Death of Diogo Jota and brother mourned in Gondomar
Family and friends gathered at Capela da Ressurreicao in Gondomar for a wake after the car crash that killed Liverpool forward Diogo Jota, 28, and his brother Andre Silva, 25. Spanish police investigate a possible tire blowout. the funeral is planned in Gondomar. Local figures and President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa paid respects.
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Fluminense advances past Al Hilal in Club World Cup quarterfinal
Hércules sub off bench lifts Fluminense to a 2 1 victory over Al Hilal in Orlando. Martinelli opened the scoring for Fluminense before Marcos Leonardo tied for Al Hilal and Hércules sealed the win in the 70th minute. Chelsea beat Palmeiras 2 1 to reach the semifinals as Fluminense advances to meet Chelsea in MetLife Stadium.
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Orlando
Florida
Camping World Stadium
Martinelli
Marcos Leonardo
Manchester City
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Malo Gusto
Palmeiras
Philadelphia
Cole Palmer
Estévao
Gusto
Agustin Gray
Weverton
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Sweden top Denmark 1-0 at Women's Euro in Geneva
Angeldahl nets a 55th minute winner as Sweden beat Denmark 1-0 in Geneva securing a third win over the Danes this year. She pairs with Asllani for a slick move finishing low past Ostergaard amid heat and stoppage time delays. Eriksson misses due to a strain replaced by Sembrant in a match marked by crowd energy and weather delays.
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Johanna Rytting Kaneryd
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Stade de Geneve
Geneva
Switzerland
Stockholm
United States
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Maja Bay Ostergaard
Kosovare
Asllani
Ostergaard
Pernille Harder
Germany
Poland
Odense
Harder
Magdalena
Eriksson
Linda Sembrant
Peter Gerhardsson
Gerhardsson
Lucerne
Edina Alves
Madelen Janogy
Brand Leads Germany Past Poland in Women's Euro Opener
Germany defeated debutants Poland 2-0 in St Gallen as Brand scored in the 52nd minute and set up Lea Schuller for the second in the 66th. Goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger, making her first Euro outing at 34 after battling cancer, starred with a late reflex save. Poland captain Pajor threatened, but Germany, chasing an eighth title, began with a winning start amid concerns over captain Giulia Gwinn's knee injury.
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St. Gallen
Switzerland
Lea Schuller
Christian Wiick
Giulia Gwinn
Ann-Katrin Berger
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Pajor
Paulina Dudek
Emilia Szymczak
Dudek
England
Wales makes history with first press conference at Euro 2025
In LUCERNE Wales coach Rhiar Wilkinson and Angharad James led the country's first press conference at a women's major tournament. Wales, ranked lowest, prepares for a Group D opener against the Netherlands after a playoff win over Ireland that secured their European Championship debut.
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Switzerland
Wales
Rhiar Wilkinson
Angharad James
Wilkinson
Canada
Netherlands
Ireland
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