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Pro-Palestine protest interrupts Ireland-Austria match; Ireland blow 2-0 lead in draw

A pro-Palestine protest briefly interrupted the football match between the Republic of Ireland and Austria, which ended in a draw after Ireland squandered a 2-0 lead. The disruption is part of a wider pattern of protests at sporting events over the war in Gaza. The result costs Ireland a win they had seemed set to secure.

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England beat the United States 134-0 to secure a place in the World Cup semi-finals, one of the most lopsided results in the tournament's history. The record margin underlines England's title credentials while raising questions about the gap between the sport's top nations and emerging teams.

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Glenn Maxwell retires from T20 international cricket

Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has announced his retirement from T20 international cricket, ending a celebrated career in the format. Maxwell was a key part of Australia’s 2021 T20 World Cup triumph and is known for his explosive batting. His exit marks the end of an era for Australia’s T20 setup.

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Lions’ Jack Campbell hospitalized with neck injury, initial signs positive

Detroit Lions player Jack Campbell remains hospitalized after a “scary” neck injury, with the team saying initial signs are positive. The injury raises concerns for Campbell’s health and the Lions’ lineup as he continues to be evaluated.

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FIFA to share confidential documents on World Cup sell-off plan

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