Playing without the injured Christian Pulisic, the United States beat Australia 2-0 in Seattle to reach the World Cup knockout rounds and win back-to-back games for the first time since 1930.

The Protect College Sports Act cleared the Senate Commerce Committee 19-9, giving the NCAA an antitrust shield to cap athlete pay over the objections of the sport's richest conferences.

A chaotic night in Dallas ended with three points, two Harry Kane goals, and a back line Thomas Tuchel will be picking apart for days.

Norway waited 28 years to bring Erling Haaland to a World Cup. He needed 29 minutes to justify it, scoring twice in a 4-1 win over Iraq in Boston.

On his 200th appearance and in a sixth World Cup, the Argentina captain answered the only question left about him with three goals in Kansas City.

Spain had 27 shots and could not score. Cape Verde, in their first World Cup, held the European champions 0-0 behind a 40-year-old goalkeeper's heroics.

Twice behind in Dallas, Japan twice levelled, with Kamada's goal a minute from time denying Ronald Koeman's Netherlands a winning start.

Seven goals, a Havertz double and a Group E rout, but Curaçao's Livano Comenencia got the goal of the night: the island's first in World Cup history.

The Knicks hadn't won it all since 1973. Behind 45 points from a Finals MVP who kept rallying his team out of double-digit holes, that wait is finally over.

Carlo Ancelotti's side were second best for long spells. Without one moment of Vinicius magic, Brazil's World Cup would have started in defeat.

George Russell took pole in Barcelona with a 1:14.679, edging Lewis Hamilton by 0.064s, while Charles Leclerc crashed in Q3 and will start tenth after repeatedly calling himself 'ashamed.'

Substitute Cyle Larin scored 121 seconds after coming on to rescue a 1-1 draw with Bosnia, ending Canada’s 0-for-6 World Cup record in its first home match.

Folarin Balogun scored twice and Giovanni Reyna added a flourish as the United States opened its home World Cup with a 4-1 rout of Paraguay before 70,492 at SoFi Stadium.

A 10.63 semifinal at Hayward Field made the 20-year-old Georgia freshman the fifth-fastest woman in history and erased a record that had stood since 2019.

Crimson Brand Partners takes over Utah's ticketing, sponsorships and media on July 1. The school won't say what Otro Capital is paying for the privilege.