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The Soccer Team in the Running to be the Worst in Premier League History

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N.F.L. Executives Are Predicting a Surprise Near the Top of This Year’s Draft

There’s been a longstanding belief the North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye will be the second quarterback chosen. That may not be the case.

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After beating Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon, Alcaraz was viewed as the future of the sport. Now, his game is falling short.

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Jos Verstappen said the controversy surrounding team principal Christian Horner could explode and that Horner was “the one causing the problems.”

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To some, it’s a tactically and statistically proven method of starting a high-value sequence of play. To others, it creates needless jeopardy.

A Dramatic Incident at the End of a Game Shows Why Soccer Needs to Change

Real Madrid was prevented a win after a referee broke an unwritten law of the sport.