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U.S.-Belgium World Cup TV broadcast draws 33 million, sets U.S. audience record for soccer
The U.S.-Belgium game peaked on Fox during its second half with more than 41 million viewers on Monday night.
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Serene Mbappe and emotional Messi are going goal for goal (and miss for miss) in World Cup chase
Mbappe and France have glided through the World Cup knockouts while Messi and Argentina have survived chaos. Will they both reach a final?
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Here’s why the Mets should extend (not trade) Clay Holmes, who wants to stay
Clay Holmes said of the Mets: “I came here for a reason. You almost have the sense of some type of unfinished business.”
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Melbourne Renegades BBL team leave Marvel Stadium after 15 years
The MCG will become their official home venue although it’s understood they will host two games at Junction Oval
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Brook targets England No.1 ranking after sealing series win
Captain surprised by progress but says score is fair reflection after strong run of form
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Alex Bregman’s hitting obsession has the Cubs believing a second-half surge is coming
Bregman has not yet lived up to the hype, but the Cubs are still a playoff contender heading into the All-Star break.
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Phillies’ Bryce Harper to compete in Home Run Derby at Citizens Bank Park
The former Home Run Derby winner is running it back this year at Citizens Bank Park.
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France brush Morocco aside at World Cup — but Mbappe injury scare raises concern: Live updates
Kylian Mbappe scored again in a 2-0 win but the striker suffered an injury scare late on.
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Wichita to join Dayton as men’s March Madness opening-round host site
With the tournament expanding to 76 teams, the NCAA needed a second location west of the Mississippi River and Wichita is centrally located.
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Mbappe stars as France beat Morocco to reach World Cup semi-finals. Can anyone stop them?
Mbappe and Dembele were on the scoresheet as France stormed past Morocco to reach yet another World Cup semi-final under Deschamps
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