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France turn game around with four late goals against Belgium
France scored four goals in the final 13 minutes to come from behind and beat Belgium 4-1 in the UEFA Nations League. Belgium took the lead in the 35th minute …
Lewis Hamilton reflects on Ferrari tyre gamble after Bahrain GP podium
Lewis Hamilton reflected on Ferrari’s decision to start on soft tyres after recovering from a difficult opening to finish third at the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia.
Carlos Queiroz and Ghana mutually agreed to part ways
Carlos Queiroz left his role as Ghana head coach after the Ghana Football Association and the experienced coach mutually agreed to terminate his contract.
Mtarfa FC suspended from BOV National League 1
Mtarfa FC were suspended from the BOV National League 1 after failing to turn up for two scheduled league fixtures during the 2026/27 season.
Olympiacos beat Catalunya 18-4 to win Women’s European Super Cup
Olympiacos lifted the Women’s European Super Cup after the reigning Champions League winners defeated Catalunya 18-4 in Piraeus.
Ari Sánchez became youngest woman to reach 100 padel finals
Ari Sánchez made padel history by becoming the youngest woman to reach 100 career finals, achieving the landmark aged 29 years and 76 days.
Champions Swieqi Phoenix NIUM lift Supercup for fifth time in six years
One week after they won the John Bugeja Cup, Swieqi Phoenix NIUM, last season’s Superleague champions and National Cup winners, have also claimed the national Supercup, after overcoming the challenge of Falcons with the score of 3-0 (25-9, -9, -10).
Sliema ASC and coach Ferenc ‘Feco’ agreed to part ways
Sliema ASC and coach Ferenc “Feco” mutually agreed to part ways, with the club thanking him for his contribution to its Academy and young players.
Kercem, Xewkija and Qala claim wins in Gozo League
Kercem Ajax, Xewkija Tigers and Qala Saints secured Matchday 4 victories as Għajnsielem remained top of the BOV Gozo Football League First Division.
Verstappen matched Schumacher with 72 wins for one team
Max Verstappen reached 72 Formula 1 victories with Red Bull, matching the number of wins Michael Schumacher achieved during his time with Ferrari.

