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World Cup Final LIVE - Lionel Messi's Argentina face Lamine Yamal's Spain
Key points World Cup Final - LIVE SPAIN ARE YOUR 2026 WORLD CUP WINNERS! 🏆 Give us your instant reaction View post 106' - GOALLLLL!!!!! SPAIN TAKE THE LEAD View post We go to extra-time in the World Cup final! Will there be a winner inside 120 minutes or does this go to penalties?
France vs Spain LIVE latest with Oyarzabal and Porro on target
France vs Spain LIVE Were Spain very good or were France very bad? France were shocking tonight they made Spain look amazing! Yes Spain played well, but not as well as in the other games I have watched. Not sure I'll bother watching a Spain Argentina final, such a boring team Spain. Au Revoir! The best team won by a distance. Big challenge for England in the final now France need another seven days never mind minutes to score. ...And ballooned it over the bar. Sums France up really.
Former NFL player Gable Steveson labelled the ‘real deal’ after UFC 329 win
Gable Steveson made his UFC debut in Las Vegas, stopping Elisha Ellison inside the first round at T-Mobile Arena. Jon Jones was in Steveson's corner for his first fight in the promotion, with the legendary MMA fighter taking the former NFL player under his wing. The Olympic wrestling champion had already built up plenty of momentum before joining the UFC, and early results had fans eager to see how he'd perform at UFC 329.
Ships in the Arctic Need to Plan to Survive Until Help Arrives
Back to Publications Article, Defense and Security, Polar Disaster Series 2026, Shipping and Economics This fishing vessel got caught in drift ice and the ice broke the rudder, sprung hull planks, broke off the gallows and put over ten tonnes of ice on deck. The ship listed badly and water was coming in through the sprung planks. The Canadian Coast Guard inspected the vessel at sea, put SAR pumps on board and successfully got the fishing vessel back to port.
31 Irish Slang Terms You Should Know
31 Irish Slang Terms You Should Know Do you know your craic’ from your ‘cat’? If you read this wee list, no one will be able to slag you. People in Ireland speak English, but not exactly …
ICE TIME | Exclusive: Retired Star Satoko Miyahara Still Seeking Future Path
SAN JOSE, California ― Three years removed from her competitive career, Satoko Miyahara is just entering the prime of her life and the possibilities going forward are limitless. The 27-year-old Miyahara recently completed a grueling month-long tour of Canada and the United States with "Rock Stars on Ice." This marked the fourth year that the four-time Japan champion has skated with the group, which included the likes of two-time world champion Ilia Malinin and fellow world titlist Alysa Liu.
A Made-in-Canada Solution for U.S. Coast Guard Ice Class Ships
The U.S. Coast Guard is seeking an expedited procurement of ships that can operate in ice. Concurrently, the Royal Canadian Navy has just received the sixth of the Arctic Offshore Patrol Ships (AOPS). This is part of a large program to replace naval assets of various classes. The AOPS were build by Irving Shipbuilding Limited in Halifax, and the comparative capabilities are shown in the table below.
Chris Eubank Jr vs Conor Benn preview, start time, fight card, how to watch and live stream as family rivalry renewed
Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn will finally go toe-to-toe in what is a hotly anticipated Middleweight bout at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Eubank Jr and Benn were originally supposed to face off way back in October 2022 at the O2 Arena in London, and after a lengthy wait the pair will now renew a decades old family rivalry on April 26 in what promises to be one of the biggest fights of 2025 in the UK.
[ICE TIME] Japanese Figure Skating: Questions Arise Ahead of Olympic Season
If a country takes home half of the singles medals on offer at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships, that would normally be a sign of encouragement. However, even though Japan did just that at the recent worlds in Boston, there is cause for concern. Three-time world champion Kaori Sakamoto was unable to extend her streak of victories to four on March 28 after an off outing in the short program.
[ICE TIME] Japanese Figure Skating: Questions Arise Ahead of Olympic Season
If a country takes home half of the singles medals on offer at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships, that would normally be a sign of encouragement. However, even though Japan did just that at the recent worlds in Boston, there is cause for concern. Three-time world champion Kaori Sakamoto was unable to extend her streak of victories to four on March 28 after an off outing in the short program.
Ilia Malinin Claims 2nd Straight World Crown After Yuma Kagiyama Melts Down
Yuma Kagiyama trailed Ilia Malinin by just three points after the short program and was in with a chance at his first world title in Boston on Saturday, March 29. However, the steady Japanese star, who has always been reliable under pressure, came undone in his free skate and was lucky to make the podium at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships after a calamitous outing. The 20-year-old Malinin won his second straight world crown with a total score of 318.56 points.
Alysa Liu Denies Kaori Sakamoto a 4th World Title
Kaori Sakamoto put up a valiant fight in her bid for a fourth consecutive world crown but came up just short at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Boston on Friday, March 28. The 24-year-old was three points behind Alysa Liu of the United States after the short program, and in a good position to have a shot at winning again, but was unable to pull off the feat in the free skate.
Miura and Kihara Claim 2nd World Title in Boston
Riku Miura and Ryuichi Kihara made history two years ago in Saitama when they became the first Japanese pairs to ever win the world title. The dynamic duo added to their legacy on Thursday, March 27, when they scored a dramatic victory to capture their second world crown at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Boston. Their triumph at the biggest event of the pre-Olympic season will install Miura and Kihara as the favorites to win the gold medal at the 2026 Games in Milan next February.
[ICE TIME] Kaori Sakamoto Going for 4th Straight World Title in Boston
Kaori Sakamoto will look to join a very select club when she takes the ice at the ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Boston for the short program on Wednesday, March 26. The three-time defending world titlist will be trying to become the first woman to win four straight crowns in 65 years.
Rintaro Sasaki Homers Again for Stanford and Now Leads the Team in RBIs
STANFORD, California ― Rintaro Sasaki may only be a freshman, but he has proven his bona fides after just 20 games with Stanford University. The 19-year-old had three singles, all frozen rope line drives, in the Cardinal's 13-3 loss to the University of California in the opener of their three-game series on Friday night, March 21 at Sunken Diamond. He then blasted a solo home run for his fourth circuit clout of the campaign in Saturday afternoon's 13-4 defeat to the Golden Bears.
Rintaro Sasaki Cracks First Two Collegiate Home Runs in Stanford Victory
STANFORD, California ― It took Rintaro Sasaki 17 games, but it will be remembered for a long time. The Stanford University freshman slugger hit a prodigious towering blast in the fifth inning of an 11-1 win over Duke University on Saturday, March 15 at Sunken Diamond.
[ICE TIME] Mao Shimada Remains a Skater Without Parallel on the Junior Circuit
Read the full story on SportsLook - [ICE TIME] Mao Shimada Remains a Skater Without Parallel on the Junior Circuit It was a week of records for Mao Shimada at the World Junior Championships in Debrecen, Hungary. And she became the first three-time world junior titlist in history, established personal bests in the short program, free skate and for total score, and won the competition by more than 40 points on Saturday, March 1.
[ICE TIME] Mao Shimada Remains a Skater Without Parallel on the Junior Circuit
It was a week of records for Mao Shimada at the World Junior Championships in Debrecen, Hungary. And she became the first three-time world junior titlist in history, established personal bests in the short program, free skate and for total score, and won the competition by more than 40 points on Saturday, March 1. At 16 years old, Shimada completely dominated her fellow skaters, as she has for the past three years.
Rintaro Sasaki Playing Well, But Still Seeking His 1st Home Run for Stanford
STANFORD, California ― Freshman slugger Rintaro Sasaki is making his mark with the Stanford Cardinal early in the season. The first baseman has started all 12 games, is batting .360 with 14 RBIs, has fielded well, and helped the team race out to a 10-2 record. Sasaki is still missing one thing, however ― a home run.
Rio Nakata Wins World Junior Championships Title in Dramatic Fashion
Read the full story on SportsLook - Rio Nakata Wins World Junior Championships Title in Dramatic Fashion Rio Nakata vaulted from second place after the short program to capture the men's title at the World Junior Championships with a strong free skate on Friday evening, February 28 in Debrecen, Hungary. The 16-year-old overtook defending champion Minkyu Seo of South Korea, who finished second, to top the podium for the biggest victory of his career.
Rintaro Sasaki Held Hitless in Home Debut as Stanford Moves to 5-0
STANFORD, California ― Rintaro Sasaki could not muster his best at the plate in his debut before the home fans on a sunny Friday afternoon, February 21 at Sunken Diamond. But he was still upbeat afterward as Stanford University raised its record to 5-0 with a 2-0 victory over the University of Washington.
[ICE TIME] Rinka Watanabe Leads Japan Women in Sweep of Medals at Challenge Cup
Read the full story on SportsLook - [ICE TIME] Rinka Watanabe Leads Japan Women in Sweep of Medals at Challenge Cup Rinka Watanabe easily won the Challenge Cup in Tilburg, Netherlands, on Sunday, February 16, leading a medal sweep of the competition by Japanese women. Rion Sumiyoshi finished second, while Mako Yamashita came in third. Watanabe's winning total score was 213.36 points, nearly 12 points ahead of Sumiyoshi, who had 201.60. Yamashita finished on 198.46.
Slugger Rintaro Sasaki Shines for Stanford in College Debut
Rintaro Sasaki lived up to his billing in the first game of his collegiate career, going 2-for-5 and driving in a team-high four runs in Stanford University's 13-1 season-opening victory over Cal State Fullerton on Saturday, February 15, in Southern California. The 183-cm, 125-kg Iwate Prefecture native took the field in the opener of a non-conference doubleheader that was called after seven innings on the 10-run mercy rule.
[ICE TIME] Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto Dealt Shock Losses at the Asian Winter Games
Read the full story on SportsLook - [ICE TIME] Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto Dealt Shock Losses at the Asian Winter Games What looked like an easy walk in the park for Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto at the Asian Winter Games in Harbin, China, turned out to be anything but. Both were beaten by South Korean rivals on Thursday, February 13. Kagiyama and Sakamoto led after their respective short programs, but could not hold on in their free skates.
[NOTES on a SCORECARD] Roki Sasaki Joining Dodgers Creates Cause for Concern
The recent decision by Roki Sasaki to join the Los Angeles Dodgers was greeted with joy in Japan and in Southern California. In many other places, not so much. The Dodgers' seemingly endless stockpiling of talent, usually via exorbitant salaries, is rubbing many in the baseball community the wrong way.
[NOTES on a SCORECARD] Shohei Ohtani Being Passed Over for SI's 2024 Sportsperson of Year Hard to Understand
Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani had a phenomenal year in 2024. It was the best by a professional athlete in North American sports without question. However, it wasn't enough for one venerable publication. Once upon a time, Sports Illustrated was considered like the bible of American sports. Published weekly, with fantastic photos and outstanding prose, it was a must-read for sports fans in the United States.
[ICE TIME] Struggles of Shun Sato and Kao Miura at the Japan Championships Create Drama for Olympic Spots
Read the full story on SportsLook - [ICE TIME] Struggles of Shun Sato and Kao Miura at the Japan Championships Create Drama for Olympic Spots Shun Sato and Kao Miura came into the recent Japan Championships as virtual locks to make the team for this season's world championships and move closer to clinching berths on the Hinomaru's team for the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy. After Beijing Olympic silver medalist Yuma Kagiyama, the two young guns possess the most talent among Japan's male skaters.
Kaori Sakamoto Rolls to 4th Straight Title at the Japan Championships
Three-time world champion Kaori Sakamoto extended her streak of dominance at the Japan Championships to a fourth consecutive year with a convincing victory on Sunday night, December 22 at Ractab Dome in Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture. The 24-year-old star displayed her maturity and poise in the free skate to hold off junior sensation Mao Shimada and win by more than nine points. Sakamoto's winning total score was 228.68 points.
Yuma Kagiyama Captures 1st Title at the Japan Championships
Yuma Kagiyama cruised to his first senior national title on Saturday, December 21, in Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture, winning the Japan Championships by nearly 34 points. The 21-year-old star, who led by less than two points after Friday's short program, pulled away with a strong free skate at Ractab Dome. Kagiyama's winning total score was 297.73, well ahead of junior Rio Nakata, who finished second with 263.99.
Yuma Kagiyama, Kaori Sakamoto Lead After Short Programs at the Japan Championships
Read the full story on SportsLook - Yuma Kagiyama, Kaori Sakamoto Lead After Short Programs at the Japan Championships Yuma Kagiyama holds a narrow lead over junior Rio Nakata after the short program at the Japan Championships on Friday, December 20, in Kadoma, Osaka Prefecture. The 21-year-old Kagiyama, in pursuit of his first Japan title, fell on his triple axel, but still managed to emerge on top due to his superior skating skills.
[ICE TIME] Grand Prix Final Bonanza: Mao Shimada Leads Way as Japan Gets New Medal Mark
Two-time world junior champion Mao Shimada stretched her phenomenal streak of victories in championship events to 16. She became the first skater ever to win the Junior Grand Prix Final three times in a row in Grenoble, France, over the weekend of December 6-8. Despite winning just one gold medal at the combined Junior and Senior Grand Prix Final, Japan set a new record for the most medals it has ever won at the prestigious event with a total of nine.
Ilia Malinin Defends Grand Prix Final Title; Yuma Kagiyama Finishes 2nd
American Ilia Malinin won the Grand Prix Final for the second straight year on Saturday night, December 7, in Grenoble, France, despite having major jump issues in his free skate. Holding a big lead after the short program enabled the 20-year-old Malinin to hang on and get the victory. Malinin's winning total score was 292.12 points, more than 10 ahead of Yuma Kagiyama in second with 281.78. Shun Sato moved up from fourth after the short program to come in third at 270.82.
Amber Glenn Holds Off Mone Chiba to Win the Grand Prix Final in France
American Amber Glenn continued her stunning season with a victory at the Grand Prix Final in Grenoble, France, on Saturday, December 7. The 25-year-old, who led after the short program, held on with a solid free skate to earn the biggest win of her career. Glenn became the first American woman to win the GP Final title since Alissa Czisny in 2010. The Texas native's total score in first place was 212.07 points.
Amber Glenn in 1st Place After Grand Prix Final Short Program; Kaori Sakamoto 4th After Fall
American Amber Glenn upstaged three-time world champion Kaori Sakamoto and four other Japanese skaters to take the lead after the women's short program at the Grand Prix Final in Grenoble, France, on Thursday night, December 5. The 25-year-old US champion, who won both of her GP events this season, holds a narrow lead heading into Saturday's free skate. Glenn is in first place with a score of 70.04 points, ahead of Mone Chiba who is second at 69.33.
[ICE TIME] Japan Looks to Top Record Medal Haul at the Grand Prix Final
Read the full story on SportsLook - [ICE TIME] Japan Looks to Top Record Medal Haul at the Grand Prix Final Following a one-week break, skating's elite are on their way to the Junior and Senior Grand Prix Final in Grenoble, France, this week for the prestigious annual competition. The event will take place from Thursday through Sunday, December 5-8.
[ICE TIME] Mao Shimada Extends Amazing Win Streak to 15 with 4th Straight Japan Junior Title
Read the full story on SportsLook - [ICE TIME] Mao Shimada Extends Amazing Win Streak to 15 with 4th Straight Japan Junior Title Every once in a while, an athlete emerges who is just a level above all of their competitors. They come from different sports, but share the ability to prevail over their foes even when not at their best. In figure skating, that is Mao Shimada. The 16-year-old superstar is still skating in and dominating the junior ranks.
Mao Shimada Wins a Record 4th Straight Title at the Japan Junior Championships
Read the full story on SportsLook - Mao Shimada Wins a Record 4th Straight Title at the Japan Junior Championships Two-time world junior champion Mao Shimada etched her name into the history books again with a decisive victory in the Japan Junior Championships in Hiroshima on Sunday night, November 17. The result gave the young star her fourth consecutive win in the event, making her the first singles skater to achieve the feat.
Mao Shimada Leads After the Short Program at the Japan Junior Championships in Hiroshima
Two-time world junior champion Mao Shimada is halfway to winning a record fourth consecutive title at the Japan Junior Championships after taking a big lead in the short program on Saturday night, November 16 in Hiroshima. The 16-year-old star is in first place with a score of 72.69 points, more than six points in front of fellow Junior Grand Prix Finalist Kaoruko Wada, who is second at 66.40. Shimada's training partner Ikura Kushida stands in third place on 64.54.
Mao Shimada Vying for Historic 4th Consecutive Title at the Japan Junior Championships
Two-time world junior champion Mao Shimada will look to make history again when she attempts to win the Japan Junior Championships for a record fourth time when the singles competition begins on Saturday, November 16 in Hiroshima. The 16-year-old sensation currently shares the mark of three consecutive JJC titles with Shizuka Arakawa (1994-96) and Miki Ando (2001-03).
Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto Capture Titles at the NHK Trophy
Yuma Kagiyama won the NHK Trophy for the second straight year with a solid but not spectacular performance in Tokyo on Saturday night, November 9. Despite not having his best skate, the young star still dominated the rest of the field and won by more than 35 points. The 21-year-old Kagiyama's winning total score was 300.09 points. Italy's Daniel Grassl finished second with 264.85, while Tatsuya Tsuboi came in third at 251.52 to claim the first Grand Prix medal of his career.
Stars Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto Lead After the NHK Trophy Short Programs
Read the full story on SportsLook - Stars Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto Lead After the NHK Trophy Short Programs Yuma Kagiyama led a 1-2-3 finish by the Japanese men in the short program at the NHK Trophy in Tokyo on Friday, November 8. The Beijing Olympic silver medalist put on a sublime show, displaying all of his skills on the way to taking the lead with a score of 105.70 points.
Yuma Kagiyama and Kaori Sakamoto Confident Ahead of NHK Trophy
Japan's biggest stars took the ice at Yoyogi National Stadium in Tokyo for the official practice on Thursday afternoon, November 7 before the first day of the NHK Trophy on Friday. Beijing Olympic silver medalist Yuma Kagiyama and three-time world champion Kaori Sakamoto ran through their programs without incident. Kagiyama worked on his short program to "The Sound of Silence" and landed all of his jumps smoothly as he gets ready for his first Grand Prix event of the 2024-25 season.
Mikel Arteta's latest Martin Odegaard injury update could lead to surprise Norway call-up
Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard has missed the last 14 games for both club and country, including crunch Premier League clashes with title rivals Liverpool and Manchester City. Odegaard suffered the worrying ankle ailment back in early September, severely twisting it and being subsequently hauled off during Norway’s UEFA Nations League win over Austria.
[ICE TIME] Wakaba Higuchi Finishes 2nd at GP de France to Qualify for GP Final
Read the full story on SportsLook - [ICE TIME] Wakaba Higuchi Finishes 2nd at GP de France to Qualify for GP Final The resurgence of Wakaba Higuchi took another big step over the weekend of November 1-3 when she finished second at the Grand Prix de France in Angers.
2 winners and 1 loser from Man Utd's hard-fought Fenerbahce draw
Manchester United were held to their third draw in three UEFA Europa League games on Thursday evening by Jose Mourinho's dogged Fenerbahce. The Red Devils took the lead in the first half thanks to Christian Eriksen inside a hostile Sukru Saracoglu Stadium, before a 49th minute strike from Youssef En-Nesyri secured a point for the Turkish giants.
Champions League team of the Gameweek - Matchday 3
Yet another week of UEFA Champions League action is in the books, and it's one that'll perhaps be best remembered for Brazilian forwards scoring hat-tricks. Two South American stars from Real Madrid and Barcelona scored three against German opposition this past midweek, with one in particular proving why he's deserving of the Ballon d'Or by doing so. Elsewhere across the continent we enjoyed the typical thrills and spills that have come to be expected from Champions League action.
Barcelona's best players in Champions League win over Bayern Munich Original
Barcelona put in a season-best performance on Wednesday night to shockingly thump Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League. Hansi Flick's side ran out 4-1 winners against the German giants at the Olimpic Lluis Companys Stadium, with a goal from ex-Bayern hero Robert Lewandowski and a stunning hat-trick from Raphinha sealing the three points. Here's Barcelona's best-performing players in the win, according to 90min's player ratings.
X reacts to Vinicius Junior masterclass in Champions League win over Borussia Dortmund Original
Vinicius Junior was in sublime form for Real Madrid in a dramatic 5-2 win over Borussia Dortmund in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday evening. Madrid had shockingly gone into half-time 2-0 down before a flurry of five goals in the final 30 minutes secured a vital three points for Los Blancos. Carlo Ancelotti mainly has his star man Vinicius to thank for said three points, with the Ballon d'Or favourite netting a stunning hat-trick in front of a raucous Santiago Bernabeu crowd.
[ICE TIME] Wakaba Higuchi Triumphs at Skate America for Her 1st Grand Prix Title
Wakaba Higuchi scored a surprising victory at the season-opening Skate America in Allen, Texas, on Saturday, October 19. The 2018 world silver medalist vaulted from fourth place after the short program to top the podium with a solid free skate. Higuchi's win was noteworthy, as it was her first on the senior GP circuit and came in her 14th event. The 22-year-old Higuchi came out on top with a total score of 196.93 points, just ahead of compatriot Rinka Watanabe, who was second at 195.22.
Barcelona 5-1 Sevilla: Player ratings as Lewandowski inspires comfortable win Original
Barcelona made it nine wins from their first ten La Liga games of the season on Sunday evening by thumping Sevilla 5-1 at Olimpic Lluis Companys Stadium. Braces from Robert Lewandowski and substitute Pablo Torre as well as a thunderous strike from Pedri were enough to secure a comfortable win for Barca, who head into the first El Clasico of the 2024/25 La Liga season in fine form. The result leaves Barca three points clear of arch rivals Real Madrid after Gameweek 10.
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