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The Indian women’s hockey team is preparing for the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, targeting a gold medal and a direct Olympic berth after a series of strong performances.
The two Premier League sides will face off in Sydney on Saturday, with streaming options across continents and a packed schedule of warm‑up matches before the new season begins.
Tottenham Hotspur manager Roberto De Zerbi has selected a mix of youth and experience for their pre‑season friendly against Sydney FC in Australia, managing fatigue and injuries while giving emerging players a chance to shine.
Southland’s Benji Culhane prepares for the European leg of the World Cup, reflecting on a career pivot sparked by a cricket withdrawal and his drive to give back to his roots.
The Cape Verde squad, riding a historic run to the World Cup knockout stage, finds its narrative overshadowed by serious allegations against its captain, Ryan Mendes, who denies wrongdoing while an investigation proceeds.
Cape Verde's football captain Ryan Mendes is being investigated for alleged sexual assault of a translator in New Zealand. The case involves forensic analysis and comes as the team prepares to face Argentina in a pivotal knockout stage match in Miami.
Ryan Mendes, captain of Cape Verde's national football team, is under investigation for alleged sexual assault in Auckland. The case is being examined by New Zealand authorities while the team readies for a World Cup knockout clash against Argentina in Miami.
Allegations of sexual assault against Cape Verde captain Ryan Mendes have sparked a police investigation in New Zealand, with FIFA confirming it is monitoring the case.
LiveU’s lightweight VAR kits, designed to travel as standard baggage, have been rolled out for the Oceania Football Confederation, marking the first use of VAR in the Pacific and setting a precedent for future deployments.
From a few thousand Instagram followers to millions, Tim Payne's unexpected fame is reshaping the narrative around New Zealand's first World Cup appearance since 2010.
Football Australia announces a 20% workforce reduction as a deficit larger than $8.5 million looms, even as the national teams enjoy recent successes.