Berhalter fired as U.S. soccer coach after Copa America exit
The United States men's national team dismissed Gregg Berhalter nine days after a Copa America first-round exit. Sporting director Matt Crocker will lead the search for a replacement as the team prepares for the 2026 World Cup, with September friendlies against Canada and New Zealand on the schedule. Berhalter, who turns 51 this August, posted a 44-17-13 overall record across his second stint and cited responsibility for the disappointing result.
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Lerma lifts Colombia past Uruguay to reach Copa final
Jefferson Lerma scored in the 39th minute as Colombia beat Uruguay 1 0 with a man advantage for most of the second half at Bank of America Stadium. Colombia extended a 28 game unbeaten run as they advance to face Argentina in Miami Gardens.
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Watkins goal seals England Euro 2024 final berth
Ollie Watkins scored in stoppage time as England beat the Netherlands 2 1 to reach the Euro 2024 final against Spain in Berlin. Gareth Southgate subbed on Watkins for Harry Kane and Cole Palmer assisted the decisive strike, lifting England’s hopes of a first European title since 1966.
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Twins and Chisox split twin bill as Jeffers drives 3-2 win
In the nightcap, Ryan Jeffers delivered the go ahead RBI in the seventh to lift the Minnesota Twins 3-2 over the Chicago White Sox after Brooks Lee and Carlos Correa homered earlier. Martin Maldonado homered for Chicago as they won the opener 3-1, snapping a skid. The Twins improved to nine of 10 against AL Central foes this season. Opponents and sequence details include Oakland’s 5-4 win over Boston, Nick Pivetta suffering a loss, and several notable performances across the day’s MLB action.
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Mariners and Cubs headline in sweeping day of baseball
Mariners beat Padres behind strong defense from Julio Rodriguez and solid pitching from Bryce Miller as Imanaga dominated Orioles in another game. Polanco helped Seattle extend its lead in the series, while Salvador Perez homered in both Royals wins in a doubleheader sweep over the Cardinals. Wacha earned the win in the second game, chalking up a five inning stint.
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Lake Erie defeats Crushers 5-1 in fourth inning surge
Lake Erie broke a tie in the fourth by scoring three times to beat the Crushers 5-1 on Wednesday. The Leopards had three hits led by Jack Harris two and Ron Washington drove in the only RBI. Crushers pitcher Matt Mulhearn allowed five runs nine hits with two earned, taking the loss.
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Vierling, Tigers top Guardians in sixth straight win burst
Detroit won fifth of six as Akil Vierling homered driving in three and Reese Olson improved to 3-0 over his past five starts. Guardians starter Tanner Bibee allowed four runs in seven innings, and the teams wrap up a four game series with Spencer Howard facing Jack Flaherty.
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