De Bruyne’s Double Penalty Hands Belgium 4‑2 Win Over Wales, Dashing Welsh World Cup Hopes
Kevin De Bruyne's double penalties gave Belgium a 4‑2 win over Wales, pushing the Welsh side into a play‑off battle for 2026 World Cup qualification.
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Kevin De Bruyne's double penalties gave Belgium a 4‑2 win over Wales, pushing the Welsh side into a play‑off battle for 2026 World Cup qualification.
WWE stars swam with dolphins off Perth before Crown Jewel 2025, boosting fan engagement and marking the brand's first Australian premium event.
Portugal clinched a 96th‑minute win over Ireland in a World Cup qualifier, leaving the Irish side heartbroken and fighting for survival with just one point.
Scotland and Greece meet at Hampden Park on Oct 9, 2025, in a World Cup qualifier. Odds favor Greece, but home advantage could tip the balance.
UAE clinches its first Gulf T20I title after a two‑run win over Kuwait in Dubai, with Meet Bhavsar named player of the series. The victory marks a milestone for Gulf cricket.
Trevor Lawrence’s last‑minute TD lifts the Jaguars over the Chiefs, keeping Jacksonville 4‑1 and dropping Kansas City to 2‑3 in the early 2025 NFL season.
Minnesota Vikings aim to land a top edge rusher like T.J. Parker in the 2026 NFL Mock Draft, a move that could reshape their defense and impact the entire draft class.
Monaco hosts Nice at Stade Louis‑II on March 29. With both sides a point apart, injury woes and recent form set up a high‑scoring Ligue 1 derby.
Ireland Women whitewash Zimbabwe 3‑0 in T20Is, clinching the series with a 51‑run win at Dublin's Pembroke Cricket Club. Amy Hunter's half‑century and Sophie MacMahon's three wickets seal the dominance.
Barcelona rallied to beat Real Sociedad 2-1, with Lamine Yamal’s return sparking a decisive comeback and lifting the club to the LaLiga summit.
Arsenal Women drew 0-0 with Manchester United at Leigh Sports Village, controlling most of the ball but failing to breach a disciplined defence. Katie Reid shone defensively, while the attack struggled for bite. The match exposed tactical strengths and gaps in Renée Slegers' side as they prepare for a pivotal clash with Aston Villa in the title race.
Manchester United delivered a 4-1 win over AFC Bournemouth at Chicago's Soldier Field in the Premier League Summer Series. Goals from Højlund, Dorgu, Amad Diallo and teen striker Ethan Williams highlighted United's depth. Rain‑soaked conditions didn’t stop a strong showing from goalkeeper Tom Heaton, who filled in for an injured André Onana. Manager Ruben Amorim rotated his squad after the 70‑minute mark, underlining the team's talent pool. The victory puts United at the top of the preseason tournament and boosts confidence ahead of the league start.