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Spain's Nico Williams expected to be fit for World Cup after injury scare for Athletic Club

Spain forward Nico Williams is set to miss the remainder of the season for Athletic Club but is expected to be fit for the World Cup following an injury scare at the weekend.Williams, who starred as Spain won the 2024 European Championship, was forced off in the first half of Athletic’s 1-0 home defeat to Valencia on Sunday with a left hamstring issue. The 23-year-old, who was replaced by his brother Inaki, appeared visibly distressed as he walked off the pitch accompanied by medical staff.Adver...

College baseball week in review: Georgia clinches SEC title, UCLA loses a Big Ten game!

Georgia entered the 2026 season as one of college baseball’s toughest teams to forecast. The Bulldogs had plenty of talent, but with 22 first-year transfers and a lack of proven weekend starting pitching, there was seemingly a wide range of outcomes for Wes Johnson’s third team in Athens.Well, I guess we know what Georgia’s ceiling turned out to be. On Saturday, the Bulldogs clinched the program’s first outright SEC title since 2008 with a 13-8 win over LSU. They followed up with another win on...

‘Fifth over for a bowler if ... ': Gavaskar proposes drastic T20 rule change

Sunil Gavaskar proposes rewarding bowlers with an extra over for taking three or more wickets in their spell, aiming to rebalance T20 cricket heavily favouring batters. He believes this encourages attacking bowling, citing recent high-scoring IPL matches as evidence of the need for change. Gavaskar suggests testing the idea in domestic tournaments first.

Tigers snarl, Saracens surge and Chiefs imports deliver - Prem talking points

Tigers snarl, Saracens surge and Chiefs imports deliver - Prem talking pointsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Adam Radwan, Fergus Burke and Len Ikitau all enjoyed wins over sides above them in the tableByMike HensonBBC Sport rugby union news reporterPublished4 minutes agoCommentsThat Northampton's away fans has been allocated block 'FU' at Mattioli Woods Welford Road at the East Midlands derby summed up Leicester's predictably confrontational approach to the fixture.I...

Dianna Russini scandal: Husband 'caught them again' in Mike Vrabel rumors

Fresh speculation surrounding Dianna Russini and Mike Vrabel intensified after journalist John Ziegler suggested Russini’s husband may have known about the alleged affair years ago. The viral theory claims Kevin Goldschmidt had previously confronted Russini and was “wrongly convinced it was over” before newer footage surfaced in 2026. However, no evidence has confirmed who leaked the photos and videos tied to the controversy.

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England exploring historic white-ball tour of Nepal

England exploring historic whiteball tour of Nepal

Najmul Shanto stands tall on rain-hit day as Mirpur Test heads for thrilling finish

Najmul Shanto stands tall on rainhit day as Mirpur Test heads for thrilling finish

Arsenal edge closer to title and ‘spygate’ overshadows playoffs – Football Weekly podcast

Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Robyn Cowen and Philippe Auclair to discuss all the weekend’s footballRate, review, share on Apple Podcasts and join the conversation on email.On today’s pod: Arsenal are two wins from the title after a dramatic late VAR call denies West Ham an injury-time equaliser. Was Pablo fouling David Raya? Were Arsenal lucky, or did Chris Kavanagh get the biggest VAR call of the season right? The panel ask whether Arsenal have simply been hoisted by their own se...

Chicago Bears rookie minicamp: Does Logan Jones have the inside track to start at center?

Fifty-four players turned out for the Chicago Bears rookie minicamp over the weekend, the next step in the team’s offseason program. That included the Bears’ seven-player draft class plus 13 undrafted free agents signed to the roster.New workplace. New playbook. New experiences.Most of all, Bears coach Ben Johnson emphasized, the orientation process was “about just introducing them to our way of life.”Advertisement

'He wants me to quit wrestling': Vinesh Phogat hits back at WFI president

Star wrestler Vinesh Phogat has accused the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) of conspiring to force her out of the sport. Phogat insists she is eligible to return to competitive wrestling, refuting WFI claims about notice periods and rule violations. The WFI, however, maintains she cannot compete until disciplinary proceedings are concluded.

Holger Rune suffers setback in accelerated tennis comeback from Achilles tear

Holger Rune’s attempt to beat the usual recovery time for a torn Achilles tendon has suffered a setback.The former world No. 4 announced in April that he intended to return at next week’s Hamburg Open in Germany, just seven months after tearing his right Achilles at the Nordic Open in Sweden last October.Advertisement

Virat Kohli rates Krunal Pandya's fearless knock vs MI his best ever in IPL

Virat Kohli rates Krunal Pandyas fearless knock vs MI his best ever in IPL

Askou, McGlynn, McInnes, O'Neill up for SFWA Manager of Year

Jens Berthel Askou and Martin O'Neill are nominated for the Scottish Football Writers Association Manager of the Year award after missing out on the PFA Scotland shortlist. The Motherwell and Celtic managers are up against Falkirk's John McGlynn and Hearts boss Derek McInnes for the end-of-season prize.

Avalanche need more from Brock Nelson, second line after rough Game 3 vs. Wild

ST. PAUL, Minn. — After the Colorado Avalanche’s 5-1 loss to the Minnesota Wild in Game 3, Jared Bednar said that, aside from when Nathan MacKinnon’s line was on the ice, his roster wasn’t generating much offensively. For a team with Brock Nelson and Valeri Nichushkin on the second line, that’s an issue. If the team is going to feel comfortable about its chances to win the second-round series, which it leads 2-1, that line needs to get going.Advertisement

The Edmonton Oilers' present, Connor McDavid's future and everything that's at stake

The Edmonton Oilers have enjoyed over a decade of Connor McDavid’s brilliance, but there is a crossroads on the horizon. McDavid will enter his third contract with the organization in the fall. This one is the shortest, just two years before unrestricted free agency. The organization went to the max on his second deal (eight seasons) and surely wanted more than two years on the contract that kicks in next season.Advertisement

F1 is discussing rescheduling cancelled Middle East races. But any new date is problematic

After the races in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia in April were cancelled due to the conflict in the Middle East, the entire Formula 1 paddock had been working on the expectation that the 2026 season would be shortened to 22 events. But that may no longer be the case.Teams were already braced for a small financial dent from the cancelled races, given the pay lucrative hosting fees that go back to the 11 squads through prize money, as well as the potential impact on sponsorship deals.Advertisement

Canucks Stanley Cup contender checklist: Vancouver must accept it has 'nothing'

For a fleeting moment two years ago, the Vancouver Canucks seemingly had it all with a suddenly rising team finally clicking around its growing elite core.Elias Pettersson, Quinn Hughes and Thatcher Demko were franchise cornerstones and in J.T. Miller, Elias Lindholm and Brock Boeser, the team had elite support around them. All of that manifested in a viral photo op featuring all six at the 2024 All-Star Game — and not much else.Advertisement

Kristoffer Reitan Defies Odds In Run-Up To The PGA Championship

BusinessSportsMoneyKristoffer Reitan Defies Odds In Run-Up To The PGA ChampionshipByJeff Hartman,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jeff Hartman is a Maryland resident who covers the PGA Tour.Follow AuthorMay 11, 2026, 08:00am EDTCHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA - MAY 10: Kristoffer Reitan of Norway looks over a putt on the 17th hole green during the final round of the Truist Championship 2026 at Quail Hollow Country Club on May 10, 2026 in Charlotte, Nort...

Naomi Osaka takes hilarious dig at schedule ahead of Swiatek clash

Naomi Osaka is ready for another tough battle at the Italian Open 2026. She is preparing to face Iga Swiatek in the Round of 16. The Japanese star booked her place in the fourth round after a dominant 6-1, 6-2 win over Diana Shnaider in Rome. Osaka has shown steady improvement during the clay-court season and now faces one of the strongest players on the surface once again.