Associated Press
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Naomi Osaka Suffers Blow In Wimbledon Preparations After Injury Retirement In Bad Homburg Open Final
Naomi Osaka's Wimbledon preparations received a setback when she retired at the start of the second set in Saturday's Bad Homburg Open final because of a foot injury.
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10,000 Vespas Swarm Rome's Historic Sites To Mark Scooter's 80th Anniversary
Vespa-borne visitors converged on the Eternal City's cobblestone streets to celebrate a brand they likewise view as timeless. If for only a day, Ferrari and Ducati were forgotten as the little Vespa left them in its dust.
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Uruguay Manager Shouts At Reporter After Team's FIFA World Cup Exit
Coach Marcelo Bielsa looked desolate after Uruguay's World Cup campaign ended in disappointment Friday.
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Small Plane Crash At Beijing's Tallest Building Kills Pilot, Injures 13
It was unclear whether the injured were in the building or were hit by debris, but the statement said they were receiving treatment.
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France Ligue 1 Manager's Picked His Successor In Last Wish. Club Did This
Julien Lachuer played for Brest as a goalkeeper before joining the coaching staff in 2010.
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Egypt star Mohamed Salah Left Field During World Cup Match vs Iran Due To This Reason
Former Liverpool standout and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah left 1-1 draw with Iran at the World Cup midway.
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Leandro Trossard, Kevin De Bruyne Score As Belgium Beat New Zealand To Advance At World Cup
Leandro Trossard scored a pair of goals and Belgium overcame a slow start in the tournament to advance to the knockout round atop Group G with a 5-1 victory over New Zealand.
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Egypt Survive With 1-1 Draw Against Iran, Reach Round Round Of 32 At FIFA World Cup
Egypt advanced past the group stage at the World Cup for the first time while Iran, which had a potential late winning goal called back due to an offside, will have to wait one day to find out its fate after the two teams played to a 1-1 draw.
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Last-Minute VAR Drama Denies Iran Win Over Egypt In Crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 Clash - Video
Belgium defeated New Zealand 5-1 to book their place in the knockout rounds of the World Cup on Friday, securing their first win of the tournament to finish on top of Group G.
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Rainbow Flags Fly Despite Iran, Egypt Complain To FIFA Over 'Pride Match'
Rainbow flags fluttered among the sea of Iranian and Egyptian banners at Seattle's World Cup stadium Friday, as teams from two of the most repressive countries for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people took to the field.
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US Forces Strike Iranian Drone, Missile Sites After Attack On Cargo Ship
US forces struck Iranian missile and drone storage sites and coastal radar locations on Friday in response to an Iranian attack on a cargo ship, the US military said.
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Paris Diamond League To Go Ahead With Safety Measures Amid Historic Heat Wave
This weekend's Diamond League track and field meeting in Paris will go ahead as planned despite the historic heat wave gripping the country and stretching emergency services, organizers said on Friday.
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Sri Lanka Attack Hamstrung By Lahiru Kumara Injury, West Indies Reach 89/1 On Day 2 Of 1st Test
Sri Lanka fast bowler Lahiru Kumara pulled up with a hamstring injury as West Indies made a confident start to reach 89-1 at lunch on day two Friday of the first test.
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Deniz Undav's World Cup Success For Germany Lifts Yazidi And Kurdish Pride
Deniz Undav, one of the surprise stars of this World Cup, is playing for powerhouse Germany. Yet with his Yazidi and Kurdish heritage, the 29-year-old striker is representing two communities on the global stage with no realistic chance of having World Cup teams of their own.
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'Pride Match' Organizers Highlight Seattle's Inclusivity Amid Opposition From Iran And Egypt
Seattle's stadium is expected to be brimming with rainbow flags on Friday for a World Cup match between teams representing two of the most repressive countries for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
