World Cup

GB's BMX Stars Cullen and Shriever Dominate World Cup in the Netherlands
Cycling

GB's BMX Stars Cullen and Shriever Dominate World Cup in the Netherlands

Great Britain's Ross Cullen and Beth Shriever clinch victories at the BMX World Cup in the Netherlands, showcasing their elite skills and determination.
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Scotland Secures T20 Series Victory Over Nepal with Stellar Performance
Cricket

Scotland Secures T20 Series Victory Over Nepal with Stellar Performance

Scotland clinched a 34-run victory against Nepal in the T20 Tri-Series, showcasing a strong team effort and setting sights on the upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
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Revolutionizing Netball: Biennial World Cup and the Rise of Men's Netball
Netball

Revolutionizing Netball: Biennial World Cup and the Rise of Men's Netball

World Netball announces a biennial World Cup and introduces a men's competition, aiming to future-proof the sport amid Commonwealth Games uncertainties.
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Gregor Townsend's Vision: Aiming for a Third Rugby World Cup with Scotland
Rugby

Gregor Townsend's Vision: Aiming for a Third Rugby World Cup with Scotland

Explore the future of Scotland Rugby under Gregor Townsend as he eyes a third World Cup, with insights from Scottish Rugby CEO Alex Williamson.
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Behind Closed Doors: Scotland vs Belarus in Hungary's Neutral Venue
Football

Behind Closed Doors: Scotland vs Belarus in Hungary's Neutral Venue

Explore why Scotland faces Belarus in an empty Hungarian stadium for the World Cup qualifier, amid UEFA sanctions and fan reactions.
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Northern Ireland's Darts Triumph: Gurney and Rock's World Cup Victory Sparks Growth
Darts

Northern Ireland's Darts Triumph: Gurney and Rock's World Cup Victory Sparks Growth

Daryl Gurney and Josh Rock's World Cup of Darts win for Northern Ireland aims to inspire and grow the sport locally.
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Wales and Northern Ireland Advance to World Cup of Darts Semi-Finals
Darts

Wales and Northern Ireland Advance to World Cup of Darts Semi-Finals

Wales and Northern Ireland secure their spots in the World Cup of Darts semi-finals with impressive quarter-final victories in Frankfurt.
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Gennaro Gattuso Takes Helm as Italy's New Manager: A New Era for Italian Football
Football

Gennaro Gattuso Takes Helm as Italy's New Manager: A New Era for Italian Football

Italy appoints World Cup winner Gennaro Gattuso as their new manager, aiming to revive the national team's fortunes on the global stage.
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Tino Livramento: Rising Star with a Bright Future and World Cup Dreams
Football

Tino Livramento: Rising Star with a Bright Future and World Cup Dreams

Explore Tino Livramento's journey from England U21 to potential World Cup squad inclusion, his development at Newcastle, and insights from Ashley Cole.
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Controversial Penalty Crushes Palestine's World Cup Aspirations: PFA Files Official Complaint
Football

Controversial Penalty Crushes Palestine's World Cup Aspirations: PFA Files Official Complaint

The Palestine Football Association has lodged a formal complaint with FIFA and AFC after a disputed penalty ended their 2026 World Cup qualifying hopes.
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Wright Predicts Humphries and Littler Won't Click at Darts World Cup
Darts

Wright Predicts Humphries and Littler Won't Click at Darts World Cup

Peter Wright predicts Luke Humphries and Luke Littler won't click at the Darts World Cup, despite being favorites. Wright and Gary Anderson aim to surprise.
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Michal Probierz Steps Down as Poland Manager Amid Lewandowski Controversy
Football

Michal Probierz Steps Down as Poland Manager Amid Lewandowski Controversy

Michal Probierz resigns as Poland manager following Robert Lewandowski's refusal to play under his leadership, amidst World Cup qualifier struggles.
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England's World Cup Hopes: Assessing the Impact of the Senegal Defeat
Football

England's World Cup Hopes: Assessing the Impact of the Senegal Defeat

Explore the implications of England's recent defeat by Senegal and what it means for their World Cup 2026 preparations under coach Thomas Tuchel.
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Daphne Schrager Dominates Para-cycling Road World Cup with Double Victory
Disability Sport

Daphne Schrager Dominates Para-cycling Road World Cup with Double Victory

British Paralympic medallist Daphne Schrager secures a double victory at the Para-cycling Road World Cup in Italy, showcasing her dominance in the sport.
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Scotland's Road to Glory: Key Decisions and Rising Stars in World Cup Qualifiers
Football

Scotland's Road to Glory: Key Decisions and Rising Stars in World Cup Qualifiers

Scotland gears up for crucial World Cup qualifiers with key decisions on team formation and rising stars like Che Adams and Callum McGregor.
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Bellamy's Bold Wales: Embracing Risk for Glory in Football
Football

Bellamy's Bold Wales: Embracing Risk for Glory in Football

Craig Bellamy's Wales showcases a fearless approach in a thrilling match against Belgium, emphasizing strategy over mere results.
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Steve Clarke's World Cup Quest: A Defining Moment for Scottish Football
Football

Steve Clarke's World Cup Quest: A Defining Moment for Scottish Football

Steve Clarke's leadership could elevate Scotland to new heights in the 2025 World Cup, marking a historic achievement in Scottish football.
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Dean Henderson's Missed Opportunity: Goalkeeper Battle Heats Up for England
Football

Dean Henderson's Missed Opportunity: Goalkeeper Battle Heats Up for England

Dean Henderson's performance against Senegal raises questions about England's goalkeeping future as Jordan Pickford faces increasing competition.
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England's Rugby World Cup Warm-Up: Facing France and Spain in Crucial Matches
Rugby

England's Rugby World Cup Warm-Up: Facing France and Spain in Crucial Matches

England prepares for the Rugby World Cup with warm-up matches against France and Spain, aiming to extend their winning streak.
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Julen Lopetegui Appointed as Qatar National Team's Head Coach
Football

Julen Lopetegui Appointed as Qatar National Team's Head Coach

Julen Lopetegui becomes Qatar's head coach after West Ham stint.
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Lord's Set to Shine as Host of 2026 Women's T20 World Cup Final
Cricket

Lord's Set to Shine as Host of 2026 Women's T20 World Cup Final

Lord's to host 2026 Women's T20 World Cup final. Details and excitement await!
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Wales' Disappointing Six Nations Campaign and Path to Recovery
Rugby

Wales' Disappointing Six Nations Campaign and Path to Recovery

Wales' Six Nations campaign was eventful with losses. Coach Lynn aims to turn things around for World Cup.
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Carlo Ancelotti's Potential Move to Brazil: A Game-Changer for 2026 World Cup
Football

Carlo Ancelotti's Potential Move to Brazil: A Game-Changer for 2026 World Cup

Explore Carlo Ancelotti's potential transition from Real Madrid to Brazil's national team, setting the stage for the 2026 World Cup.
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Sean Lynn's Warning to Wales for World Cup Hopes
Rugby

Sean Lynn's Warning to Wales for World Cup Hopes

Sean Lynn warns Wales players that World Cup places are at stake in the next three games.
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Lionel Messi: The Final Signature in a Grandfather's Football Tribute
Football

Lionel Messi: The Final Signature in a Grandfather's Football Tribute

A football fan embarks on a heartfelt mission to collect signatures from the 2022 World Cup-winning Argentina team in memory of his late grandfather.
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Wales' Rugby Hope in Coach Lynn: A Path to Success
Rugby

Wales' Rugby Hope in Coach Lynn: A Path to Success

Wales' players back coach Lynn despite poor start. Hopes for improvement ahead of World Cup.
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Portia Woodman-Wickliffe Returns to Rugby: Aiming for the 2025 World Cup Glory
Rugby

Portia Woodman-Wickliffe Returns to Rugby: Aiming for the 2025 World Cup Glory

New Zealand's rugby star Portia Woodman-Wickliffe comes out of retirement, targeting success at the 2025 Rugby World Cup.
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Kathryn Bryce's Efforts Fail to Secure Scotland's World Cup Dream
Cricket

Kathryn Bryce's Efforts Fail to Secure Scotland's World Cup Dream

Despite Kathryn Bryce's heroic century and wickets, Scotland lost to Ireland, dashing their World Cup hopes.
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Ireland Rugby Team to Bounce Back Despite Erin King's Injury
Rugby

Ireland Rugby Team to Bounce Back Despite Erin King's Injury

Ireland's rugby coach is confident of the team's regrouping after Erin King's injury.
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Erin King's Injury: A Major Setback for Ireland's Rugby Hopes in Six Nations and World Cup
Rugby

Erin King's Injury: A Major Setback for Ireland's Rugby Hopes in Six Nations and World Cup

Erin King's knee injury sidelines her from Ireland's Women's Six Nations and World Cup, impacting the team's performance and future games.
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Concacaf's Strong Stand Against 64-Team World Cup Plan for 2030
Football

Concacaf's Strong Stand Against 64-Team World Cup Plan for 2030

Concacaf opposes the proposal to expand the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams.
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Ireland's World Cup Dream Shaken by West Indies Defeat
Cricket

Ireland's World Cup Dream Shaken by West Indies Defeat

Ireland's hopes in the Women's World Cup qualifier dim after a six-run loss to West Indies.
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South America's Bold Proposal for 64-Team 2030 World Cup
Football

South America's Bold Proposal for 64-Team 2030 World Cup

South America proposes expanding 2030 World Cup to 64 teams, facing mixed reactions.
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Ireland's Gaby Lewis Optimistic Ahead of ODI World Cup Qualifier in Pakistan
Cricket

Ireland's Gaby Lewis Optimistic Ahead of ODI World Cup Qualifier in Pakistan

Ireland's cricket team, led by Gaby Lewis, is poised and confident as they head into the ODI World Cup qualifier in Pakistan, aiming for a top spot to secure their World Cup entry.
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Mats Hummels Announces Retirement: A Legendary Career Comes to an End
Football

Mats Hummels Announces Retirement: A Legendary Career Comes to an End

World Cup-winning defender Mats Hummels announces his retirement after an illustrious 18-year career in professional football.
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CAS to Hear Appeals of Club Leon's Club World Cup Ban
Football

CAS to Hear Appeals of Club Leon's Club World Cup Ban

The CAS will handle Club Leon's appeal over its Club World Cup ban.
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England Leads Historic Bid: UK Set to Host the 2035 Women's World Cup as Sole Contender
Football

England Leads Historic Bid: UK Set to Host the 2035 Women's World Cup as Sole Contender

The UK emerges as the exclusive bidder for the 2035 Women's World Cup, marking a milestone in women's football with a potential historic home nations tournament.
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Irish Women's Rugby Team Shines with Redemption in Italy Victory
Rugby

Irish Women's Rugby Team Shines with Redemption in Italy Victory

Ireland's women's rugby team achieved redemption in Italy. Key players stood out.
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UCI to Revitalize Track Cycling with New World Cup After Champions League Scrapped
Cycling

UCI to Revitalize Track Cycling with New World Cup After Champions League Scrapped

The UCI announces the end of the Track Champions League, shifting focus to an enhanced Track World Cup to boost Olympic and global cycling competition.
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Sudan Stuns Senegal in a Tense World Cup Qualifier Draw: A Testament to Resilience
Football

Sudan Stuns Senegal in a Tense World Cup Qualifier Draw: A Testament to Resilience

In a gripping World Cup qualifier, Sudan held Senegal to a 0-0 draw, showcasing their rising prowess in international football amidst challenging times.
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England Women's Cricket Team: Rebuilding After Jon Lewis' Departure
Cricket

England Women's Cricket Team: Rebuilding After Jon Lewis' Departure

Explore the challenges and opportunities for England Women's Cricket Team following Jon Lewis' departure after a tough Ashes series.
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Osimhen's Brilliance Propels Nigeria to Crucial World Cup Qualifying Victory
Football

Osimhen's Brilliance Propels Nigeria to Crucial World Cup Qualifying Victory

Victor Osimhen's stellar performance leads Nigeria to their first win in the 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign, reigniting hopes for the Super Eagles.
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Mali's Resurgence in World Cup Qualifiers and African Football Surprises
Football

Mali's Resurgence in World Cup Qualifiers and African Football Surprises

Mali revives its World Cup campaign while other African teams have mixed results.
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A Decade Later: Assessing China's Ambitious Football Strategy and Future Prospects
Football

A Decade Later: Assessing China's Ambitious Football Strategy and Future Prospects

A comprehensive look at China's football journey over the past decade, analyzing its ambitions, challenges, and the path forward to becoming a global football powerhouse.
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Northern Ireland's Road to the World Cup: Key Challenges and Opportunities
Football

Northern Ireland's Road to the World Cup: Key Challenges and Opportunities

Explore the challenges and opportunities for Northern Ireland as they prepare for the World Cup qualifiers under Michael O'Neill's leadership.
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Messi's Absence in Argentina's World Cup Qualifiers: A Tactical Decision or Injury Concern?
Football

Messi's Absence in Argentina's World Cup Qualifiers: A Tactical Decision or Injury Concern?

Lionel Messi has been excluded from Argentina's squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Uruguay and Brazil, raising questions about his fitness and the team's strategy.
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Africa's Road to 2026 World Cup: Key Battles and Rising Stars in the Qualifiers
Football

Africa's Road to 2026 World Cup: Key Battles and Rising Stars in the Qualifiers

Explore the intense battles and strategic plays as Africa's top teams vie for a spot in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Key matches and rising stars highlighted.
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Cole Palmer's Injury Setback: A Blow to England's World Cup Qualifiers
Football

Cole Palmer's Injury Setback: A Blow to England's World Cup Qualifiers

Chelsea's Cole Palmer likely to miss England's World Cup qualifiers due to a muscular injury, casting a shadow over the team's campaign under new coach Tuchel.
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Historic Bronze for Britain: Scott Meenagh Shines in Para-biathlon World Cup Finale
Disability Sport

Historic Bronze for Britain: Scott Meenagh Shines in Para-biathlon World Cup Finale

British athlete Scott Meenagh clinches a career-best bronze in the Para-biathlon World Cup finale, securing third place in overall standings.
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Tuchel's First England Squad: A Glimpse into the Short-Term Strategy for World Cup Success
Football

Tuchel's First England Squad: A Glimpse into the Short-Term Strategy for World Cup Success

Thomas Tuchel's first England squad selection hints at a short-term strategy focused on World Cup success, with recalls for Jordan Henderson and Marcus Rashford.
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