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Gloucester sign World Cup-winning South African lock Jean Kleyn for the 2026-27 season, after 11 years playing for URC side Munster.
Winter Paralympic gold medallist Neil Simpson secured his first World Cup podium finish since 2024 by finishing third in the men's downhill Para-alpine (vision impaired) event in Austria.
Lorena Mu oz, who leapt to fame directing Argentinian 2016 box office smash "I'm Gilda," is attached to direct "Pioneers" ("Pioneras"), a historical fiction limited series inspired by the Argentinian soccer team's participation in the only half-known 1971 Women's World Cup, a milestone for the sport at large and for Argentina, whose makeshift side beat England […]...
As the man behind the 1984 L.A. Olympics soccer tournament and the 1994 World Cup, Alan Rothenberg arguably had more to do with writing the story of modern U.S. Soccer than anyone.
The restrictions include an exception for players, officials and immediate relatives. But no allowance has been made for supporters...
Wicketkeeper-batter says she has lost some competitive edge 35-year-old will miss T20 World Cup in June and July Australia captain Alyssa Healy is to retire from cricket in March, after the forthcoming series with India, saying she has lost some of the competitive edge that drove her. The wicketkeeper-batter has been playing for Australia for 15 years, making her debut as a teenager, and has been full-time captain since Meg Lanning retired in 2023. Continue reading...
Spurs make Atl tico Madrid offer worth 25m upfront Former Chelsea man keen on Premier League return Tottenham look to have beaten Aston Villa to the signing of Conor Gallagher from Atl tico Madrid after agreeing a transfer fee of up to 40m ( 34.6m) for the England midfielder. Talks with Atl tico have progressed rapidly and Gallagher is understood to be keen to move back to the Premier League to boost his chances of making England's World Cup squad, having made just four starts in La Liga this...
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is investing $115 million in counter-drone technologies for the FIFA Men's World Cup and events celebrating 250 years of U.S. independence. DHS said in a Monday release it is also launching an office focused on purchasing and deploying drone and counter-drone technologies. The new Program Executive Office for Unmanned...
Mauricio Pochettino is likely to bring three strikers to the World Cup, not two, leaving one hotly contested spot available for another American attacker.
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