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Leeds Rhinos defeated Toulouse 46-0 at Headingley, with Jake Connor scoring 22 points, including two tries and seven goals. The dominant victory maintains Leeds' two-point lead at the Super League summit, while Toulouse suffered their 14th defeat of the season.
Asfoora, a top sprinter, placed fourth in the King George Stakes, prompting trainer Henry Dwyer and owner Akram El-Fahkri to reconsider her planned retirement to Australia. The article also covers Talk Of New York's upset defeat and previews other upcoming races.
The weekend features the penultimate and final days of the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, including track, boxing, and netball finals. Horse racing concludes at Goodwood, while the Tour de France Femmes begins with Pauline Ferrand-Prévot defending her title against strong rivals like Demi Vollering.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has withdrawn his controversial proposal to sell World Cup commercial rights to private investors, citing "divisions" and widespread global opposition from confederations like UEFA and Concacaf, and internal resignations. The collapse puts his presidency under severe pressure.
European football's 55 member associations have voted to boycott all Fifa competitions, including the World Cup, if the governing body proceeds with its plan to sell stakes in its events to private investors. Concacaf also rejected the proposal, citing a lack of due process and an "artificially short deadline."
The Tour de France Femmes begins in Lausanne, Switzerland, featuring a 1,175km route over nine stages, including the iconic Mont Ventoux ascent. Last year's winner Pauline Ferrand-Prevot faces strong rivals like Demi Vollering and Kasia Niewiadoma-Phinney.
