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Colombia put three past Uzbekistan, takes spot as group leaders

Colombia just had its dream start to its World Cup campaign after an 8-year hiatus. In the last game of the first matchday in this year’s World Cup, Colombia faced tournament debutants Uzbekistan in the iconic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City, where the South Americans walked away with a 3-1 win to kick-start their tournament. […]

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Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorbsy deemed eligible for the 2026 season after court ruling

Bet you didn’t see this coming. In what is undoubtedly the biggest news of one of the craziest offseasons we’ve seen in the world of college football, it was reported that Texas Tech transfer QB Brendan Sorsby will suit up for the 2026 season after being granted an injunction on Monday morning for his gambling

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Things we learned from Colombia’s commanding victory over Costa Rica

Los Cafeteros have started their summer in winning ways. Monday night saw Colombia play host to Costa Rica in their send-off at the Nemesio Camacho El Campín Stadium, where they took care of business by beating the Ticos 3-1 as they wrapped up their preparations before heading to Guadalajara to start their World Cup campaign.

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Penalties proved too much for Arsenal in the Champions League. So, what’s next?

For 120 minutes, Arsenal were on the brink of being crowned champions of Europe. Five penalties later, they were left with nothing but what-ifs. It’s been almost exactly 48 hours since the Champions League final, where Paris Saint-Germain were successful in defending their title as European champions after deciding it on penalties against Arsenal. There’s

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