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Dana White hints at Mayweather collaboration after boxer sues over $175m fraud
UFC president Dana White has hinted he could work with Floyd Mayweather after the retired boxing champion filed suit in a New York court against a former investment manager accused of defrauding him out of $175 million.
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Arsenal lose two more backroom staff after internal injury review costs Tom Allen his role
Head of sports science and performance Tom Allen is leaving Arsenal after nine years at the club, following head of medical Dr Zafar Iqbal out the door. Lead physical performance coach Sam Wilson is also departing, as a club-commissioned review reshapes Mikel Arteta's backroom staff.
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Wallaroos fly-half Grace Freeman signs with Leicester Tigers for 2025-26 PWR season
Western Force playmaker Grace Freeman has joined Leicester Tigers for the upcoming Premiership Women's Rugby season, with the Wallaroos national contract holder targeting Test debut form after returning from a 450-day injury absence.
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Caicedo handed Ecuador captaincy as Valencia steps down mid-World Cup
Moises Caicedo has been named Ecuador's new captain at the World Cup 2026, replacing Enner Valencia in an emotional handover ceremony. The Chelsea midfielder takes the armband ahead of Ecuador's round-of-32 clash with Mexico in Mexico City.
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Tottenham offer Tonali £86m deal to lure Newcastle midfielder in record-breaking move
Tottenham Hotspur have agreed a personal package worth £275,000 a week with Sandro Tonali but still face a stiff negotiation with Newcastle, who are holding out for more than £100m for the Italy international.
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Enzo Maresca names squad verdict and playing style in first Manchester City interview
Enzo Maresca has spoken for the first time as Manchester City manager, describing the current squad as 'young but very good' and pledging to maintain the style of football that defined the Pep Guardiola era.
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Lindblad unveils hand-drawn helmet to mark his first home British Grand Prix
Racing Bulls rookie Arvid Lindblad will race at Silverstone this weekend wearing a special hand-drawn helmet created with British-Indian artist Navinder Nangla, featuring childlike sketches and the message 'Dream Big' to reflect his journey to Formula 1.
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Italian referee Maurizio Mariani to take charge of Brazil vs Japan in Houston
Maurizio Mariani of Italy has been confirmed as the referee for Brazil's round of 32 clash against Japan at the NRG Stadium in Houston on Monday. The 44-year-old has officiated two matches at the tournament so far, issuing four yellow cards and no reds.
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Maresca vows to stay at Man City for good after succeeding Guardiola on three-year deal
Enzo Maresca has been appointed Manchester City manager on a three-year deal, replacing Pep Guardiola after a £17m compensation fee was agreed with Chelsea. The Italian, on his third stint at the Etihad, says his task is to sustain the club's success over the last decade.
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Sainz concedes Williams lacks pace and reliability after Austrian retirement
Carlos Sainz retired from the Austrian Grand Prix with an electrical failure and admitted Williams 'don't have reliability, don't have pace, don't have a car capable of scoring points', with the team sitting eighth and on just 11 points in 2026.
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Williams dresses its cars in Union Jack colours for Silverstone home race
Williams has revealed a Union Jack-inspired livery for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, running from 3 to 5 July. The redesign adds red, white and blue accents to the team's usual bold blue scheme, with Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz also wearing matching race suits.
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Man City chairman reveals three qualities that sealed Enzo Maresca's appointment
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak has explained why Enzo Maresca was chosen to succeed Pep Guardiola, citing the new manager's football philosophy, mindset, and personal character as the decisive factors in his appointment.
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Zackary leaves Trailfinders after PWR Final defeat but keeps club future open
USA flanker Kate Zackary has departed Ealing Trailfinders Women after captaining them to the PWR Final, where Saracens ran out 52-14 winners. The 36-year-old is now focused on earning her 50th cap for the USA Eagles against South Africa.
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Maresca appointed Manchester City manager to succeed Guardiola after Chelsea exit
Manchester City have named Enzo Maresca as their new manager, replacing Pep Guardiola. The Italian arrives with a 59.7 per cent win rate across 159 matches and trophies including the Conference League and Club World Cup with Chelsea.
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Springboks could lose world number one ranking on Nations Championship opening weekend
South Africa's 3.61-point lead at the top of the World Rugby Men's Rankings is under threat this weekend, but only if England beat the Springboks at Ellis Park and New Zealand defeat France by more than 15 points simultaneously.
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New UFC champion Gaethje eyes McGregor fight after stunning Topuria upset
Justin Gaethje, the newly crowned UFC lightweight champion following his victory over Ilia Topuria at the UFC White House event, has expressed strong interest in fighting Conor McGregor and plans to attend UFC 329 to watch McGregor face Max Holloway.
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Man City chairman backs Enzo Maresca to thrive after £17m Chelsea compensation deal
Khaldoon Al Mubarak has expressed strong confidence in Enzo Maresca as the Italian begins his tenure at the Etihad, with City paying £17m in compensation to Chelsea for his appointment to replace Pep Guardiola.
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WW1 Lionesses honoured at Kansas World Cup museum a century after FA ban
Memorabilia belonging to England's pioneering women footballers from the World War One era — including a shirt, boots and postcards — is now on display at the National World War 1 Museum in Kansas City, a host city for the 2026 World Cup. Historian Steve Bolton, whose grandmother Lizzy Ashcroft was among the era's greatest players, shipped the items to the US for the exhibition.
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Chelsea publicly blame Maresca for 'hugely disappointing season' after his Manchester City appointment
Chelsea have released a scathing statement accusing Enzo Maresca of engineering his exit mid-season to pursue the Manchester City job, holding him responsible for a collapse that saw the club finish 10th and miss European football entirely.
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