
The midfielder reflects on the growth of the women's game as she reaches a century of caps against Spain
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England midfielder Keira Walsh is poised to earn her 100th cap against Spain at Wembley. The 29-year-old, a key figure in England's recent success, reflects on the significant growth of women's football since her 2017 debut.

The 2026 "One Belt, One Road" International Rock Climbing Challenge and China Rock Climbing League ended at Xujiahui Sports Park in Shanghai. The Chinese team won 3 gold medals, 4 silver medals and 3 bronze medals in international competitions. The event uses a four-person track and is in line with the rules of the Nagoya Asian Games. It has attracted many international athletes to participate and is open to the public, promoting the integration of sports and urban life.

The 16th Guangxi Traditional Ethnic Minority Sports Games will be held in Liuzhou City, with approximately 3,000 people expected to participate. The event has 17 competition events and 3 categories of performance events, aiming to promote the excellent traditional Chinese culture, promote exchanges and integration of various ethnic groups, and promote the integrated development of local sports, tourism and business.

Tyson Fury has publicly questioned the status of his potential heavyweight bout with Anthony Joshua, accusing Joshua of indecision. Fury has subsequently challenged Oleksandr Usyk to a third fight, targeting a November 2026 date at Madison Square Garden.

Jessica Pegula qualified for the quarter-finals of the US Open tennis tournament, while Fiorentina dismissed its coach Fabio Grosso after a series of defeats, and two Iranian players revealed their reasons for seeking refuge in Australia in protest against Tehran's policies.

The Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA) is seeking formal clarification from FIFA regarding the suspension of Folarin Balogun's red card during the World Cup. The RBFA has officially withdrawn its support for Gianni Infantino's re-election as FIFA president.
The Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA) does not support Gianni Infantino's FIFA presidential candidacy. The reason is a lack of transparency in financial projects and the controversial World Cup deployment of Folarin Balogun after Donald Trump's intervention.