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CAF declared Morocco winners after Senegal abandoned the 2025 AFCON final, recording a 3-0 loss. Senegal appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, while coach Pape Thiaw and player Gana Gueye maintain Senegal earned the title on the pitch.
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All the times for qualifying and the race at Suzuka, plus where to catch live coverage and replays for the third round of the season.
UEFA has confirmed the Champions League final on 30 May 2026 at Budapest's Puskas Arena will start at 18:00 instead of the usual 21:00 to ease logistics for fans, teams and the host city.
Andy Milne, a 62-year-old retired teacher and familiar face among England fans, plans to sell his second home to raise £350,000 so he can follow the national team across the US, Mexico and Canada for the World Cup.
After a 2-1 friendly loss to France in Boston, Carlo Ancelotti said the score stings but the performance gives Brazil confidence ahead of the World Cup.
Oscar Piastri topped Friday practice at Suzuka, leaving George Russell admitting McLaren were quicker than he expected. Mercedes still showed race pace, but several teams battled reliability and balance issues ahead of qualifying.
Franck Kessié is leaving Al Ahli in limbo as Roma and Juventus circle. His contract ends June 30 and talks with Italian clubs are heating up, with Juventus currently nearest to a deal.
Lewis Hamilton says the new super-clipping effect at the Japanese Grand Prix is problematic after onboard footage showed Max Verstappen losing nearly 50 kph while recharging his battery through 130R. Hamilton also flagged straight-line deployment and setup as areas Mercedes must fix.
A quick look back at two former Celtics who share a birthday: Ed Pinckney, Villanova champ turned reliable big man, and Danny Fortson, a bruising forward with a short Celtics stint.
Jurgen Klopp says Mohamed Salah is one of Liverpool's all-time greats, highlighting his unmatched scoring record and role in the club's most successful front three alongside Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane.
Lille could lose another young talent this summer. Ngal'ayel Mukau, a regular under Bruno Genesio, is reportedly on the radar of West Ham and Crystal Palace.
Santiago Castro is attracting interest from Milan and abroad, but Bologna’s management — Fenucci, Sartori and Di Vaio — want him to stay in Casteldebole for at least one more season. Selling now could leave the club exposed as it faces multiple departures.