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Estados Unidos buscaba extender su racha de victorias en el Mundial de Berlín tras su primer partido.
El equipo invencible estuvo a punto de ser vencido. Estados Unidos se asomó al precipicio en su segundo encuentro en el Mundial de Berlín, este domingo ante una Italia a la que solo pudo vencer por 52-55 y con mucho sufrimiento. El dream team rozó su primera derrota en un partido oficial desde el Mundial de 2006, contra Rusia, y alargó así por los pelos una racha ya de 71 victorias seguidas.
Cecilia Zandalasini dispuso de un lanzamiento de triple para empatar en la última acción después de haber sumado 14 puntos y 7 rebotes durante el encuentro, el mayor tormento para Estados Unidos. En las norteamericanas, Caitlin Clark estuvo desaparecida: solo un punto en 18 minutos en la pista y sus seis tiros de campo (tres triples) fallados. Paige Bueckers no pasó de los siete puntos, Breanna Stewart se quedó en cinco, aunque sumó 11 rebotes, y la máxima anotadora fue Jackie Young con 10. Las jugadoras italianas protestaron contra el arbitraje de los últimos minutos.

Jose Mourinho questioned the referee's performance in the match against Betis, especially the non-repeated penalty, while Kylian Mbappé responded ironically to the criticism and was confident in his chances for the Ballon d'Or, before Real Madrid's debut in the Champions League against Inter Milan.

Carlos Alcaraz defeated Tommy Paul in the second round of the US Open 6-4, 6-3 and 6-4. After the match, the current champion celebrated by imitating the fusion of 'Dragon Ball' with his younger brothers on the Arthur Ashe court.
Madrid returns to Formula 1 with the Spanish Grand Prix in MADRING from September 11 to 13, forming a double national event with Barcelona. Banco Santander reinforces its role as official global sponsor of the competition.

The organizers of the Spanish Formula 1 Grand Prix at Ifema express their satisfaction with ticket sales, highlight the importance of details to achieve a world-class experience and trust that the event will set a new standard in Europe, despite criticism about noise and traffic.

Míchel, former Real Madrid footballer and member of the Quinta del Buitre, reflects in an interview on the transformation of Spain from the Democratic Transition to contemporary sporting success, highlighting social and generational changes and the evolution of football as a reflection of national progress.

Luis Enrique's PSG is seeking to win its third consecutive Champions League, an achievement only achieved by Real Madrid and Ajax. To avoid this, clubs such as Manchester City, Liverpool, Arsenal, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético de Madrid and Bayern have spent 1,662 million euros on signings, rebuilding their squads with the aim of overtaking the French team, which has sold players for 340 million to maintain competitiveness.