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Brown leads English contingent hoping to 'bring home' The Open
Brown leads English contingent hoping to 'bring home' The OpenImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, England's Dan Brown and his Korean playing partner Im Sung-jae are tied second after Thursday's first round at the OpenByJonathan JurejkoBBC Sport golf reporter at Royal BirkdalePublished17 minutes ago6 CommentsThe 154th Open Championship first-round leaderboard:-5 J Suber (US), -4 D Brown (Eng), Im (Kor)-3 T Detry (Bel), R MacIntyre (Sco), F Molinari (Ita), A Smalley (US), B DeChambeau (US), R...
Virginia Tech head coach James Franklin's claims of 'winning the offseason' fall on deaf ears for fans
After more than a decade as the head coach of the Penn State Nittany Lions, James Franklin was sent packing in the midst of a brutally disappointing season.What was supposed to be a championship window of a season for Penn State in 2025 ended with a record just a touch above .500 and a new head coach.For Franklin, it meant new beginnings, and after a short time away from the headset, the 54-year-old native Pennsylvanian landed a few hundred miles down the road in Blacksburg to coach the Virginia...
Inter interested in Spence - Friday's gossip
Inter interested in Spence - Friday's gossip Published2 minutes agoInter Milan are working on deals for Djed Spence and Cristian Romero, Liverpool lead the race for Kaishu Sano, Arsenal are interested in Ezri Konsa.Inter Milan are working on deals for Tottenham's England defender Djed Spence, 25, and Argentina centre-back Cristian Romero, 28. (Corriere dello Sport - in Italian), externalLiverpool are leading the race to sign Japan midfielder Kaishu Sano from Mainz and are prepared to offer up to...
Thomas Tuchel blames English 'DNA' for World Cup defeat to Argentina
Thomas Tuchel has blamed English football's "DNA" for the Three Lions' World Cup defeat to Argentina.The German, who has committed to staying on as England manager, came under heavy criticism after going very defensive when the Three Lions went 1-0 up.The gamble did not come off, with England conceding two late goals and losing the match 2-1.Despite this, Tuchel did not mention his tactics, instead blaming English football's "DNA" for why his players struggled to cope with the pressure. TRENDING...
Argentina stars face nervous wait over potential ban for holding up 'Malvinas' banner after win over England as FIFA reveal they will 'decide further steps'
MIKE KEEGAN IN ATLANTA: A number of Argentina's jubilant squad, including two that ply their trade in England, lifted the sign following their 2-1 victory.
Lindsey Vonn turns heads at the ESPYs, the US men's team was disgustingly snubbed & Dechambeau fires back
'Nightcaps' is a daily column that catches you up on the biggest sports, news and culture stories you may have missed while pretending to do work at your desk. It runs Monday–Friday on OutKick.com.Whew. We're on the other side of the week, boys and girls. And, as of today, we're on the other side of the month!The ESPYs were last night. Did you know? I didn't. Imagine my surprise when I woke up this morning and found out! Remember back in the day when the ESPN-led awards show was appointment view...
Highlights: Root's 99 not out guides England to comfortable victory
Highlights of the second one-day international match between England and India.
Brilliant Root picks off India to set up decider
Brilliant Root picks off India to set up decider
McIlroy leaks bogeys as putter goes cold in first round at the Open
McIlroy leaks bogeys as putter goes cold in first round at the Open
Fifa considering disciplinary action for Argentina players' 'Malvinas' banner after beating England
Fifa is considering disciplinary action for Argentina's players after they displayed a banner reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas", which translates to "The Falkland Islands are Argentinian".Several members of the squad lifted the sign following their 2-1 victory against England.The moment has caused uproar in England, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer saying he will back Fifa opening an investigation.Fifa's ruling bans any political messaging at the World Cup, but has not taken any action s...
Root's 99* rescues England in series-levelling win
Root's 99* rescues England in series-levelling winTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, 'What a mess' - Brook out after horrible dismissalByFfion WynneBBC Sport Journalist in CardiffPublished16 July 2026, 20:53 BST24 CommentsUpdated 5 minutes agoSecond ODI, CardiffIndia 233 (44 overs): Iyer 66 (71); Archer 3-47England 235-6 (44.1 overs): Root 99* (133); Brar 2-67England won by four wicketsScorecardEngland needed a Joe Root re...
McIlroy makes slow start to Open challenge | Story of Rory's round
Highlights of Rory McIlroys opening round 72 from the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale as the Northern Irishman got off to a sluggish start.
Trump defies ban on living presidents as his scowling face is stamped on gold coin sending critics spiraling
Trump defies ban on living presidents as his scowling face is stamped on gold coin sending critics spiralingSign up to DC Insider HERE to get a front-row seat to the biggest stories in the nation's capital See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy CHASE HOPE, POLITICAL REPORTER FOR THE DAILY MAIL Published: 20:56, 16 July 2026 | Updated: 20:58, 16 July 2026 e-mail View comments
Root delivers again for England to level ODI series against India
Joe Root notched a stunning 99no to deliver again for his country as England secured a thrilling four-wicket win to level the one-day international series against India at Sophia Gardens in Cardiff.The sparkling innings of Virat Kohli (65 off 66) and Shreyas Iyer (66 off 71) were not enough to fight off a blistering pace attack that took seven Indian wickets for just 55 runs, with Jofra Archer (3-47) and Gus Atkinson (3-50) starring for an England side that struggled without enough seamers in th...
McIlroy makes sluggish start as DeChambeau chases Suber at The Open
Bryson DeChambeau and defending champion Scottie Scheffler both made encouraging starts to The 154th Open, as Rory McIlroy’s major hopes suffered an early setback.Jackson Suber marked his Open debut and first visit to Europe by grabbing a shock major lead at Royal Birkdale, with a birdie-eagle run late in his round seeing him post a five-under 65.
Suber hits 'miracle shot' for eagle to move top of leaderboard
Suber hits 'miracle shot' for eagle to move top of leaderboardTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedSuber hits 'miracle shot' for eagle to move top of leaderboardClose00American Jackson Suber sinks an eagle on the 17th hole to move to the top of the leaderboard on five under par in the first round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale Golf Club.FOLLOW LIVE: The Open Championship 2026 - first roundAvailable to UK users only.SubsectionGol...
Former French tennis player's plan to appeal a match-fixing suspension backfires on him
A former French tennis player has seen his ban for match fixing bumped up to three years after his attempt at appealing the initial penalty backfired.Samuel Bensoussan, a 34-year-old from France, was initially suspended for one year and 11 months after he was found to have fixed four matches.The Frenchman's actions were tied to a wide-ranging match-fixing syndicate set up in Belgium by a man named Grigor Sargsyan.EX-FORDHAM BASKETBALL PLAYERS PERMANENTLY BANNED BY NCAA OVER ALLEGED GAME MANIPULA...
WNBA postpones game between Wings and Liberty due to mechanical issues with plane
Planes, trains and automobiles, none of which were capable of getting the New York Liberty to Texas on time.The Liberty were scheduled to play the Dallas Wings at 9 p.m. ET on Thursday, but the game was postponed. The WNBA said the game was postponed due to travel delays caused by mechanical issues with the Liberty's charter flight.The game is being rescheduled for Monday, July 20, 2025, at 8 p.m. ET, and the WNBA said the Wings will honor all tickets purchased for the original game.CLICK HERE F...
The inside story of how England's World Cup unravelled: Self-inflicted wounds, Thomas Tuchel's 'what the f***' outbursts, exhaustion pre-Argentina, sulking stars and players' anger at defensive tactics
The inside story of how England's World Cup unravelled: Self-inflicted wounds, Thomas Tuchel’s 'what the f***' outbursts, exhaustion pre-Argentina, sulking stars and players' anger at defensive tacticsUnlock more from our team inside the England camp at the World Cup with a DailyMail+ subscription - brilliant exclusives, in-depth insight and analysis By CRAIG HOPE, CHIEF FOOTBALL REPORTER and JACK GAUGHAN Published: 19:54, 16 July 2026 | Updated: 20:23, 16 July 2026 e-mail 21 shares
Travel basketball parents cry foul as Ohio tournament admission price hits a shocking new high
AAU basketball parents who are used to paying exorbitant fees to watch their kids play in tournaments got a surprise over the weekend in Ohio. The game has officially changed.Basketball dad Kevin Brandt of Leipsic, OH, is used to paying admission prices that are more than attending NBA games. He's not naive to the big business of AAU basketball, or what he and his wife signed up for. Their daughter is playing on one of the top travel teams in the Midwest.But, what he experienced at the Spooky No...
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