Welsh Fire were eliminated from The Hundred after suffering a heavy defeat to Sunrisers Leeds. The loss ends their campaign in the tournament, while Sunrisers Leeds keep their hopes alive. The result was a significant blow for Welsh Fire’s playoff chances.

Sevilla are reportedly on the verge of signing Scottish striker Ure in a transfer worth £7.9 million. The deal would see the forward move to the Spanish club, adding to their attacking options. This is a notable move in the current transfer window.

Morocco and Algeria each won their quarterfinal matches at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, advancing to the semifinals and earning qualification for the FIFA Women's World Cup. The results mark a historic achievement for both North African nations and underscore the region's rising strength in women's football.

McKenna captured the IBF middleweight title with a victory in Dublin. The win crowns a new champion in the division and marks a major milestone in McKenna's boxing career.

Chicago Sky player Carrington was ejected for a hard foul on Sophie Cunningham during a game, then posted a message referencing 'white privilege' on social media. The post has sparked controversy, drawing attention to race and conduct in the WNBA. This incident highlights ongoing tensions around player behavior and social media commentary in professional sports.

England's Charley Hull fired a remarkable round of 62 to close the gap on tournament leader Huang. The historic score puts Hull firmly in contention for the title. The result sets up a tight finish with Huang under pressure.

Katarzyna Niewiadoma delivered a commanding solo performance on the grueling Mont Ventoux climb to win the stage and take the overall lead in the Tour de France Femmes. Her victory reshapes the general classification and establishes her as the frontrunner for the title.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is expected to meet with FIFA executives who have pressing questions about his leadership and recent decisions. The encounter highlights growing tensions within football's governing body over transparency and governance. Its outcome could shape FIFA's direction and credibility.

Carlos Alcaraz has withdrawn from the Cincinnati Open, citing a lingering injury. The world No. 3’s decision raises questions about his