Saturday, 10 October 2026
Saturday, 10 October 2026
- In brief
- 1Everton's owners, The Friedkin Group, put the club up for sale less than two years after buying it
- 2Leicester's price looks too high to experts
- 3Lakers family fight shows a secret deal
- 4Basketball clubs worth 21% more in a year
- 5More money flows into football clubs
- 6Glasner returns to the club he left
- 7Dream and Valkyries reach the WNBA Finals
- 8The richest and poorest WNBA clubs meet
- 9Mike Ditka dies at 86
- 10Verstappen wins a wet sprint in Singapore
- 11Mercedes boss denies favouring one driver
- 12Rwanda set to host Africa's first race in decades
- 13All Blacks keep the Bledisloe Cup
- 14Renshaw rescues Australia in Durban
- 15England, Wales and Scotland win first play-off games
- 16Matildas beaten 4-2 by a young Germany
- 17Mexico lose at home to Jamaica
- 18US women face Spain without two starters
- 19City's whistleblower keeps his protection
- 20City spent 1.388 billion pounds on players
- 21Rival clubs argue over City's punishment
- 22City go to Anfield top of the league
- 23Palmer signs with Chelsea until 2034
- 24Fury against Joshua sells out in an hour
- 25Florida State keep a coach it cannot afford to fire
- 26Iowa and BYU win on Friday night
- 27Georgia against Alabama goes ahead in a hurricane
- 28College playoff may grow to 24 teams
- 29Cowboys and Chiefs draw the biggest TV crowds
- 30Adverts that find fans when their team is losing
- 31The NBA wants to see betting app data
- 32Senator widens a probe into big-spending bettors
- 33Who pays for the kicking contest
- 34A deciding game for the last semi-final place
- 35A lockout sets a deadline for the Mariners
- 36Rangers lose their star goalkeeper
- 37Eagles arrive in London short of players
- 38Shaun Edwards joins Argentina
- 39Balding moves ahead in the trainers' race
- 40A women's baseball league finishes its first season
- 41Raphinha hurt after a trip to Australia
- 42No video review, and a wrong penalty
- 43Former Essex cricketer's trial set for 2028
10 Oct · Sports · In brief
Sports · Saturday, 10 October 2026
Sports, in brief
43 stories · 77 sources
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What is moving · 1 of 4
Owners selling up
Everton's owners said on Friday they may sell control of the club.
What is moving · 2 of 4
Club prices climbing
The average club in the NBA, North America's top basketball league, is now worth $6.64bn, 21% more than a year ago.
What is moving · 3 of 4
Fights over betting apps
The head of the NBA said on Friday the league wants trading data from prediction apps, where people trade on who wins, to catch cheats.
What is moving · 4 of 4
Storms on match day
Hurricane Isaias grew to a Category 3 storm on Friday, and Alabama banned morning tailgate parties before its big game with Georgia.
Part of the day's signals
2 pressures seen across the day run through Sports too.
11 sources
Sports, in brief
- 1Everton owner The Friedkin Group exploring sale of club after two years
- 12Asset Class: NFL's PM Clarity Push
- 15Is Leicester City's $264 Million Price Tag Too Rich for Investors?
- 16NBA Valuations 2026: Warriors Lead at $14.5B, Average up 21%
- 17Buss and Walter's Lakers Side Deal
- 20WNBA Finals Pairs League's Most and Least Valuable Teams
- 31Singapore Formula One Grand Prix: sprint and qualifying - live
- 34F1 Singapore Grand Prix live updates: Latest as rain delays sprint race start, Verstappen on pole
- 59Georgia-Bama Preps for Storm
- 63NBA commissioner says league wants access to prediction market data to detect manipulation
- 64Senator Says Sportsbooks VIP Betting Inquiry Will Expand
Everton's owners, The Friedkin Group, put the club up for sale less than two years after buying it
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The Friedkin Group, a company from Houston, Texas, that owns Everton, said on Friday it may sell control of the club.
a press estimate, not an offer from anyone
9.8 million pounds more than the year before
Who is involved
The Friedkin Group
a Houston company led by billionaire Dan Friedkin; owns Everton, Roma and Cannes, and says it may sell control of Everton
Who is involved
David Moyes
Everton's manager since January 2025; learned of the sale with everyone else
Why it matters
The owners want a deal this season, so the next thing to watch is whether a buyer appears by the summer and how much it pays for a club with a new stadium.
What's really going on
The Friedkin Group bought Everton in 2024 as a club in trouble, fixed its debts and finished its stadium, and press reports now put the asking price at about twice what it paid.
What's really going on
The reasons reported are the money Everton would need next and UEFA's rule against one owner having two clubs in the same European cup, since the group also owns Roma.
Why it works on people
A statement about the club's next chapter and the right stewards makes a sale sound like a favour to Everton, when on press estimates the owners could get back about twice what they paid.
Who gains
The Friedkin Group
It can sell a club it steadied for a reported profit, while Roma and its planned ice hockey team in Houston also need its money.
Who pays
Everton's supporters and manager
They face another change of owner, and Moyes has 18 senior outfield players after the summer sales.
Who pays
Some fans told the BBC they expect the owners to take a quick profit and leave.
Nobody knows yet
What Everton will actually sell for.
No buyer has made an offer. Kieran Maguire, a football finance expert, expects 750 to 800 million pounds with debts of about 468 million.
Nobody knows yet
How much of Everton the group owns.
The BBC says it bought 99.5%, Front Office Sports says about 98.8%, and ESPN says it took Farhad Moshiri's 94.1%.
Nobody knows yet
Whether the group leaves Everton completely.
Its statement talks about selling a controlling interest, and a source told Front Office Sports it may keep a large stake.
The short version
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Part 1 of 13 · Who else is involved
UEFA
the body that runs European football; its rule stops one owner fielding two clubs in the same European cup
Part 1 of 13 · Who else is involved
Moelis & Company
an investment bank; hired to find a buyer or new investors
Part 2 of 13 · How it unfolded
Jan 2025
David Moyes returns as manager
2025
Everton move into the new Hill Dickinson Stadium
Part 3 of 13
It bought Everton in December 2024 from the previous owner, Farhad Moshiri, for about 400 million pounds, taking on the club's large debts.
Part 4 of 13
An investment bank, Moelis & Company, will look for buyers or new investors.
Part 5 of 13
The group also owns AS Roma in Italy and AS Cannes in France, and plans a new ice hockey team in Houston worth about $3.5bn.
Part 6 of 13
UEFA, which runs European football, strictly limits one owner having two clubs in the same European competition.
Part 7 of 13
If Everton and Roma both qualified for the same one, the group would have to put one club in a blind trust, run by someone else.
Part 8 of 13
Dan Friedkin, who runs the group, has never been to an Everton game and has never spoken to the manager, David Moyes.
Part 9 of 13
Moyes said he found out about the sale on Friday morning, at the same time as the fans.
Part 10 of 13
In the summer the group agreed to sell Harrison Armstrong, a 19-year-old from Everton's own academy, to Nottingham Forest for 40 million pounds.
Part 11 of 13
It blocked that deal after fans protested, then sold Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City for 65 million pounds.
Part 12 of 13
A move for a new striker fell through, leaving Moyes with 18 senior outfield players.
Part 13 of 13
Everton are seventh in the Premier League, unbeaten after five games, in a new stadium with more than 50,000 seats.
8 sources
Everton's owners, The Friedkin Group, put the club up for sale less than two years after buying it
- 1Everton owner The Friedkin Group exploring sale of club after two years
- 2Everton up for sale again - so what next as owners TFG look for a way out?
- 3Everton owners open to sale of controlling stake
- 4Everton Weighs Sale Less Than Two Years After Friedkin Takeover
- 5Everton were just getting used to stability under TFG. This brings back fans' worst memories
- 7Everton put up for sale by Friedkin Group
- 8Everton news: Fans suspected for a while Roma was The Friedkin Group's 'favourite child'
- 9Everton news: Fan views on The Friedkin Group being open to the selling of the club
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Everton's owners, The Friedkin Group, put the club up for sale less than two years after buying it
The Friedkin Group, a company from Houston, Texas, that owns Everton, said on Friday it may sell control of the club.
It bought Everton in December 2024 from the previous owner, Farhad Moshiri, for about 400 million pounds, taking on the club's large debts.
An investment bank, Moelis & Company, will look for buyers or new investors.
The group also owns AS Roma in Italy and AS Cannes in France, and plans a new ice hockey team in Houston worth about $3.5bn.
UEFA, which runs European football, strictly limits one owner having two clubs in the same European competition.
If Everton and Roma both qualified for the same one, the group would have to put one club in a blind trust, run by someone else.
Dan Friedkin, who runs the group, has never been to an Everton game and has never spoken to the manager, David Moyes.
Moyes said he found out about the sale on Friday morning, at the same time as the fans.
In the summer the group agreed to sell Harrison Armstrong, a 19-year-old from Everton's own academy, to Nottingham Forest for 40 million pounds.
It blocked that deal after fans protested, then sold Iliman Ndiaye to Manchester City for 65 million pounds.
A move for a new striker fell through, leaving Moyes with 18 senior outfield players.
Everton are seventh in the Premier League, unbeaten after five games, in a new stadium with more than 50,000 seats.
Why it matters. The owners want a deal this season, so the next thing to watch is whether a buyer appears by the summer and how much it pays for a club with a new stadium.
Leicester's price looks too high to experts
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Leicester City's Thai owner, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, put the club up for sale in August for 200 million pounds ($264m).
Leicester won the Premier League in 2016 but now play in League One, England's third tier.
Sunderland in 2021 and Reading in 2025, clubs of a similar kind, were reportedly valued at about 30 and 25 million pounds when bought in League One.
The finance expert Kieran Maguire said he would be amazed if the owner got anything near 200 million.
Why it matters
Outside the Premier League a club loses the league's shared TV money, which paid even the bottom club 109 million pounds in 2024-25.
Why it matters
So a buyer has to plan for years of losses before any climb back.
Who pays
Leicester City's next owner
Outside the Premier League a club loses shared TV money worth at least 109 million pounds a year, so a buyer must fund the losses until promotion.
Nobody knows yet
Whether Leicester's owner gets close to the 200 million pounds he is asking.
Two experts told Front Office Sports he will have to settle for much less, and no buyer has been named.
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Leicester's price looks too high to experts
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Leicester's price looks too high to experts
Leicester City's Thai owner, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha, put the club up for sale in August for 200 million pounds ($264m).
Why it matters. Outside the Premier League a club loses the league's shared TV money, which paid even the bottom club 109 million pounds in 2024-25.
Lakers family fight shows a secret deal
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A court filing from five of Jeanie Buss's siblings has shown the deal that kept her in charge of the Los Angeles Lakers, one of basketball's best-known clubs.
When Mark Walter bought control in 2025, he agreed to keep her as the club's governor, the owner who speaks for it at the league, for five years.
That held only while her family owned at least 15%, the NBA's minimum for a governor.
The siblings now want to sell the family's last 17.8% for about $2.2bn, and say she cannot stop them.
Why it matters
Walter has agreed to sell control at a $12.5bn value, about a year after buying at $10bn.
Why it matters
If the siblings sell, Jeanie Buss could lose her place at the club her father bought in 1979.
3 sources
Lakers family fight shows a secret deal
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Lakers family fight shows a secret deal
A court filing from five of Jeanie Buss's siblings has shown the deal that kept her in charge of the Los Angeles Lakers, one of basketball's best-known clubs.
Why it matters. Walter has agreed to sell control at a $12.5bn value, about a year after buying at $10bn.
Basketball clubs worth 21% more in a year
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The average club in the NBA, North America's top basketball league, is now worth $6.64bn, according to Sportico, a sports business site.
That is 21% more than last year and 183% more than in 2020.
The top half of clubs rose 26% on average, and the bottom four rose just 5%.
Why it matters
League income rose 12% last season as a new 11-year, $76bn TV deal began.
Why it matters
If new clubs join in Las Vegas and Seattle, each current owner could get more than $500m from the entry fees.
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Basketball clubs worth 21% more in a year
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Basketball clubs worth 21% more in a year
The average club in the NBA, North America's top basketball league, is now worth $6.64bn, according to Sportico, a sports business site.
Why it matters. League income rose 12% last season as a new 11-year, $76bn TV deal began.
More money flows into football clubs
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Crystal Palace, a Premier League club in London, is reportedly looking for outside investors at a value of nearly $1.2bn.
John Textor, an American who owned stakes in several clubs at once, sold his 43% of Palace last year to Woody Johnson, owner of the New York Jets.
Separately, the NBA star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is investing in Atletico de Madrid through Apollo Sports Capital, which bought most of the Spanish club in November.
Why it matters
Apollo also owns part of Wrexham, a Welsh club, and has agreed to put $2.6bn into baseball's New York Yankees.
Why it matters
That is one investment firm holding pieces of clubs in three countries at once.
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More money flows into football clubs
Crystal Palace, a Premier League club in London, is reportedly looking for outside investors at a value of nearly $1.2bn.
Why it matters. Apollo also owns part of Wrexham, a Welsh club, and has agreed to put $2.6bn into baseball's New York Yankees.
Glasner returns to the club he left
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Oliver Glasner takes Nottingham Forest to Crystal Palace on Sunday, his first game back at the club he left in the summer.
He won the FA Cup and then the Conference League, Europe's third club competition, with Palace.
Palace only played in that competition because UEFA moved them down from the Europa League.
That followed a complaint from Forest that Palace broke UEFA's rules on one owner having several clubs.
Forest's owner, Evangelos Marinakis, is also suing Palace over a banner its fans showed.
Why it matters
Forest took Palace's place in the Europa League, and Glasner joined Forest 40 days after winning the Conference League.
How it works
One owner with two clubs ends up putting one of them second
How it works
When one owner holds two clubs that could meet in Europe, UEFA makes it hand one to someone else, so the owner picks which club it really runs.
How it works · step 1 of 6
One group buys clubs in two countries
How it works · step 2 of 6
Both clubs could qualify for the same European cup
How it works · step 3 of 6
UEFA bars two clubs with one owner from the same cup
How it works · step 4 of 6
So one club would go into a blind trust, run by someone else
How it works · step 5 of 6
The owner backs the club it would rather keep
How it works · step 6 of 6
The other club's fans see the money go elsewhere
The twist
An owner of two clubs that could meet cannot fully run both. So it chooses which one it will push before either has qualified for anything.
Seen the same day
A part-owner of Palace held other clubs too, so UEFA moved Palace down a competition after Forest complained, and Forest took their place.
Seen the same day
One team runs both men chasing the title, so every failure on one car is read as a choice, and Toto Wolff has to argue the team gains nothing from it.
The catch
The rule only bites when both clubs qualify for the same competition. An owner can still put one club second without UEFA ever stepping in.
The whole
Everton's fans, Roma's fans and the Palace players who lost a Europa League place all live under one rule written by UEFA.
The whole
Each of them sees only the club they follow, and almost none of them chose who owns it.
Who gains
Nottingham Forest
Its complaint to UEFA about Crystal Palace's owners moved Palace down a competition, and Forest took their Europa League place.
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Glasner returns to the club he left
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Glasner returns to the club he left
Oliver Glasner takes Nottingham Forest to Crystal Palace on Sunday, his first game back at the club he left in the summer.
Why it matters. Forest took Palace's place in the Europa League, and Glasner joined Forest 40 days after winning the Conference League.
Dream and Valkyries reach the WNBA Finals
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The Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 85-83 on Friday to win their semi-final 3-0 and reach their first WNBA Finals since 2013.
Angel Reese scored 22 points, and she has now reached the Finals before her better-known rival, Caitlin Clark.
Later that night the Golden State Valkyries beat the champions, the Las Vegas Aces, 87-77 in overtime to win their semi-final 3-0 too.
The Valkyries, from the San Francisco area, are only in their second season.
Why it matters
Five of the last six WNBA Finals included the Aces or the Liberty, and this one has neither.
Why it matters
The WNBA is also investigating the Liberty's complaint that referees wrongly told them they had no timeout left in Game 2.
Nobody knows yet
What the referees told the Liberty about their last timeout.
Breanna Stewart says the referees told her team it had none left, and the crew chief says there was no direct talk with the team.
Good news
The Golden State Valkyries, a basketball club in only its second season, reached the WNBA Finals on Friday by beating the champions, the Las Vegas Aces, in three straight games.
5 sources
Dream and Valkyries reach the WNBA Finals
- 21Golden State Valkyries reach WNBA Finals: How second-year franchise made unprecedented run
- 22Dream sweep Liberty to earn first WNBA Finals berth since 2013
- 23Welcome to a new era of the WNBA, courtesy of Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream
- 24'I'm supposed to be here': Angel Reese's road from ridicule to the WNBA finals
- 25Breanna Stewart 'disappointed' refs refuted her account of timeout call in Game 2 as WNBA opens investigation
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Dream and Valkyries reach the WNBA Finals
The Atlanta Dream beat the New York Liberty 85-83 on Friday to win their semi-final 3-0 and reach their first WNBA Finals since 2013.
Why it matters. Five of the last six WNBA Finals included the Aces or the Liberty, and this one has neither.
The richest and poorest WNBA clubs meet
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Sportico values the Valkyries at $850m, the most in the WNBA, and the Dream at $280m, 13th in the league.
The Valkyries are the first women's sports team to earn $100m in a year.
Under a players' deal signed this year, each player on the winning team gets $60,000 and each runner-up $20,000.
Why it matters
From next season the Dream will play all home games in the Atlanta Hawks' 16,900-seat arena instead of a 3,500-seat one.
Why it matters
That is almost five times as many seats to sell.
Good news
Each player on this year's WNBA champions will take home $60,000, up from $22,908, under a players' deal signed this year.
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The richest and poorest WNBA clubs meet
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The richest and poorest WNBA clubs meet
Sportico values the Valkyries at $850m, the most in the WNBA, and the Dream at $280m, 13th in the league.
Why it matters. From next season the Dream will play all home games in the Atlanta Hawks' 16,900-seat arena instead of a 3,500-seat one.
Mike Ditka dies at 86
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Mike Ditka, who coached the Chicago Bears to their only Super Bowl win, has died at 86, his family said on Friday.
As a player he changed the tight end, once mainly a blocker, into a player who also catches passes.
In 1988 he became the first tight end in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
His 1985 Bears won 15 of 16 games and beat the New England Patriots 46-10 in Super Bowl XX.
Why it matters
After coaching he campaigned for better medical and retirement benefits for former players.
5 sources
Mike Ditka dies at 86
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- 30Mike Ditka tributes from President Trump, former President Obama, Chicago sports teams and NFL
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Mike Ditka dies at 86
Mike Ditka, who coached the Chicago Bears to their only Super Bowl win, has died at 86, his family said on Friday.
Why it matters. After coaching he campaigned for better medical and retirement benefits for former players.
Verstappen wins a wet sprint in Singapore
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Max Verstappen of Red Bull won Saturday's sprint, a short extra race, at the Singapore Grand Prix.
George Russell of Mercedes crashed out and called it a silly mistake.
Seven cars failed to finish, a record for a sprint.
Why it matters
Russell will start Sunday's race from the back, on a track where overtaking is very hard.
Why it matters
The engine settings that the FIA, Formula One's ruling body, sends to every car went wrong again in Friday's qualifying, five days after a software fault slowed cars in Malaysia.
Why it matters
The FIA blamed a human error in its race control.
4 sources
Verstappen wins a wet sprint in Singapore
- 31Singapore Formula One Grand Prix: sprint and qualifying - live
- 32Singapore Grand Prix: Max Verstappen beats George Russell to Singapore sprint pole
- 33Max Verstappen takes first pole for sprint race at Singapore Grand Prix following another settings issue
- 34F1 Singapore Grand Prix live updates: Latest as rain delays sprint race start, Verstappen on pole
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Verstappen wins a wet sprint in Singapore
Max Verstappen of Red Bull won Saturday's sprint, a short extra race, at the Singapore Grand Prix.
Why it matters. Russell will start Sunday's race from the back, on a track where overtaking is very hard.
Mercedes boss denies favouring one driver
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Toto Wolff, who runs the Mercedes team, called claims that he favours Kimi Antonelli over George Russell brainless.
Antonelli, 20, leads the championship by 84 points from Russell, his own teammate.
Russell's engine failed in Malaysia while he was running third, and fans online accused the team of bias.
Wolff asked whether people think he has a button for a Russell engine failure.
Why it matters
Wolff says the team gains nothing by holding one driver back, because it is also chasing the title for teams, which adds up both drivers' points.
Why it matters
Antonelli would be the youngest world champion ever.
How it works
One team runs both men chasing the title, so every failure on one car is read as a choice, and Toto Wolff has to argue the team gains nothing from it.
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Mercedes boss denies favouring one driver
Toto Wolff, who runs the Mercedes team, called claims that he favours Kimi Antonelli over George Russell brainless.
Why it matters. Wolff says the team gains nothing by holding one driver back, because it is also chasing the title for teams, which adds up both drivers' points.
Rwanda set to host Africa's first race in decades
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Rwanda looks set to host the first Formula One race in Africa in more than 30 years, beating South Africa, according to sources quoted by the AFP news agency.
President Paul Kagame launched the bid two years ago to raise the country's standing through sport.
South Africa's sports minister appeared to confirm it and suggested the race would be in 2030.
Why it matters
Rights groups accuse Rwanda's government of using sport to cover a record of silencing critics, which it denies.
Nobody knows yet
Whether Rwanda's Formula One race is confirmed.
The report rests on sources quoted by the AFP news agency, and South Africa's sports minister only appeared to confirm it.
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Rwanda set to host Africa's first race in decades
Rwanda looks set to host the first Formula One race in Africa in more than 30 years, beating South Africa, according to sources quoted by the AFP news agency.
Why it matters. Rights groups accuse Rwanda's government of using sport to cover a record of silencing critics, which it denies.
All Blacks keep the Bledisloe Cup
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New Zealand beat Australia 50-19 at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday to keep the Bledisloe Cup, the trophy the two rugby nations play for each year.
New Zealand have not lost at Eden Park since 1994, a run of 54 Tests.
It was Australia's first defeat under coach Les Kiss, after six games unbeaten.
Why it matters
The teams meet again in Sydney next week.
Nobody knows yet
How many years New Zealand have now held the Bledisloe Cup.
The BBC says a 23rd straight year and the Guardian says a 24th.
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All Blacks keep the Bledisloe Cup
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All Blacks keep the Bledisloe Cup
New Zealand beat Australia 50-19 at Eden Park in Auckland on Saturday to keep the Bledisloe Cup, the trophy the two rugby nations play for each year.
Why it matters. The teams meet again in Sydney next week.
Renshaw rescues Australia in Durban
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Matt Renshaw scored a century for Australia on the second day of the first Test against South Africa in Durban.
Australia began the day on 187 for six and reached 283 for eight, with Renshaw on 108.
He shared a stand of 86 with the captain, Pat Cummins, before the bowler Wiaan Mulder broke it.
Why it matters
Renshaw scored his runs with the last batters in the order, who usually add few.
Why it matters
A total near 300 puts Australia in a far better place than the under-200 they seemed headed for.
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Renshaw rescues Australia in Durban
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Renshaw rescues Australia in Durban
Matt Renshaw scored a century for Australia on the second day of the first Test against South Africa in Durban.
Why it matters. Renshaw scored his runs with the last batters in the order, who usually add few.
England, Wales and Scotland win first play-off games
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England's women beat Greece 3-1 in Crete on Friday in the first leg of a play-off for next year's Women's World Cup in Brazil.
It took them 39 minutes to score against a team ranked 54 places below them.
Wales won 1-0 in Albania through an own goal, and Scotland won 2-0 in the Czech Republic.
The second legs are on Tuesday.
Why it matters
England have won the European title twice in a row but had to play off after finishing second in their group.
Why it matters
Northern Ireland's manager, Michael McArdle, said their chances have gone from improbable to impossible.
Good news
Erin Cuthbert played her first game of the season after a knee injury, and Scotland won 2-0 in the Czech Republic.
5 sources
England, Wales and Scotland win first play-off games
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- 41Wales must improve in World Cup bid - Wilkinson
- 42Delight for Scotland's Cuthbert after long summer of recovery
- 43NI World Cup hopes gone from 'improbable to impossible'
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England, Wales and Scotland win first play-off games
England's women beat Greece 3-1 in Crete on Friday in the first leg of a play-off for next year's Women's World Cup in Brazil.
Why it matters. England have won the European title twice in a row but had to play off after finishing second in their group.
Matildas beaten 4-2 by a young Germany
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Australia's women's team lost 4-2 to Germany in a friendly in Karlsruhe.
Australia's starting players had more than 1,000 international games between them, and Germany's had 325.
Why it matters
The next Women's World Cup, in Brazil, is next year.
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Matildas beaten 4-2 by a young Germany
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Matildas beaten 4-2 by a young Germany
Australia's women's team lost 4-2 to Germany in a friendly in Karlsruhe.
Why it matters. The next Women's World Cup, in Brazil, is next year.
Mexico lose at home to Jamaica
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Mexico's women lost 4-3 at home to Jamaica in Aguascalientes in a warm-up game.
More than 17,000 people watched.
Why it matters
Mexico play Jamaica again on Tuesday in Queretaro.
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Mexico lose at home to Jamaica
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Mexico lose at home to Jamaica
Mexico's women lost 4-3 at home to Jamaica in Aguascalientes in a warm-up game.
Why it matters. Mexico play Jamaica again on Tuesday in Queretaro.
US women face Spain without two starters
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The United States women's team plays Spain, the world champions, in Washington on Saturday, the first of two friendlies.
Naomi Girma, a centre-back, and Sam Coffey, a defensive midfielder, are out injured.
The games come a month before World Cup qualifiers and eight months before the tournament.
Why it matters
Coach Emma Hayes will test defenders with few games for the country, including Kate Del Fava, who is new to the senior team.
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US women face Spain without two starters
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US women face Spain without two starters
The United States women's team plays Spain, the world champions, in Washington on Saturday, the first of two friendlies.
Why it matters. Coach Emma Hayes will test defenders with few games for the country, including Kate Del Fava, who is new to the senior team.
City's whistleblower keeps his protection
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Rui Pinto, the Portuguese hacker whose leaked files helped start the Premier League's case against Manchester City, will stay in witness protection for now.
He was due to leave the programme on Saturday.
Portugal's Ministry of Justice said on Friday it had suspended that, because the commission in charge did not properly tell him why.
He now has 10 days to study a risk report that rates the threat to him as low.
Why it matters
Pinto calls himself a whistleblower, but Portugal convicted him of crimes including illegal access to data and attempted extortion.
Why it matters
City were recently found guilty of the league's charges and have appealed.
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City's whistleblower keeps his protection
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City's whistleblower keeps his protection
Rui Pinto, the Portuguese hacker whose leaked files helped start the Premier League's case against Manchester City, will stay in witness protection for now.
Why it matters. Pinto calls himself a whistleblower, but Portugal convicted him of crimes including illegal access to data and attempted extortion.
City spent 1.388 billion pounds on players
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The Athletic, a sports news site, worked out that Manchester City spent 1.388 billion pounds on new players in the nine seasons covered by the charges.
That is 1.061 billion after selling players.
In 2015-16, when City's accounts showed no money from the owners, the panel found 120.2 million arrived dressed up as sponsorship.
Why it matters
Only Chelsea and Manchester United also spent more than a billion pounds on new players in that time, each about 300 million less than City.
Why it matters
That hidden money arrived in the season City paid 99.5 million pounds for Kevin De Bruyne and Raheem Sterling.
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City spent 1.388 billion pounds on players
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City spent 1.388 billion pounds on players
The Athletic, a sports news site, worked out that Manchester City spent 1.388 billion pounds on new players in the nine seasons covered by the charges.
Why it matters. Only Chelsea and Manchester United also spent more than a billion pounds on new players in that time, each about 300 million less than City.
Rival clubs argue over City's punishment
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Owners and bosses at other clubs told The Athletic they want City punished with money, with points and with action against its board.
One investor in several clubs suggested City put a billion pounds into a pot shared out by how much each club was harmed.
Shaun Harvey, a director at Wrexham, warned that relegating City would take one of the three promotion places from clubs in the second tier.
The punishment will be set by the same three-lawyer panel that found City guilty.
Why it matters
Mikel Arteta, now Arsenal's manager, was City's assistant coach from 2016 to 2019 and said his conscience is clear.
Why it matters
Manchester United's manager, Michael Carrick, said he has his own questions about the case.
Who pays
Clubs in England's second tier
If City were relegated, they would take one of the three promotion places the other clubs are spending to win.
Nobody knows yet
What Manchester City's punishment will be.
City have appealed, and the same three-lawyer panel that found them guilty will set any penalty.
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Rival clubs argue over City's punishment
Owners and bosses at other clubs told The Athletic they want City punished with money, with points and with action against its board.
Why it matters. Mikel Arteta, now Arsenal's manager, was City's assistant coach from 2016 to 2019 and said his conscience is clear.
City go to Anfield top of the league
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Manchester City play Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday, top of the Premier League after winning all five games under their new manager, Enzo Maresca.
It is their first visit since the guilty verdict.
Liverpool finished second to City in 2013-14, 2018-19 and 2021-22.
Why it matters
Only 2013-14 falls inside the nine seasons the charges cover, 2009-10 to 2017-18.
Why it matters
A former Liverpool coach, John Achterberg, spoke of successes he feels they were wrongly denied.
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City go to Anfield top of the league
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City go to Anfield top of the league
Manchester City play Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday, top of the Premier League after winning all five games under their new manager, Enzo Maresca.
Why it matters. Only 2013-14 falls inside the nine seasons the charges cover, 2009-10 to 2017-18.
Palmer signs with Chelsea until 2034
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Cole Palmer, 24, has signed a new Chelsea contract to 2034, a year longer than his old one.
Only three other Premier League players are signed for that long: Erling Haaland of Manchester City and Palmer's teammates Joao Pedro and Geovany Quenda.
Chelsea bought Palmer from Manchester City for 42.5 million pounds in 2023.
Why it matters
Clubs count a transfer fee in their accounts spread over the years of the contract, so a longer deal lowers the cost counted each year under spending rules.
Why it matters
Palmer is expected back for Saturday's game against Bournemouth after missing England's games.
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Palmer signs with Chelsea until 2034
Cole Palmer, 24, has signed a new Chelsea contract to 2034, a year longer than his old one.
Why it matters. Clubs count a transfer fee in their accounts spread over the years of the contract, so a longer deal lowers the cost counted each year under spending rules. Palmer is expected back for Saturday's game against Bournemouth after missing England's games.
Fury against Joshua sells out in an hour
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Tickets for Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua, two British former heavyweight champions, sold out in one hour on Friday.
About 80,000 went on sale for Cardiff's Principality Stadium, priced from 88.50 to 13,128 pounds, and more than 500,000 people queued online.
Ringside seats soon appeared on resale websites at 73,645 pounds.
Why it matters
The two men reportedly share a purse of close to $200m.
Why it matters
Resale prices more than five times the top official price show how far below some fans' limit the tickets were sold.
Who gains
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua
Their fight sold out 80,000 seats in an hour, and they reportedly share a purse of close to $200m.
Who pays
Fans who missed out on Fury against Joshua
Ringside seats appeared on resale sites at 73,645 pounds, more than five times the most the organisers charged.
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Fury against Joshua sells out in an hour
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Fury against Joshua sells out in an hour
Tickets for Tyson Fury against Anthony Joshua, two British former heavyweight champions, sold out in one hour on Friday.
Why it matters. The two men reportedly share a purse of close to $200m.
Florida State keep a coach it cannot afford to fire
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Florida State lost 44-20 to Louisville on Friday after leading 14-0.
It is the second time in four weeks Florida State have led by 14 and lost by 14 or more, which had not happened once in 385 games over 30 years.
Firing the coach, Mike Norvell, would cost the school $46.7m.
Why it matters
That buyout is more than twice the roughly $20m the school pays its players this season.
Why it matters
Florida State also has no permanent athletic director, after firing the last one in September.
Who gains
Mike Norvell
A $46.7m buyout, more than twice what Florida State pays its players, makes firing him very costly.
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Florida State keep a coach it cannot afford to fire
Florida State lost 44-20 to Louisville on Friday after leading 14-0.
Why it matters. That buyout is more than twice the roughly $20m the school pays its players this season.
Iowa and BYU win on Friday night
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Iowa beat Washington 41-24 in Seattle with a backup quarterback, Jeremy Hecklinski, making his first start.
Iowa go into a week off with five wins and one loss.
Why it matters
The question for Iowa is whether Hecklinski keeps the job after the break.
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Iowa and BYU win on Friday night
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Iowa and BYU win on Friday night
Iowa beat Washington 41-24 in Seattle with a backup quarterback, Jeremy Hecklinski, making his first start.
Why it matters. The question for Iowa is whether Hecklinski keeps the job after the break.
Georgia against Alabama goes ahead in a hurricane
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Hurricane Isaias grew into a Category 3 storm on Friday as it neared the Gulf Coast.
The game between second-ranked Georgia and sixth-ranked Alabama in Tuscaloosa is still due to go ahead on Saturday night.
Alabama banned tailgating, the parties fans hold in car parks, before noon, and ESPN moved its College GameDay show indoors.
Why it matters
The game could rival Ohio State against Texas, watched by nearly 14 million, as the season's most-watched.
Why it matters
The storm should be north of Tuscaloosa by kickoff, but the SEC, the teams' conference, may still move the start time slightly.
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Georgia against Alabama goes ahead in a hurricane
Hurricane Isaias grew into a Category 3 storm on Friday as it neared the Gulf Coast.
Why it matters. The game could rival Ohio State against Texas, watched by nearly 14 million, as the season's most-watched.
College playoff may grow to 24 teams
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Rich Clark, who runs the College Football Playoff, said a 24-team playoff would be spectacular, though he loves the current 12.
The heads of the two biggest conferences, the Big Ten and the SEC, must both agree to any new format.
ESPN pays $7.8bn for the playoff until 2031-32 and has first right to bid for the extra games.
The playoff must tell ESPN by 1 December whether 24 teams can start in 2027-28.
Why it matters
More teams mean more games to sell, but conferences may have to drop their own championship games, which the SEC fears would cost it money.
Why it matters
Clark also backed the Protect College Sports Act, a bill the US Senate passed in September.
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College playoff may grow to 24 teams
Rich Clark, who runs the College Football Playoff, said a 24-team playoff would be spectacular, though he loves the current 12.
Why it matters. More teams mean more games to sell, but conferences may have to drop their own championship games, which the SEC fears would cost it money.
Cowboys and Chiefs draw the biggest TV crowds
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The Dallas Cowboys average 25.93 million TV viewers across three national games this season, the most of any NFL team.
The Chiefs' 30-27 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on 4 October drew 28.45 million, the biggest audience for the fourth week of a season since 1988.
The Cowboys get six national games in the first seven weeks.
Why it matters
The league and its TV partners put the most popular teams in the national slots, and the ratings reward them for it.
Why it matters
Sportico notes that changes since 2020 in how viewers are counted make records hard to compare.
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Cowboys and Chiefs draw the biggest TV crowds
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Cowboys and Chiefs draw the biggest TV crowds
The Dallas Cowboys average 25.93 million TV viewers across three national games this season, the most of any NFL team.
Why it matters. The league and its TV partners put the most popular teams in the national slots, and the ratings reward them for it.
Adverts that find fans when their team is losing
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Genius Sports, a British sports data company, says it can show food delivery adverts to fans while their team is losing.
Its chief executive, Mark Locke, said one big delivery company sees orders 20% bigger when a fan's team is losing.
Genius says it can identify 250 million sports fans in the US.
Why it matters
A fan's mood during a match has become something a data company can sell to advertisers.
Why it matters
Fanatics, which sells team shirts, built its business on selling gear within minutes of a big win.
Who gains
Food delivery firms using Genius Sports data
They can show adverts to fans of losing teams, who one firm says order 20% more.
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Adverts that find fans when their team is losing
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Adverts that find fans when their team is losing
Genius Sports, a British sports data company, says it can show food delivery adverts to fans while their team is losing.
Why it matters. A fan's mood during a match has become something a data company can sell to advertisers.
The NBA wants to see betting app data
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Adam Silver, who runs the NBA, said on Friday the league wants data from prediction markets, apps where people trade on outcomes such as who wins a game.
He said the league wants it to catch insider trading, and also wants control of the market.
Unlike the NFL, which wants US states to regulate the apps, Silver backed one national regulator.
Why it matters
He said about 40 different authorities already regulate the NBA.
Why it matters
The NFL told the US Supreme Court that $1.8bn of the $3.3bn traded on the apps on the season's first Sunday was on its games.
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Adam Silver, who runs the NBA, said on Friday the league wants data from prediction markets, apps where people trade on outcomes such as who wins a game.
Why it matters. He said about 40 different authorities already regulate the NBA.
Senator widens a probe into big-spending bettors
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US Senator Richard Blumenthal says he will question DraftKings and the prediction apps, as well as FanDuel, about programmes for their biggest customers.
It began after a video from baseball star Bryce Harper reached a man deep in gambling debt through FanDuel's VIP programme.
FanDuel says it has sent about 30 such videos from athletes and entertainers over two years.
Why it matters
A spokesperson for Kalshi, a prediction app, said a sportsbook's VIP is by definition a losing customer, because the betting firm only makes money when people lose.
Why it matters
Kalshi says it does not reward customers for losing.
Who pays
Losing bettors
Betting firms run VIP programmes for their biggest customers, and FanDuel sent celebrity videos to them, including one to a man deep in debt.
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Senator widens a probe into big-spending bettors
US Senator Richard Blumenthal says he will question DraftKings and the prediction apps, as well as FanDuel, about programmes for their biggest customers.
Why it matters. A spokesperson for Kalshi, a prediction app, said a sportsbook's VIP is by definition a losing customer, because the betting firm only makes money when people lose.
Who pays for the kicking contest
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Pat McAfee, a former NFL punter who presents on ESPN's College GameDay, has funded a weekly contest where a fan tries a long kick for big prize money.
He has given away more than $6m over three seasons, according to ESPN.
On 12 September a Texas student won $1.2m on a second try, and a charity got half.
Why it matters
Saturday's contest goes ahead indoors because of Hurricane Isaias.
Good news
A Texas student won $1.2m in Pat McAfee's kicking contest in September, and a charity received half of it.
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Who pays for the kicking contest
Pat McAfee, a former NFL punter who presents on ESPN's College GameDay, has funded a weekly contest where a fan tries a long kick for big prize money.
Why it matters. Saturday's contest goes ahead indoors because of Hurricane Isaias.
A deciding game for the last semi-final place
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The Cleveland Guardians host the Chicago White Sox in a deciding Game 5 of their baseball play-off series on Saturday.
The winner meets the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League semi-final.
Cleveland have lost six of their last seven play-off games at home.
Why it matters
Both teams have used many relief pitchers in each game, so each side's hitters have already seen most of the other's pitchers.
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A deciding game for the last semi-final place
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A deciding game for the last semi-final place
The Cleveland Guardians host the Chicago White Sox in a deciding Game 5 of their baseball play-off series on Saturday.
Why it matters. Both teams have used many relief pitchers in each game, so each side's hitters have already seen most of the other's pitchers.
A lockout sets a deadline for the Mariners
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The Seattle Mariners are looking for a new manager after a disappointing season.
During a lockout, clubs may not talk to players on their 40-man rosters.
Why it matters
A manager hired after 1 December might not be allowed to speak to his own injured players all winter.
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A lockout sets a deadline for the Mariners
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A lockout sets a deadline for the Mariners
The Seattle Mariners are looking for a new manager after a disappointing season.
Why it matters. A manager hired after 1 December might not be allowed to speak to his own injured players all winter.
Rangers lose their star goalkeeper
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Igor Shesterkin, the New York Rangers' star goalkeeper, left Friday's game against the Washington Capitals with a right leg injury.
He jammed his skate into the post and was helped off without putting weight on the leg.
Dylan Garand replaced him and saved 11 of 12 shots.
Why it matters
The club has not said how long Shesterkin will be out.
Nobody knows yet
How long Igor Shesterkin will be out.
The Rangers have not said how bad his leg injury is.
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Rangers lose their star goalkeeper
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Rangers lose their star goalkeeper
Igor Shesterkin, the New York Rangers' star goalkeeper, left Friday's game against the Washington Capitals with a right leg injury.
Why it matters. The club has not said how long Shesterkin will be out.
Eagles arrive in London short of players
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The Philadelphia Eagles play the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Sunday without running back Saquon Barkley and receiver DeVonta Smith, both injured.
This week the team also lost tackle Lane Johnson to retirement and traded lineman Cam Jurgens to Baltimore.
The Nigerian singer Ayra Starr will perform at half-time at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Why it matters
The NFL says its London games are the base of its plan to grow abroad, and it chose an African singer to reach new fans.
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Eagles arrive in London short of players
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Eagles arrive in London short of players
The Philadelphia Eagles play the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Sunday without running back Saquon Barkley and receiver DeVonta Smith, both injured.
Why it matters. The NFL says its London games are the base of its plan to grow abroad, and it chose an African singer to reach new fans.
Shaun Edwards joins Argentina
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Shaun Edwards, one of rugby union's most successful defence coaches, has joined Argentina's staff until the end of next year's World Cup in Australia.
He helped France win three Six Nations titles before leaving earlier this year.
He will first finish advisory work with England's women's team.
Why it matters
Argentina are coached by Felipe Contepomi, and Edwards said he has always admired Argentine players.
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Shaun Edwards joins Argentina
Shaun Edwards, one of rugby union's most successful defence coaches, has joined Argentina's staff until the end of next year's World Cup in Australia.
Why it matters. Argentina are coached by Felipe Contepomi, and Edwards said he has always admired Argentine players.
Balding moves ahead in the trainers' race
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Andrew Balding moved further ahead of Aidan O'Brien in the race to be Britain's champion Flat racing trainer, decided by prize money won.
On Friday his horses finished first and second in one race, worth 129,000 pounds in total, and won another worth 51,000.
Balding was about 700,000 pounds behind O'Brien at the end of August.
Why it matters
Champions Day at Ascot next weekend could decide it.
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Balding moves ahead in the trainers' race
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Balding moves ahead in the trainers' race
Andrew Balding moved further ahead of Aidan O'Brien in the race to be Britain's champion Flat racing trainer, decided by prize money won.
Why it matters. Champions Day at Ascot next weekend could decide it.
A women's baseball league finishes its first season
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The Women's Pro Baseball League has finished its first season, the first league of its kind in 70 years.
Players from the US and 11 other countries played for four teams named after New York, Boston, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Queens became the first champions.
Why it matters
Most players fitted the season around school or second jobs.
Good news
The Women's Pro Baseball League finished its first season, the first league of its kind in 70 years, and the Los Angeles Queens became its first champions.
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A women's baseball league finishes its first season
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A women's baseball league finishes its first season
The Women's Pro Baseball League has finished its first season, the first league of its kind in 70 years.
Why it matters. Most players fitted the season around school or second jobs.
Raphinha hurt after a trip to Australia
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Raphinha, who has scored 14 goals for Barcelona this season, looks set to miss the club's next two games with a thigh injury.
He was hurt playing for Brazil against Australia in a friendly.
Flick said the injury is not serious, but Raphinha had three injuries last year.
Why it matters
Barcelona play Paris St-Germain and Real Madrid this month.
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Raphinha hurt after a trip to Australia
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Raphinha hurt after a trip to Australia
Raphinha, who has scored 14 goals for Barcelona this season, looks set to miss the club's next two games with a thigh injury.
Why it matters. Barcelona play Paris St-Germain and Real Madrid this month.
No video review, and a wrong penalty
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West Ham drew 1-1 with QPR in the Championship, England's second tier, on Friday.
VAR, the video review used in the Premier League, would have overturned it, but the Championship has no such system.
QPR's 21-year-old goalkeeper, Pierce Charles, then saved a penalty from Jarrod Bowen in stoppage time.
Why it matters
The draw cost West Ham top place in the division.
Why it matters
Promotion is worth at least 109 million pounds a year in Premier League TV money, so one wrong call can be very costly.
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No video review, and a wrong penalty
West Ham drew 1-1 with QPR in the Championship, England's second tier, on Friday.
Why it matters. The draw cost West Ham top place in the division.
Former Essex cricketer's trial set for 2028
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Robin Das, a former Essex cricketer, appeared at Inner London Crown Court charged with raping a woman twice in Brixton in March 2024.
The judge set a five-day trial for January 2028.
Das, 24, played 60 times for Essex, which did not renew his contract.
Why it matters
Essex suspended him after he was charged and said not renewing his contract was a separate decision.
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Former Essex cricketer's trial set for 2028
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Former Essex cricketer's trial set for 2028
Robin Das, a former Essex cricketer, appeared at Inner London Crown Court charged with raping a woman twice in Brixton in March 2024.
Why it matters. Essex suspended him after he was charged and said not renewing his contract was a separate decision.
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