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Smokin’ Hot Charley Hull suffers a brutal quadruple bogey, USA Today gasbags & Angel Reese is back at it!
Golf star Charley Hull suffered a costly quadruple bogey during a recent round, marking a rough patch of form that drew attention from sports media. The article, an OutKick roundup, also weighs in on USA Today’s coverage habits and notes a return to headlines for basketball player Angel Reese, tying together several separate stories from…
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Ready to ‘conquer Earth’ – Joshua embraces comeback spotlight
Anthony Joshua says he is fully focused on his comeback fight against Kristian Prenga in Jeddah, despite the prospect of a long-awaited bout with Tyson Fury later this year. The fight is Joshua’s first since a fatal car crash in Nigeria last December involving two close friends and team members, making Saturday’s event particularly significant…
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‘A brutal innings’ – Seifert’s best strikes of his half-century
Manchester Super Giants opener Tim Seifert scored 67 from 45 balls against London Spirit in the opening match of the 2026 men’s Hundred. His forceful innings gave the Super Giants a competitive total and put Spirit under pressure to complete the chase. Seifert struck nine boundaries during his half-century as Manchester Super Giants set London…
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From Popp to Diani: 10 women’s transfers you may have missed during the men’s World Cup
Several notable women’s football transfers took place during June and July while attention was dominated by the men’s World Cup. The moves underline continued investment in established stars and younger talent across the Women’s Super League, NWSL and major European clubs. – Alexandra Popp joined Borussia Dortmund’s third-tier women’s side on a three-year deal after…
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Italy confirm Ancelotti approach before Guardiola
Italy approached Carlo Ancelotti about becoming national team manager before opening talks with Pep Guardiola, according to technical director Paolo Maldini. The Azzurri are seeking a new coach after Gennaro Gattuso resigned in April following Italy’s third consecutive failure to qualify for the World Cup, making the appointment significant for the country’s football recovery. Ancelotti…
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Chelsea paid Aston Villa £117m for Morgan Rogers. Is he the right fit?
Chelsea have signed England attacker Morgan Rogers from Aston Villa for £117m, making him the most expensive British footballer in history. The move strengthens Chelsea’s attack under new manager Xabi Alonso, but raises questions over whether Rogers’s direct, space-driven style suits Alonso’s preference for patient, possession-based football. Rogers, 23, was pursued by Arsenal before Chelsea…
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Artists Equity, Hidden Content, Ultraboom Media And Icki Eneo Arlo Partner On Doc ‘Shot in the Dark’, Following First U.S. Paralympic Blind Soccer Team
Artists Equity has joined Hidden Content, UltraBoom Media and Robert Pattinson’s Icki Eneo Arlo to produce *Shot in the Dark*, a documentary about the first US Paralympic blind football team. The film will follow the squad from its formation in 2022 through its bid to win gold at the 2028 Paralympic Games, highlighting both elite…
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Norway soccer chief complains over Trump’s FIFA involvement after US star’s red card: ‘This was an error’
Norwegian Football Federation president Lise Klaveness has said she will ask her board to pursue a formal ethics complaint over FIFA’s suspension of USMNT forward Folarin Balogun’s red-card ban. She argued that FIFA should acknowledge the decision as an error, amid criticism that Donald Trump’s involvement may have influenced the outcome. The dispute followed controversy…
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Modric, 40, signs new AC Milan deal
Luka Modric has signed a one-year contract extension with AC Milan, keeping the Croatian midfielder at the club beyond his 41st birthday in September. The deal underlines Milan’s faith in his experience and leadership as they seek to improve on a disappointing season and return to stronger domestic form. Modric joined Milan last summer after…