Ronaldo stars as Portugal reach Euro 2024 quarterfinals
Cristiano Ronaldo carried Portugal through extra time and a 3-0 penalty shootout win over Slovenia to set up a quarterfinal with France in Hamburg. Diogo Costa saved three penalties and Bruno Fernandes and Bernardo Silva scored as Portugal advanced after a 0-0 match in Frankfurt. France edged Belgium 1-0 with an own goal in Duesseldorf.
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Didier Deschamps
Les Bleus
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Jan Vertonghen
Koen Casteels
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Deschamps
Kevin de Bruyne
Andreescu and Shapovalov reach Wimbledon second round
Bianca Andreescu of Mississauga defeats Romania's Cristian 6-4 6-2 to begin her comeback at Wimbledon. Denis Shapovalov beats Nicolas Jarry 6-1 7-5 6-4 advancing to the Round of 16 with nine aces and four breaks, as he pursues his best Wimbledon result.
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Bland wins rain delayed U S Senior Open in playoff
Richard Bland captured his second straight senior major by beating Hiroyuki Fujita on the fourth playoff hole at Newport Country Club in Rhode Island. Bland fired a 66 after a weather delay, while Fujita led most of the event and finished tied at 13 under after 72 holes.
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Girmay makes Tour de France history with first Black stage win
Eritrea's Biniam Girmay won the third stage in Piacenza to Turin, becoming the first Black rider to win a Tour de France stage. He celebrated with Eritrean fans as Intermarche-Wanty teammates and officials hailed a historic moment for Africa in cycling. Cavendish’s bid for a record 35th stage win was halted by a crash, while Richard Carapaz took the yellow jersey.
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Fernando Gaviria
Arnaud de Lie
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Eddy Merckx
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