New islanders in "Love Island" Season 8 will include three contestants with athletic backgrounds.

Sai Sudharsan achieved a remarkable feat in IPL 2026 Qualifier 2, joining Virat Kohli and Chris Gayle by scoring 700+ runs for the second consecutive season. He also equaled David Warner's nine 50-plus scores in a single IPL edition. Sudharsan and Shubman Gill's monumental opening stand set new IPL playoff partnership records.

Nine's Owen Leonard provides an update on the return of Collingwood's Bobby Hill to the AFL.

Aprs un match aller totalement ferm et conclu sur un score nul et vierge (0-0), Nice et Saint-tienne ont 90 minutes et (ventuellement) 30 minutes de prolongations pour se dpartager. Malheur au vaincu qui jouera la saison prochaine en Ligue 2. Un match suivre en direct comment sur RMC Sport.

The Santa Fe Fuego opened their 2026 season with a hard-fought 3-1 victory over the Grand Junction Razorback Suckers on May 28 at Fort Marcy Park. In ... - Pecos Santa Fe Fuego

Alexander Zverev trifft in der dritten Runde der French Open auf Quentin Halys, die Nummer 88 der Weltrangliste.[mehr]

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo is criticised for saying his French Open second-round match should not have been umpired by a woman.

Piero Hincapie shared he received messages "from a lot of women" after an embarrassing moment when his shorts came down during the Gunners' 1-0 victory against Burnley.The incident occurred in Arsenal's final home fixture before clinching the Premier League title.The 24-year-old Ecuadorian found himself in an awkward situation while battling with Burnley's Axel Tuanzebe near the byline.After tumbling to the ground, Tuanzebe inadvertently stepped on Hincapie's shorts, causing them to slip down and expose his bottom to television audiences worldwide.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe defender swiftly rolled over, shielding himself while hastily pulling his shorts back up before continuing with the match.Speaking to CBS Sports Golazo before Arsenal's Champions League final clash with Paris Saint-Germain, Hincapie was able to laugh about the whole affair.The defender admitted his teammates have continued to mock him about the incident.He said: "Yeah, the thing is they (my teammates) try to be funny and end up going too far.LATEST SPORTS NEWSFormer Arsenal star Philippe Senderos shares how Gunners can beat PSG in Champions League finalJose Mourinho appointed as new Real Madrid manager on three-year dealFrench Open player sparks controversy after saying woman should not have umpired match"But anyway, no, it was just a moment a really embarrassing moment, to be honest."I tried to enjoy it afterwards because it'll be there forever, so you might as well enjoy it."When asked about the messages he received following the incident, Hincapie responded with a chuckle: "Yeah, a lot of people, a lot of women." The defender can now put the embarrassing episode behind him and focus on adding European silverware to his collection.Hincapie featured in Arsenal's final league match against Crystal Palace, starting at centre-back before shifting to left-back following Gabriel's introduction at half-time.Throughout the campaign, the Ecuadorian has made 38 appearances across all competitions for the north London side.Arsenal are aiming to become the Kings of Europe for the first time in their 140-year history.Kai Havertz is the only outfield player in Arsenal's squad to have won the Champions League, having led Chelsea to a 1-0 victory over Manchester City in the final.When asked about his feelings for the final, the German said: "We have so much confidence. We have been fighting on the highest level for a couple of years; we have finally won the Premier League, and that has given us a big boost."It doesn't matter if you are an underdog or whatever. We are going to go on the pitch and are going to beat them."As a kid, I could have never dreamt that I would score a goal in the final and win that game. It is a moment I will never forget. I will always be proud of it."And I just try to take that feeling into Saturday. Hopefully, I will get that feeling again and bring the trophy home to north London."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

It is the year of Game 7.For the fifth time in this year's playoffs, a series is coming down to the ultimate game. San Antonio will visit Oklahoma City on Saturday night in Game 7 of the Western Conference finals.The others this season: Philadelphia beat Boston on the road in Round 1, Cleveland beat Toronto in Round 1, Detroit beat Orlando in Round 1 and Cleveland beat Detroit on the road in Round 2.The five Game 7s this season tie the most in a single postseason. There also were that many in 1994, 2014 and 2016. And there have never been three instances of Game 7 road winners in the same season; the Spurs will aim to change that on Saturday.Home teams have gone 117-42 in the previous 159 instances of Game 7s in the NBA playoffs.Game 7 recordsA look at the histories in Game 7 for Oklahoma City and San Antonio, two franchises that have never before gone head-to-head in such a game: Thunder, since moving to Oklahoma City: 4-2 overall, 4-0 at home.The four home wins the last of which was Game 7 of last season's NBA Finals were all by double digits and the margin averaged 17.5 points. The two losses were both on the road, though one of those was simply classified as a road game because Oklahoma City was lower seeded than Houston when those teams met in the bubble playoffs of 2020. Spurs: 4-7 overall, 1-5 on the road.The lone road Game 7 win in franchise history was at New Orleans in 2008. The Spurs have never played a West finals Game 7 on the road but played on the road in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference finals in 1979, losing to Washington.Game 7 birthday mattersSpurs forward Harrison Barnes turns 34 on Saturday. This could be a good sign for San Antonio.No player has ever appeared in a Game 7 during the NBA playoffs on his birthday and lost. Paul George turned 36 on May 2 and Philadelphia beat Boston. And Barnes has been in this position once before; he turned 24 on May 30, 2016, and his Golden State team beat Oklahoma City.The other birthday winners of Game 7s: Pablo Prigoni turned 35 on May 17, 2015; he and Houston beat the Los Angeles Clippers. Udonis Haslem turned 32 on June 9, 2012; he and Miami beat Boston. Kevin Garnett turned 28 on May 19, 2004; he and Minnesota beat Sacramento. Scott Hastings turned 30 on June 3, 1990; he and Detroit beat Chicago. Walt Hazzard turned 24 on April 15, 1966; he and the Los Angeles Lakers beat St. Louis.The best-of-12 season seriesSaturday night will be the 12th matchup between Oklahoma City and San Antonio this season. San Antonio went 7-4 in the first 11 games between the clubs.Golden State and Houston played 12 times last season between four regular-season games, an additional game tacked on because of the NBA Cup, and then a seven-game playoff matchup in Round 1.Other than that, the last time before now that two teams met 12 times in the same season was 1994-95, when San Antonio and Houston faced off on that many occasions.The league has used a scheduling model for the last three decades that doesn't have any teams meeting more than four times in the regular season, which capped the total number of head-to-head meetings at 11 even if they went the distance in a seven-game playoff series. But the addition of NBA Cup now makes a 12-game season series possible.And technically, teams could meet as many as 13 times.It's theoretically possible for teams to play four regular-season games, plus a fifth time in NBA Cup, then meet in the No. 7 vs. No. 8 game in the play-in tournament, then play a seven-game playoff series.Regardless, the record for head-to-head meetings will probably never be broken. In 1959-60, the Minneapolis Lakers and St. Louis Hawks played 20 times and in 1960-61, the Los Angeles Lakers played the Hawks 20 more times. The league had only eight teams then and played a 75-game schedule.___AP NBA: https://apnews.com/nba

Adolfo Daniel Vallejo will receive a significant fine for his sexist remarks at the French Open after he said his second-round match should not have been umpired by a woman.Vallejo lost to French teenager Moise Kouame on Thursday after a tense five-set battle that lasted nearly five hours on Court Suzanne-Lenglen. This sort of match needs to be umpired by a man, Vallejo told Clay magazine after his 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 2-6, 7-6 (8) loss. Its very difficult for a woman to do it.His comments were unacceptable, the French Tennis Federation and Roland Garros organizers said on Friday.The competence of an umpire is not determined by their gender but by their professionalism and ability to officiate at the highest level, they added in a statement. The outcome of a sporting event, whether positive or negative, can never justify or excuse such remarks. The tournament organizers will impose a significant sanction on Adolfo Vallejo in the form of a fine.Organizers did not say how much the fine would be, but players reaching the second round at the French Open receive 130,000 euros ($151,000).Kouame was 5-3 down in the fifth set and 8-7 down in the tiebreaker. The French crowd was boisterous and Vallejo, from Paraguay, said the umpire, Ana Carvalho from Brazil, did not control the spectators.It has to be refereed by a man, because its a very demanding crowd and you need a lot of strength to go against the crowd, he said. The crowd was very out of line, but I understand theyre supporting their compatriot. Its quite an intense crowd and thats why I was prepared; I already knew it would be like that and, to be honest, it didnt harm me, but rather strengthened him.Vallejo added that Kouame took up a lot of time on many occasions, lying on the floor or stalling.And its not normal for the crowd to be shouting for a full minute without any play. In a match where the physical aspect matters so much, if you give a player a lot of time hes obviously going to take advantage of it. The truth is its also difficult for a referee to manage this situation.Roland Garros organizers said they condemn all sexist remarks, regardless of who makes them and offered their support to the match umpire and, more broadly, to all the tournaments umpiring officials.___AP sports writer Jerome Pugmire contributed.___AP tennis: https://apnews.com/hub/tennis

On Saturday, Mikel Arteta's men look to become the first Arsenal team to ever win the Champions League , as they take on holders Paris Saint-Germain in Budapest's Puskas Arena.