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‘I received offers from Bolton and Newcastle, but they didn’t progress far. Then Leeds came in – I saw it as a chance to experience a new league and country’: How World Cup winner Roque Junior ended up at Leeds United

Leeds United thought they had pulled off a transfer coup when they landed World Cup winner Roque Junior in 2003

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Lionesses hit by familiar feeling of frustration as weaknesses exposed

Inconsistency, a lack of conviction in front of goal and defensive problems were all evident in the 1-1 Nations League draw in Portugal on Friday

The Guardian - UK

Champions Trophy 2025 stats: Most runs, wickets, highest score, best bowling figures, biggest win

ICC Champions Trophy returned to the cricket calendar after a gap of eight years with Pakistan the designated hosts. It is a monumental moment for Pakistan and the cricket board as they host their first major ICC tournament since the 1996 ODI World Cup - 29 years ago.

The Times of India

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WTA urges social media companies to do more after Raducanu’s Dubai ordeal

The British player’s experience has raised questions about women’s safety in tennis with the governing body saying social media is a ‘missing piece’ in the battle for player protection

The Guardian - UK

Luis Rubiales' appeal dismissed: CAS upholds FIFA ban for kissing Jenni Hermoso

The Court of Arbitration for Sport rejected former Spanish football administrator Luis Rubiales's appeal on Friday regarding his disqualification from football-related activities for non-consensually kissing player Jenni Hermoso at the 2023 Women's World Cup final.

The Times of India

Wales v Ireland referee: Who is Six Nations official Christophe Ridley?

The Englishman made his Six Nations debut last year

The Independent UK

Team without borders: The all-time India-Pakistan ODI dream XI

Once upon a time, cobbling up your own combined India-Pakistan XIs over long afternoons used to be standard practice for cricket fans. That was the era of fierce cross-border rivalries, when the two teams regularly played each other in bilateral contests in addition to the desert derbies in Sharjah.

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Nazareth strike frustrates Lionesses in Nations League draw with Portugal

Kika Nazareth’s strike secured a 1-1 draw for Portugal after Alessia Russo had scored the opening goal for the Lionesses in the Women’s Nations League

The Guardian - UK

MLS at 30: Why 2025 and the Next 474 Days Will Change American Soccer Forever

The FIFA World Cup 2026 in USA, Canada and Mexico is less than 500 days away. How will those days change North American soccer?

Sports Illustrated

4 Nations Face-Off shatters expectations as a hockey showcase. The Milan Olympics are up next

The 4 Nations Face-Off was a one-off, a tournament with no past and no future, a trimmed down version of the World Cup of Hockey staged because the NHL’s best players have waited so long for something of its kind

The Independent UK

Luis Rubiales verdict is a huge step forward – but leaves a bitter aftertaste

The conviction of the former Spanish FA president for sexual assault sends a powerful message not just about consent, but about how seriously women are taken

The Guardian - UK

Deli relishes clash of cultures for World Cup shot

Baghdad-born Young Socceroos midfielder Frans Deli is eager to take on his country of birth for a spot at the under-20 World Cup.

AAP

Champions Trophy make or break for Buttler as England look to stop slide

After their poor series in India, England start the tournament against Australia, who are without their feared fast-bowling trio

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m Stronger Than I Was’: Lindsey Vonn Is Making the Most of Her Comeback

Five years after retiring from competition and just months after knee surgery, Vonn has made a pain-free return with one clear goal in mind: to race at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

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Shiffrin Returns To Giant Slalom After Injury Absence

Mikaela Shiffrin returns to World Cup giant slalom after injury, faces top competitors in challenging race in Sestriere, Italy.

International Business Times

Hermoso Will Appeal Rubiales 'Forced Kiss' Verdict

Jenni Hermoso will appeal the verdict in the case of former Spain football chief Luis Rubiales, who was fined after being found guilty of a forced kiss on the Women's World Cup-winning player, her lawyer said.

The Guardian - UK

‘We want that pressure’: why the Wales women’s rugby team is heading into an exciting new chapter

With a new coach and a World Cup coming up, hot on the heels of the Six Nations, there’s all to play for as the Wales squad ramp up their preparations

The Guardian - US

MLS Year 30: A league at a philosophical crossroads as World Cups loom

America’s top circuit has grown and thrived thanks to mechanisms it now no longer needs

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The Independent UK

5 key talking points as England prepare to face Australia in Champions Trophy

Brendon McCullum’s reign as England’s white-ball coach got off to an inauspicious start with T20 and ODI series defeats in India.

The Independent UK

Dragons start life after Warren Gatland – Wales v Ireland talking points

Gatland departed following Wales’ 14th successive Test defeat.

The Guardian - UK

Chess: Carlsen wins again as he qualifies for the $1.5m Saudi Esports World Cup

The Norwegian world No 1 beat Hikaru Nakamura twice at the Chessable Masters despite endgame lapses

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s second tier up against it without big three at Champions Trophy

Their attack has a distinctly Sheffield Shield flavour to it but the relative weakness of their group is in Australia’s favour

AAP

Young Socceroos unburdened by history in WC tilt

The Young Socceroos will book their ticket to the under-20 World Cup for the first time since 2013 if they beat Iraq in their under-20 Asian Cup quarter-final.

AAP

Knights battle to sign NZ rugby great Woodman-Wickliffe

Newcastle want to bring New Zealand rugby great Portia Woodman-Wickliffe to the NRLW, but are yet to have her potential arrival cleared by head office.

The Independent UK

England’s midfield puzzle demands a new combination ahead of Nations League

The timing of Clinton’s emergence comes as the Lionesses have been dealt with the blow of losing Georgia Stanway for ‘several months’

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