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All we know is that there will be a new winner of the World Cup

In today’s Football Daily: The World Cup, Harry Kane and football earworms

The Guardian - UK

FIDE World Cup: R Praggnanandhaa stuns No. 2 seed Hikaru Nakamura to enter last 16

NEW DELHI The young and talented Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa secured a remarkable victory by winning both rapid games, resulting in the elimination of the second-seeded Hikaru Nakamura on Friday. This victory propelled Praggnanandhaa into the last 16 of the FIDE World Cup chess tournament in Baku.

The Times of India

Powerful and defiant: how Colombia’s World Cup journey gripped a nation

Players, who protested against lack of resources at home, have become national heroes before quarter-final against England

The Guardian - UK

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England vs Colombia live stream: How to watch Women’s World Cup 2023 quarter-final game free online

The England vs Colombia live stream could be the pick of the quarter-finals as the Lionesses look to take a step closer to their first-ever Women's World Cup final. Here's how to watch it online from anywhere in the world.

Tom’s Guide

Dewi Lake puts injury troubles behind him to lead out Wales at Twickenham

The Ospreys hooker is back on Test match scene following a series of fitness issues.

The Independent UK

UCI give Van der Poel, Pidcock, Sagan bump up to fifth row for MTB Worlds

Accusations of preferential treatment come from year-round competitors

Cycling News

Babar Azam-led team more stable than India, feels legendary Pakistan pacer

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan pacer Sarfaraz Nawaz feels the Babar Azam-led team appears to be a more stable unit compared to their Indian counterparts and pointed out that new players were being 'tried out' just ahead of the World Cup.

The Times of India

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Carli Lloyd Outlines How U.S. Soccer Is ‘Failing’ After World Cup Loss

The former midfielder believes she knows what the national program needs to fix.

Sports Illustrated

Women's World Cup Quarterfinals, Premier League Returns: What's On This Weekend in TV Sports (August 12-13)

A look at the weekend's top TV sports events on broadcast, cable and streaming services

Multichannel News

Topsy Ojo column: Billy Vunipola as England’s only World Cup No8 puts big demands on team-mates

Harlequins star Alex Dombrandt was the biggest omission from Steve Borthwick’s final 33-man cut, argues London Irish legend

Evening Standard

England reach World Cup dividing line as Sarina Wiegman faces crunch decision

The quarter-finals of the World Cup are where the challengers are separated from the pretenders, as the Lionesses look for the ‘balance’ against Colombia that will reveal how far they can go

The Independent UK

England XI vs Colombia: Starting lineup, confirmed team news and injury latest today

England have made just the one change for today’s Women’s World Cup quarter-final with Colombia.

Evening Standard

The World Cup drains NWSL teams’ talent. Here’s how one side cope

Few teams have been more affected by World Cup player absences than North Carolina. Which makes their ongoing success all the more remarkable

The Guardian - US

Scout jamboree in South Korea closes with regrets and K-pop concert

Ceremony at Seoul’s World Cup stadium wraps up event beset by heatwave, unsanitary conditions and threat of typhoon

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Friday favourite: The British circuit which helped deliver BTCC breakthroughs

Despite his 17 starts in the Bathurst 1000, yielding a pair of second places, many of Paul Radisich’s fondest memories are rooted in the British Touring Car Championship’s 1990s Super Touring era. A couple of massive accidents in Australia’s Great Race, where the Kiwi sustained multiple injuries in 2006 and…

Evening Standard

OPINION - Women’s football is great sport, so why do we still sometimes patronise it?

The Guardian - UK

Speed, angle and confidence: science behind Chloe Kelly’s powerful penalty

Lioness’s penalty against Nigeria makes Women’s World Cup record and beats fastest strike of Premier League last season

Evening Standard

England vs Colombia: David Beckham chat has helped me deal with World Cup pressure, says Alessia Russo

Scrutiny set to increase on Lionesses striker in quarter-final showdown with only one goal to her name at the tournament so far

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The Guardian - UK

Manchester United delay Mason Greenwood decision to consult World Cup players

Three Manchester United Women players still being at the World Cup is a major factor in the time taken to determine Mason Greenwood’s future

Evening Standard

Later start worth £145m as Lionesses get ready to roar in Women’s World Cup quarter-final

Lionesses fever hits new heights as fans get ready for Women’s World Cup quarter-final

The Times of India

Sweden end Japan run to set up Women's World Cup semi-final with Spain

NEW DELHI: Amanda Ilestedt scored her fourth goal of the tournament while Filippa Angeldal converted a penalty as Sweden overcame Japan 2-1 in Auckland on Friday, setting up a Women's World Cup semi-final against Spain.

Evening Standard

Mary Earps warns England’s World Cup rivals: ‘Our best is yet to come’

Lionesses goalkeeper believes Sarina Wiegman’s side have plenty more levels to hit as Colombia quarter-final looms

The Guardian - UK

Impressive Sweden stun Japan to secure World Cup semi-final against Spain

Sweden advanced to a second consecutive World Cup semi-final after goals from Amanda Ilestedt and Filippa Angeldahl saw off Japan 2-1

The Hindu

FIFA Women’s World Cup quarterfinals | Sweden end Japan run to set up World Cup semifinal with Spain

Sweden survive Japan's late surge to reach FIFA Women’s World Cup semifinal; Ilestedt, Angeldal score; Japan out after 2011 triumph. A new champion will emerge due to the exit of Japan, U.S., Norway and Germany by next week.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Which Boston Celtics alumni are playing in the 2023 FIBA World Cup?

With Al Horford and Oshae Brissett sitting out the World Cup, only Porzingis is still in the mix; what other Boston alumni are too?

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