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Brentford's record-breaking Brazilian has overcome a torrid childhood, racism and injuries but is dreaming of Brazil's No 9 shirt at the World Cup Igor Thiago had dreams that seemed impossible. His impoverished childhood and the early death of his father forced him to grow up fast while still a teenager. To eat, he had to start working as a child. He was a bricklayer's assistant, a fruit carrier at the market and a car washer so many jobs that could have prevented him from becoming the...
JioStar, the Indian media giant formed from the merger of Disney's Star India and Reliance's Viacom18, posted quarterly revenues of INR8,010 crore ($883 million) with healthy EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization) of INR1,303 crore ($144 million) for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2025, as streaming platform JioHotstar achieved its highest-ever engagement for […]...
The iconic championship trophy for the FIFA World Cup made its stop in Seoul on Friday as part of the global tour prior to the upcoming tournament.
ABC News - 5 hours 25 min agoBritain's Matt Weston has become the World Cup men's skeleton overall champion again, while Belgium's Kim Meylemans has claimed the women's title for the first time...
Scotland striker Kieron Bowie returns to roots of his rising football star as Hibernian face Dunfermline Athletic in the Scottish Cup.
Tabby Stoecker becomes the first British woman to win an overall skeleton World Cup medal since Lizzy Yarnold in 2015.
Tabby Stoecker becomes the first British woman to win an overall skeleton World Cup medal since Lizzy Yarnold in 2015.
Jamal Musiala is set to return to the Bayern Munich squad seven months after suffering a leg break at the Club World Cup.
England captain Zoe Stratford and fellow Women's Rugby World Cup winner Natasha Hunt are continuing their teamwork by opening a coffee shop together.
The Trump administration listed major sporting events that will be exempt from a visa ban affecting 39 countries, allowing athletes to travel to the U.S. to compete.
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Foreign spectators, media and corporate sponsors intending to attend these events remain barred...
Boston Herald - 20 hours 50 min agoOther events and leagues could be added to the list.
High ticket prices and stringent visa requirements could keep fans of teams like Argentina, the 2022 World Cup champions, from attending matches in United States this summer.
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