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Palmeiras showed why they’re still a force in South America by cruising into the Copa Libertadores quarter‑finals after a 0‑0 draw with Universitario. The win gave them a comfortable 4‑0 aggregate edge and Weverton earned Player of the Match for his calm night between the sticks.
Over in Canada, 18‑year‑old Victoria Mboko shocked Naomi Osaka to claim her first WTA title at the Canadian Open. Ben Shelton posted a heartfelt shout‑out, while legends Billie Jean King and Coco Gauff chimed in with praise – a clear sign that Mboko’s star is rising fast.
Back on home turf, Stellenbosch FC edged SuperSport United 2‑1 to climb back into third place in the Betway Premiership. The win puts them back in contention for continental spots and adds pressure on SuperSport as they fight to avoid the relegation zone.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid kept their Club World Cup campaign alive with a solid 3‑0 victory over RB Salzburg, sealing top spot in Group H. Vinícius Júnior, Fede Valverde and Gonzalo García all got on the scoresheet, setting up a tempting round of 16 clash against Juventus.
The tech world is buzzing about the iPhone 17 leak that promises bold new colors – orange for Pro models and sky‑blue for the upcoming iPhone 17 Air. Insiders also say the camera block on the Pro line gets a redesign, making the phone look fresh for 2025.
Music fans should note Nigerian rapper Eedris Abdulkareem’s latest protest track aimed at President Tinubu. The song “Tell Your Papa” calls out broken promises and has already faced an NBC broadcast ban, sparking debate about freedom of expression.
If you love gaming, Amazon is teaming up with IO Interactive for a new James Bond title called "007 First Light." The game promises an original origin story and could bring back the multiplayer feel that made GoldenEye a classic.
On the political front, South Sudan’s Vice President Riek Machar was hit with an arrest warrant, raising fears of renewed conflict. International bodies like the UN are urging dialogue to keep the fragile peace alive.
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Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley, England’s openers, lost their wickets quickly on the first day of the third Test, putting early pressure on the visitors. Their early exits forced England’s middle-order to regroup against India's tough bowling attack.
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