Titans, Taylor Benched Against the Colts: A Coaching Decision That Shakes Up a Struggling Secondary
Alontae Taylor will not play against Indianapolis due to a coaching staff decision: a strong signal after five games as a near-every-down starter.
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Mercedes closes in on F1 double: points permutations delay constructors' celebrations
With six rounds remaining on the calendar, Mercedes leads both Championships. Antonelli can wrap up the drivers' title soon, while Ferrari delays the constructors' outcome.
College football, a Saturday of shocks: five powerhouses fall and the playoff landscape shifts
Five of the ranking's top seven teams lost on the same day: a record that reopens the playoff race and the debate over the 24-team format.
F1, Mercedes puts the brakes on the tipping wing: straight-line gains cost downforce
Mercedes has evaluated the aerodynamic solution already brought to the track by Ferrari and Red Bull, but the trade-off between drag and downforce does not yet make it worthwhile.
Premier League, Saturday kicks off with Everton-Chelsea: City in the spotlight and defences under scrutiny
The English football weekend begins with Everton-Chelsea, followed by Manchester City later in the day. For Xabi Alonso, after conceding 13 goals, the priority is restoring balance.
Atlético Madrid, 10-Man United Defeated: Barrios Opens and the Crisis Deepens
Atlético Madrid beat Manchester United 2-0: Barrios scores after 53 seconds, Lookman seals the win, and Yoro's red card caps off a grueling night.
WNBA Finals: Atlanta without a confirmed home as arena becomes a scheduling issue
The Atlanta Dream have yet to determine the venue for their home Finals games: State Farm Arena is booked for a concert and Hawks games.
City win 3-0 at Anfield: sanction does not stop Premier League charge
In their first match following the verdict on the 114 breaches, Manchester City conquer Anfield 3-0. Liverpool pay the price for absences and a red card for Gravenberch.
Alabama-Georgia: Lee's Penalty Costs Decisive Possession and the Game
A late personal foul by Dijon Lee Jr. gave Georgia the first down that sealed the 20-17 win over Alabama.
North Carolina edges Pitt: Belichick rediscovers the value of beating ranked teams
North Carolina edged No. 25 Pittsburgh 21-17 on a decisive pass from Billy Edwards Jr., marking Bill Belichick's first win against a ranked opponent at the helm of the Tar Heels.
Florida State collapses at Louisville: early 14-0 lead increases pressure on Norvell
Florida State squanders a two-touchdown lead and loses 44-20 at Louisville. Mike Norvell takes responsibility after yet another away defeat.
Leclerc clarifies vision issue after Monza crash: “very short,” followed by medical clearance
Charles Leclerc said the vision issue he experienced after his heavy Monza crash was very brief; the Ferrari driver was subsequently medically cleared.
Audi challenges Tsunoda’s non-penalty at Monza: procedure becomes part of Formula 1 competition
Audi is pursuing an appeal over the decision not to penalize Yuki Tsunoda after an extra formation lap at Monza, arguing that he should have started from the pit lane.
Ferrari Challenge changes in 2027: endurance format brings pit stops and driver changes
From 2027, selected European Ferrari Challenge rounds will use two 40-minute-plus-one-lap races with a mandatory pit stop between minutes 15 and 25 and the option to change drivers.
Lewis Hall agrees a long-term Newcastle deal: from Chelsea prospect to a stable Magpies project
Lewis Hall has agreed a long-term Newcastle deal as the permanent transfer from Chelsea moves toward completion.
Premier League spending power over Europe is written into the transfer market: how English money finances other leagues
ESPN’s summer-window analysis again shows the spending gap between the Premier League and much of European football, with moves such as Barcola from PSG to Liverpool illustrating the flow of English capital abroad.
Vuelta: Eddie Dunbar wins stage 19 as Enric Mas keeps a 1:37 lead heading into the decisive weekend
Eddie Dunbar won stage 19 of the Vuelta a España with a late move, while Enric Mas retained the red jersey and a 1-minute-37-second advantage before the final major mountain stage.
MotoGP Misano: Bezzecchi puts Aprilia ahead of four Ducatis and reshapes the weekend
Marco Bezzecchi topped Friday practice at the San Marino Grand Prix in Misano, approaching the track record and putting his Aprilia ahead of four Ducatis.
Manchester United returns to the Champions League with four against Sabah: Old Trafford gets a major European win
Manchester United swept aside Sabah FK at Old Trafford, recording the club’s biggest Champions League victory since 2020.
MotoGP: Jorge Martín reaches Q2 but chooses caution as the championship leader manages risk after injuries
Jorge Martín ended Friday at Misano in 10th, narrowly securing direct Q2 access and explaining that he does not want to force time attacks when he does not feel fully comfortable after his injuries.
Madring debuts in Formula 1 and divides drivers: Madrid’s new circuit is already a test of safety and spectacle
Ahead of the first Spanish Grand Prix at Madring, the new circuit around IFEMA Madrid, several drivers described the track as extremely demanding and some predicted a high risk of red flags.
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