Zinedine Zidane will return to the pitch next week in a new Marseille football showcase, bringing the French legend back to a stadium he once watched from the stands as a child.
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As the relationship between Mohamed Salah and Arne Slot comes under public strain, The Times reports that Liverpool’s owners have made their position known behind the scenes, offering clarity during a turbulent period.
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Lando Norris finally joined Formula 1’s list of world champions on Sunday, sealing the 2025 title with a measured drive that felt years in the making. A third-place finish in Abu Dhabi under the floodlights that have decided so many modern championships was all he needed to bring McLaren its first drivers’ crown since 2008.
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Despite leading La Liga, Real Madrid is grappling with a widening internal rift. Vinicius Jr.’s relationship with Xabi Alonso has deteriorated to the point where the star forward is reconsidering his future at the club, The Athletic reports.
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LeBron James’ 1,297-game scoring streak ended Thursday, but by choice. He passed up the shot that would’ve kept it alive, setting up the Lakers’ buzzer-beater instead a moment that defined his night more than the milestone.
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The World Darts Championship begins with a familiar storyline Luke Littler at the center of it. After a dominant year, he returns to Alexandra Palace as the man everyone must beat, sparking renewed discussion over who could realistically derail his momentum.
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As Jude Bellingham thrives in Madrid, criticism in England persists. Supporters and former players warn that the pressure surrounding him at home could influence both his development and his long-term plans.
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After flirting with the cut line for much of Friday, Rory McIlroy steadied himself with a late sequence of birdies to post a three-under 68 and advance to the weekend at the Australian Open. Even so, he faces a seven-stroke deficit behind the tournament leaders.
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Arsène Wenger has named his favourites for the 2026 World Cup and offered a frank assessment of England’s chances of finally ending their decades-long tournament drought under Thomas Tuchel.
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What the Detroit Lions needed on Thursday night wasn’t simply a win; they needed a reminder of what their offense looks like when it leans into its strengths. They got exactly that in a 44–30 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, a game defined as much by big swings as by Detroit’s refusal to let a wobbly week turn into a trend.
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