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Great Britain secured two gold medals at the European Rowing Championships in Italy, with Lauren Henry winning the women's single sculls and Benjamin Pritchard defending his title in the PR1 men's single sculls. The British women's eight team also earned a silver medal.
Fifa council members are attempting to force an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) to challenge president Gianni Infantino. The rebellion stems from demands for an independent review of Folarin Balogun's suspension, which involved Donald Trump, and Infantino's secret plan to sell World Cup stakes, now abandoned.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham has become a right-wing culture war ambassador, profiting from anti-Black and anti-transgender sentiments within the WNBA. The article argues her rise is fueled by racial and gender dynamics, contrasting her reception with Black players and highlighting how her persona appeals to a "bro culture" audience.
Australia hosted Ireland in a historic first international women's Australian rules game at North Sydney Oval, celebrating Irish players' impact on AFLW and cross-cultural ties. Australia won by 50 points, but the event was marked by a carnival atmosphere and unifying spirit among fans.
A cricket 'Clickgate' scandal in North Yorkshire has sparked debate on cheating in British sports and society. The article explores various UK cheating incidents, from amateur golf and conkers to giant vegetable competitions and marathons, and features expert opinions on why dishonesty might be perceived as increasing.
Filipina tennis player Alexandra Eala defeated four-time major champion Naomi Osaka 6-4 6-2 to advance to the Washington Open final, where she will face world number three Jessica Pegula. Eala's strong season includes six top-10 wins and a career-high ranking, having also ended Iga Swiatek's Wimbledon title defence.
