World Cup Final Clash Messi Faces Germany Machines
Argentina and Germany meet in the World Cup final at Rio’s Maracana. Messi led Argentina with pace and skill while Germany’s disciplined, record chasing unit aims to extend a storied rivalry and lift a fifth title.
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Sami Khedira
Toni Kroos
Mesut Ozil
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Netherlands claim third with 3-0 win over Brazil in Brasilia
Robin van Persie and Daley Blind scored early as the Netherlands defeated host Brazil 3-0 in the World Cup third place game at the National Stadium. Georginio Wijnaldum added a late goal as Brazil faced boos from about 70,000 fans.
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Philip Lahm
Algeria
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France
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Manchester City
Pablo Zabaleta
Martin Demichelis
Arjen Robben
Robin van Persie
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Daley Blind
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Oscar
van Persie
Thiago Silva
Blind
David Luiz
Georginio Wijnaldum
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Robben
Djamel Haimoudi
Luiz
Wijnaldum
Daryl Janmaat
Park leads Women's British Open after tough Royal Birkdale day
Inbee Park moved to a one shot lead at Royal Birkdale despite a late penalty to Ahn Sun-Ju who dropped from the final group after building a stance in a bunker. Park shot 68 to sit at 4 under 212 with 12 players within three, including Suzann Pettersen and Shanshan Feng.
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Royal Birkdale Golf Club
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St. Andrews
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Ahn Sun-Ju
Suzann Pettersen
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Shanshan Feng
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Ahn
Julieta Granada
Amelia Lewis
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Charley Hull
Mo Martin
So Yeon Ryu
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Stacy Lewis
Lewis
Harman takes narrow lead at John Deere Classic
Brian Harman cards two eagles and a 6 under 65 to sit 17 under through three rounds at TPC Deere Run, one stroke ahead of Steve Stricker who shoots 64. Scott Brown, Tim Clark, William McGirt and Zach Johnson trail by three as Spieth sits 14th and Sauers leads the U S Senior Open.
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Scott Brown
Tim Clark
Jerry Kelly
William McGirt
Zach Johnson
Clark
Stricker
Jordan Spieth
Keselowski Dominates NH Motor Speedway Weekend
Brad Keselowski swept the New Hampshire event weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway by topping the Nationwide field, claiming pole and fastest speeds in Sprint Cup practice. He led 153 of 200 laps for his second Nationwide win, while Kyle Busch started on Cup pole and Matt Kenseth, Kyle Larson, and Chris Buescher finished top five. Keselowski halted celebrations with a cut hand from a champagne mishap but still delivered a flawless showing.
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New Hampshire Motor Speedway
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James Buescher
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Hunter-Reay Wins IndyCar Race at Iowa Speedway
Ryan Hunter-Reay overtook late for his first win since Indianapolis 500 and third 2014 victory. Andretti Autosport completes fifth straight Iowa win with Newgarden finishing second and Kanaan third. Castroneves moves to lead series standings after finishing eighth.
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Andretti Autosport
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Josef Newgarden
Target Chip Ganassi
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Scott Dixon
Ed Carpenter
Helio Castroneves
Kadri wins eighth Tour de France stage in Vosges breakaway
Blel Kadri wins solo stage in Gerardmer to give France its first stage win of the Tour de France. Vincenzo Nibali extends overall lead with Alberto Contador closing the gap. Contador finishes second amid rain and a tough uphill finish. Andrew Talansky suffers a fall and injures, finishing 16th with multiple contusions.
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Blel Kadri
Vosges
Vincent Nibali
Alberto Contador
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Nibali
Kadri
Ag2r Mondiale Team
Vosges Range
Andrew Talansky
Talansky
Garmin-Sharp
Astana
Jakob Fuglsang
Denmark
Australia
Richie Porte
Team Sky
Spain
Alejandro Valverde
Kadri nets first French win as Tour opens in Vosges
Ble Kadri attacked on the day’s first climb to claim stage victory and the polka dot jersey. Vincenzo Nibali widened his overall lead to 1 minute 44 seconds over Jakob Fuglsang as Contador trailed by 2:34 in sixth. Contador eyes recovery on Sunday’s 170 km stage to Mulhouse with Le Markstein looming.
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Gerardier la Mauselaine
Vincenzo Nibali
Richie Porte
Alberto Contador
Vosges
Ble Kadri
Cyril Lemoine
Nibali
Astana
Jakob Fuglsang
Vincent Lavenu
Ag2r Mondiale
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