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Search ArticlesToney leads Al Ahli's attack against Al Riyadh in the Roshn League
A new challenge for Al-Raqi Marino Pusic has named his Al-Ahli side to face Al-Riyadh today, Friday, in the fifth round of the Saudi league. The Al-Ahli boss went with an attacking trident of Francisco Trincao, Wanderson Galeno and Ivan Toney. Here is how Al-Ahli lined up in full: Edouard Mendy - Rayan Hamed - Mohammed Bakr - Roger Ibanez - Saad Balobaid - Valentin Atangana - Artem Bondarenko - Edward Spertsyan - Francisco Trincao - Wanderson Galeno - Ivan Toney.
Why the Bears Can Feel More Confident in Roschon Johnson for Opener
Last year Roschon Johnson seemed invisible after he had carved out a bit of a niche for himself in the Bears' offense over his first two years when Matt Eberflus was head coach. Finishing a year with two carries for 17 yards is about as unseen as it gets for a running back and for that reason there was plenty of doubt outside Halas Hall and even inside about Johnson's ability to make the team this season.
WWE star Matt Cardona shares footage of triceps tear, begins injury rehab
Weeks after tearing his triceps against Kit Wilson on WWE Main Event, Matt Cardona has now shared the exact moment and footage of it. On Aug. 23, 2026, Cardona revealed that he tore his triceps during his WWE Main Event match against Kit Wilson. The match in question took place on the Aug. 21, 2026, taped episode of WWE Main Event. After weeks of tape delay, the match aired on the Sept. 3, 2026 episode of Main Event, and Cardona shared exactly when the tear happened on his social media.
Love It or Hate It: These Three Things You Wouldn’t See in PGA Tour Without LIV Golf
LIV Golf player Phil Mickelson helped start the fight that changed professional golf. But the fallout also hurt his own reputation. Journalist Alan Shipnuck captured that change better than most. His 2022 interview revealed Mickelson’s private thoughts about the Saudi-backed league. Phil Mickelson’s story has a strange twist. In a YouTube Short, Alan Shipnuck joined Pablo Torre to explain the main contradiction behind Mickelson’s incredible fall from grace.
'We Did Not Expect That'– Rick Hendrick’s Star Driver Drops Blunt Confession on Unexpected Mid-Season Slump
William Byron enters The Chase with Hendrick Motorsports still searching for answers. Three of the team’s four full-time drivers have secured postseason spots, with Alex Bowman missing out after his health struggles. But despite Byron’s place in the championship battle, the No. 24 driver admits Hendrick’s 2026 campaign has been far more difficult than anyone expected.
Josh Allen Claims He Hasn’t Been Happy as Bills’ QB Revists Last Season’s Failures
Time and again, Josh Allen has shown why he was the seventh overall pick. The Winter Soldier has led the Buffalo Bills to the playoffs every season since 2019, missing out only during his rookie year. But despite all that success, Allen holds a frustrating record: he is the only quarterback in league history with seven playoff appearances without ever reaching a Super Bowl. Allen entered the 2025 season as the reigning MVP, looking to change that story once and for all.
'He Should Be Paying Them': Stephen A. Smith Gives Knee-Jerk Reaction to Ben Simmons’ Kings Deal
Eleven years ago, Melbourne produced a basketball prodigy who captivated America. Ben Simmons quickly became the top prospect for the 2016 No. 1 pick, and the hype felt justified. Even Stephen A. Smith saw something extraordinary coming. He called Simmons “the complete package.” But over a decade later, Smith’s perception has changed. He isn’t amused by the fact that Ben is returning to the NBA after taking a year-long break.
Coco Gauff urges tennis influencers to respect match etiquette
While the tennis world has gathered at the Arthur Ashe Stadium, Coco Gauff had a little advice for the influencers visiting the US Open. “I think it’s great to have a different demographic to the sport. I have no problem with influencers,” Gauff told the US Open Press, per an X clip posted by The Tennis Letter on September 4, 2026. “(But) any venue you come to, you have to follow the etiquette towards it.” In the evolving age of social media, influencers do help popularize sports and events.
Giants Claim Joel Kuhnel
The Giants have claimed right-hander Joel Kuhnel off waivers from the Brewers, per Adam McCalvy of MLB.com. Milwaukee designated him for assignment this week. San Francisco has a full 40-man roster and will need to make a corresponding move to add him. That might be as simple as transferring Marcelo Mayer to the 60-day injured list, since he has already been shelved longer than that. Kuhnel is also out of options and will need an active roster spot when he reports to the team.
The Kayshon Boutte Trade Creates One Hidden Problem for Texans
After 2025 second-round pick Jayden Higgins suffered a season-ending torn ACL in training camp last month, the Houston Texans didn't want to wait much longer to add some additional depth in their wide receiver room.