
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Shaheen Shah Afridi granted NOC to play for Kandy Royals in LPL
This will be Afridi’s second appearance in an overseas T20 league in the last year
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Afghan women’s refugee team could play internationals by 2030
The ICC re-constituted a Special Taskforce to oversee a roadmap for an Afghan refugee women’s team at its Annual Conference in Edinburgh
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Bryce Harper addresses Cameo video sent by FanDuel to gambler: ‘I did not consent to it’
The Phillies star offered his first comment on his appearance in a 21-second video to a FanDuel customer in November 2024.
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How to watch Mercury vs. Lynx: TV channel and streaming options for July 13
Find out how to watch the Phoenix Mercury play the Minnesota Lynx, with time, TV channel and streaming information.
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Astros nullify Mike Burrows’ Triple-A assignment, place him on 15-day IL
The team placed Burrows on the major-league, 15-day injured list Monday with what it described as right elbow neuritis.
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Dutch referee Rob Dieperink dies aged 38, weeks after being dropped from World Cup
Dieperink had refereed in professional football since 2011, taking charge of 284 matches.
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Twelve yards from the World Cup final: How penalties could separate the last four
If margins prove to be as fine as expected, the World Cup finalists may be decided by penalty kicks.
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