US soccer misses World Cup on another sour note
Costa Rica and Panama exited early at the World Cup, leaving CONCACAF with only Mexico in the knockout rounds. The United States failed to qualify, prompting strong criticism from former players and coaches about the program’s collapse and missed opportunities.
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England routs Panama six to one at World Cup
England sealed top spot in group F with a 6-1 win over Panama in Nizhny Novgorod led by Harry Kane hat trick. Colombia beat Poland 2-1 in Kazan as Falcao nets first World Cup goal. Japan and Senegal draw 2-2 in Yekaterinburg with Honda scoring late for Japan.
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Germany Surges to 2-1 Win After Red Card Fightback
Germany battled back from a red card to beat Sweden 2-1 in Sochi with Toni Kroos setting up Marco Reus for a stoppage time winner. Belgium crushed Tunisia 5-2 in Moscow as Romelu Lukaku nets, while Mexico beats South Korea 2-1 in Rostov to sharpen World Cup hopes. Calgary 41, Toronto 7.
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Paradise Canyon Open concludes with playoff for Mackenzie Tour
PGA Tour Canada Mackenzie Tour Golf event at Paradise Canyon Open in Lethbridge Alberta ends with a playoff among Zach Wright Chris Williams Sam Fidone Matt Marshall Jared Bettcher Jonathan Khan and others. Final scores show a tight 261 to 264 winner and strong amateur performances.
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Tennis Fever-Tree Championships Results at Queen's Club
The Queen's Club see a mixed set of results with Western Major Baseball League scores for Moose Jaw Regina Weyburn and others and tennis results including a France beat Elise Mertens and Demi Schuurs 4-6 6-3 10-8 with other weekday and weekend games noted.
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