Trent Alexander-Arnold enjoyed one of his most confident nights in a Real Madrid shirt on Wednesday, just as Liverpool suffered a heavy and troubling defeat back home. The two matches, played only hours apart, offered a stark look at how the England international’s departure continues to shape both clubs.
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A sophomore basketball player at Connors State College in Oklahoma, Ethan Dietz, died this week after suffering a head injury during a road game in Texas, prompting grief across the campus and the wider junior-college basketball community.
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Arsenal delivered one of their strongest European performances of the season with a three to one win over Bayern Munich, a result that also drew attention to Vincent Kompany’s tense reaction after the match.
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As debate builds around Jake Paul’s upcoming fight with Anthony Joshua, analysts warn that a weight rule designed to protect the smaller man may end up strengthening the former heavyweight champion instead.
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FIFA president Gianni Infantino is facing renewed scrutiny after Donald Trump suggested World Cup matches could be moved from certain U.S. host cities, raising fresh concerns about political influence over the 2026 tournament.
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Teenager Luke Littler continues to reshape elite darts with his mix of confidence, improvisation and fearlessness, prompting former professional Vincent van der Voort to compare his rise to the sport’s most dominant eras.
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With Bayern flying and Barcelona planning for life after Lewandowski, Harry Kane once again finds himself at the centre of a high-stakes transfer debate.
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A turbulent Las Vegas weekend ended with both McLaren cars removed from the results after post-race inspections revealed excessive skid block wear. The team has since urged the FIA to revisit how technical penalties are applied, arguing that minor or accidental infractions should not automatically lead to exclusion from a grand prix.
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Kevin Magnussen has reflected on one of the toughest moments of his early Formula One career, telling SPORTbible that McLaren’s decision to drop him came as a shock he still remembers clearly.
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According to the new book by Troels Mylenberg, Mathias Gidsel had been through months of intense, improvised rehabilitation when doctors at a routine Olympic screening spotted something unexpected. The scan revealed a fully healed fracture in his sternum, a break he had played through without noticing. ‘The doctor asked if I had broken it, I said no, but he told me I actually had,’ Gidsel says in the book.
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