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Africa’s move to biennial Afcon costs football body $1bn deal

The Confederation of African Football lost a commercial partnership worth over $1 billion after switching the Africa Cup of Nations to a biennial format. The decision, aimed at boosting revenue, instead alienated sponsors and partners. This financial setback could reshape the continent’s football calendar and development plans.

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Morocco emboldened by Trump's stance after Ceuta migrant crisis

Morocco appears increasingly confident in its dealings with Spain following the mass migrant crossings into Ceuta, partly due to perceived support from the Trump administration, particularly on Western Sahara. The crisis highlights how shifting US policy can reshape dynamics between North African nations and the EU. This emboldening could complicate future migration and diplomatic negotiations with Europe.

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FIFA President Infantino at Center of Turmoil Shaking Football

A tumultuous week has engulfed world football, centering on FIFA President Gianni Infantino and escalating controversies. The events have raised serious questions about governance and integrity within the sport's governing body, with implications for its global leadership and reputation.

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Lebanon and Israel hold talks in Rome to implement framework deal

Officials from Lebanon and Israel met in Rome to discuss implementing a framework agreement. The talks aim to address outstanding issues between the two countries. This is significant as it could reduce longstanding tensions and promote regional stability.

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Aces coach Becky Hammon benches 3 starters in apparent WNBA scheduling protest during national TV game

Las Vegas Aces head coach Becky Hammon benched three starters during a nationally televised game, in what appears to be a protest against the WNBA's demanding schedule. The move highlights player fatigue concerns and draws attention to how the league balances rest, competitive integrity, and broadcast commitments.

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Mourinho: I agreed to replace Ferguson at Man United

Jose Mourinho has said he reached an agreement to succeed Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United manager before Ferguson's retirement. The claim sheds light on the club's long-standing interest in Mourinho, who later took charge in 2016. His comments add a new twist to the history between the two managers.

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Signs of Hearts' Resurgence Under Vrancken Were There All Along

A review of Hearts' season questions whether early indicators under manager Vrancken always pointed to their eventual improvement. The piece examines the team's turnaround and the factors behind their recent strong form. It matters to fans and observers assessing Vrancken's impact on the Scottish club.

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Middlesex Advance as One-Day Cup Heads to Tense Finish

Middlesex secured their place in the next stage of the cricket One-Day Cup as the group phase approaches a dramatic conclusion. Their result sharpens the competition for the remaining spots, setting up a high-stakes finale for other contending teams.

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Back-and-forth draw in Malaysia gives Xabi Alonso reason to consider Chelsea

An evenly contested match in Malaysia ended in a draw, giving Xabi Alonso fresh considerations about a potential move to Chelsea. The result provides the Bayer Leverkusen manager with points to reflect on as he weighs up his next career step.