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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was left emotional and fully vindicated after Kimi Antonelli secured his maiden Formula 1 World Championship, reflecting on the bold call to promote the Italian and shutting down critics who doubted his readiness. When Lewis Hamilton dropped the bombshell announcement that he was leaving Brackley to join Ferrari, Wolff made up his mind about who would partner George Russell.

The long-standing feud between Erik ten Hag and Cristiano Ronaldo has reignited after the former Manchester United manager launched a scathing assessment of the Portuguese icon’s decline. Reflecting on their turbulent time together at Old Trafford, the Dutchman suggested that the five-time Ballon d'Or winner has been unable to perform at the highest level for several years.

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“This group was just a special group,” Connecticut Sun center Brittney Griner said as she looked down, reflecting on her team’s chemistry during her exit interview. “This is a special group.” Griner spent a lot of time on the bench this season due to injury. However, that did not affect the culture of the locker […] The post Mindset Behind the Sunset: How the WNBA Closed Its CT Chapter appeared first on The Lead.

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Pool A: Jillaroos 124-6 Wales Win sets new highest score for international rugby league The record-breaking Jillaroos have warmed up for the challenge of the World Cup semi-finals with a destruction of Wales that highlights the gulf between rugby league haves and have nots. The 124-6 victory sets a new women’s World Cup record score and winning margin, eclipsing the 92-0 win recorded by Australia over France in 2022. The Jillaroos even went past the men’s tournament record – set by the Kangaroos in a 110–4 humbling of Russia in 2000 – even though the women’s game involves 10 minutes fewer than the men’s. Their 124 points was also the highest score ever recorded in an international rugby league match. Continue reading...

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Former NFL quarterback Robert Griffin III paid tribute to legendary football coach June Jones following his death at 73. The passing of the influential offensive mind prompted an outpouring of tributes from across the football community, reflecting his lasting impact on the sport. Jones became widely recognized for his innovative approach to offensive football, particularly […] The post Robert Griffin III Shares Heartbreaking Reaction to Death of Legendary Football Coach appeared first on Gridir

Updates as the Kangaroos and Cook Islands meet in Townsville Kick-off time is 7.05pm local/8.05pm AEDT/9.05am GMT Any thoughts? Get in touch with an email Hello everybody and welcome to live coverage of Australia v Cook Islands in the 2026 men’s Rugby League World Cup . Kick-off at Queensland Country Bank Stadium in Townsville is from 7.05pm local time (8.05pm AEDT/9.05am GMT). The hosts and favourites have been unconvincing in their two victories so far but they are still just 80 minutes away from topping Pool A and reaching the semi-finals. Against a Cook Islands side that has already lost to New Zealand and Fiji, the assignment for the Kangaroos is to find some form ahead of a far sterner task next weekend against either Tonga or Samoa. Continue reading...

Pool B + C: England 34-12 Papua New Guinea Women’s side crash out after defeat by Samoa Game over. Two ultimately straightforward victories from three group games would ordinarily be enough to secure qualification in the Rugby League World Cup, but the format means that, barring a rugby league miracle from Tonga on Sunday, England are heading home early. That format – 10 teams in lopsided groups and England in a unique position of being effectively out after defeat on the opening weekend – has been a point of discussion since that defeat by the Tongans a fortnight ago. But at some stage, the attention has to turn internally and the tough, uncompromising questions have to be asked of English rugby league. Continue reading...