
Mahomes returns without restrictions: Chiefs regain their center of gravity
After nine months of recovery from a left knee injury, Patrick Mahomes expects to start without limitations against Denver.
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After nine months of recovery from a left knee injury, Patrick Mahomes expects to start without limitations against Denver.

Following the World Cup elimination against Norway, Carlo Ancelotti thoroughly overhauls Brazil for the friendlies with Australia and India.

Hendrick Motorsports extends Corey Day's contract: he will drive the No. 17 full-time in the O'Reilly Auto Parts Series and tackle select Cup races in 2027.

Following the 2026 World Cup, Rafael Márquez takes charge of Mexico. Inheriting the work of Javier Aguirre, he aims to transform continuity into steady growth.

Chicago Fire and Inter Miami draw 1-1 in front of 63,094 spectators. Lewandowski scores, Casemiro responds with an assist from Messi.

Matchday one of the Champions League closes with two 1-1 draws: Roma-Fenerbahçe remains in balance, while Sergiño Dest secures PSV's equalizer against Shakhtar.

Barry Melrose has died at 70. A former NHL player and coach, for over 25 years he was one of the faces that made hockey recognizable on ESPN.

Tests on Sam Darnold's right hip rule out structural damage. However, Seattle loses its starting quarterback for Week 2.

The San Marino GP kicks off a decisive weekend: Jorge Martin leads the world championship, but Marc Marquez and Marco Bezzecchi are close behind.

The Williams sisters' return in doubles drives a sharp rise in US television viewership despite their defeat in the match tie-break.

Ben Shelton defeats Carlos Alcaraz in five sets after four and a half hours. The match ends at 3:33 AM, setting a new late-night record for the US Open.

Nicolò Bulega leaves WorldSBK to return to the Grand Prix paddock: in 2027 he will be a rider for the Pertamina Enduro VR46 Racing Team.

Kimi Antonelli scores one of the most surprising victories of the season: from 19th on the grid, he takes Monza ahead of George Russell and Max Verstappen.