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Mumbai Indians star batter Suryakumar Yadav continued his dismal run of form as he was dismissed for just 15 during the IPL 2026 match against Gujarat Titans.

The Liverpool striker suffered a serious injury that will force him to miss the 2026 World Cup with France

Final Thoughts: Virgil van Dijks late winner sees Liverpool grab crucial win over EvertonEverton 1 2 Liverpool Premier League PostmortemAfter another 2-0 loss to PSG in the Champions League, the reigning Premier League contenders returned to Premier League action knowing that a win that would increase their gap from sixth place would be vital towards achieving Champions League qualification for next season. Everton had ideas about that and were intent on scuppering those plans.The Starting ElevenLiverpool XI GK Giorgi Mamardashvili RB Curtis Jones CB Ibrahima Konat CB Virgil van Dijk (c) LB Milos Kerkez CM Ryan Gravenberch CM Dominik Szoboszlai RW Mohamed Salah AM Florian Wirtz LW Cody Gakpo CF Alexander IsakSubstitutes UsedFreddie Woodman Giorgi Mamardashvili (58)Rio Ngumoha Alexander Isak (72)Alexis Mac Allister Florian Wirtz (72)Jeremie Frimpong Cody Gakpo (72)Milos Kerkez Andy Robertson (86)GoalsEverton 01 Liverpool Mohamed Salah (Cody Gakpo) 29Everton 11 Liverpool Beto (Dewsbury-Hall) 54Everton 12 Liverpool Virgil van Dijk (Dominik Szoboszlai) 90+10Match Statistics Possession Everton 44% | Liverpool 56% xG Everton 0.80 | Liverpool 1.45 Total Shots Everton 10 | Liverpool 14 Shots on Target Everton 4 | Liverpool 6 Fouls Everton 8 | Liverpool 12 Corners Everton 1 | Liverpool 6First HalfThe opening half was a scrappy yet controlled display from Liverpool, though control did not equate to cohesion. The ball was circulated with some authority, but patterns of play remained unclear and disjointed, with players often looking unsure of movement ahead of them.Despite that, the breakthrough came through individual quality.Cody Gakpo produced a sublime pass into Mohamed Salah, who once again demonstrated his clinical edge. The finish was composed, measured, and entirely in keeping with a player who continues to deliver even when the system around him falters.Florian Wirtz, however, struggled to connect the play. There was a clear disconnect between midfield and attack, and it remains remarkable that nearly a full season into this supposed transition, relationships on the pitch still feel underdeveloped.Everton, for their part, were aggressive and committed but limited in their overall quality. Liverpool were not particularly goodbut they had the lead.Second HalfThe second half brought more of the same, only with added adversity.Everton found their equaliser through Beto after a collision in the build-up left Giorgi Mamardashvili injured. The Liverpool goalkeeper, who had been assured up to that point, was forced off with a nasty wound to his upper leg. It was an unfortunate moment that disrupted Liverpool further, both structurally and mentally.From there, the game became stretched and uncertain.Liverpool lacked rhythm, Everton lacked precision, and both sides leaned heavily on aggression rather than quality. The midfield battle was inconsistent, with Ryan Gravenberch again struggling to impose himself, while Szoboszlai continued to provide the only real energy and drive.As the clock ticked into stoppage time, the match appeared to be drifting toward a draw.Then came the decisive moment.In the 100th minute, Virgil van Dijk rose above everyonepowerful, commanding, inevitable. The header was emphatic, a captain dragging his side over the line when the collective could not.Final ThoughtsThis was a performance of resilience rather than quality.Liverpool did not play well. There were no consistent patterns, no clear identity, and very little cohesion. Yet, they found a way to win, driven by the brilliance of individuals rather than the strength of a system.The result carries weight. Moving seven points clear of Chelsea after their defeat to Manchester United edges Liverpool closer to securing Champions League football for next season.But it does not change the wider picture.Arne Slot continues to underwhelm. The performances remain inconsistent, the structure unclear, and the reliance on moments of brilliance unsustainable. Even in victory, the concerns persist.This felt less like progress and more like survival.And as the season nears its conclusion, the question is no longer whether change is neededbut when it will come.Steven Smiths Pre-Match Prediction:Everton 2 1 Liverpool

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Matt Fitzpatrick bounced back from a 72nd hole stumble to defeat world No.1 Scottie Scheffler in a playoff at the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links in South Carolina.

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Stan Moody has made his World Snooker Championship debut, with the 19-year-old surging into a lead against Kyren Wilson.The Halifax teenager, currently ranked 44th globally, has become the first English player under 20 to appear at the tournament since Judd Trump made his bow back in 2007.Moody harbours no shortage of self-belief about his potential to transform snooker's profile, drawing parallels with darts sensation Luke Littler."I think it's quite fair," he said of the comparison to his fellow 19-year-old, who has become a two-time world champion.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"Snooker's a lot harder than darts, I'd say. There's not many young players coming through."The youngest player in this year's Crucible draw is adamant that snooker's reputation as a slow, elderly pursuit is undeserved."Hopefully. I think people think it's a boring game, an old man's game, but it's not - it can be fun," Moody said.His approach at the table reflects this philosophy, favouring aggressive, rapid play that he hopes will inspire the next generation."That's why I like to play more attacking, play fast, and encourage young players to do it and believe they can do it."The West Yorkshire native turned professional in 2023 following his WSF World Junior Championship triumph, and his style echoes Trump's famous declarations about "sexy snooker" during his memorable run to the 2011 final at Sheffield.Moody's path to Sheffield included qualifying victories over Robbie Williams and China's Jiang Jun, though the latter came in remarkable circumstances after he discharged himself from hospital while suffering from severe tonsillitis.The teenager first captured attention at the 2022 Snooker Shootout as a 15-year-old, defeating Lu Ning and earning praise from Jimmy White, who labelled him a "serious player".LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Nike forced to take down Boston Marathon sign as offended athletes accuse them of 'pace shaming'Matt Fitzpatrick makes feelings clear on hostile American crowd after RBC Heritage winSnooker chiefs respond after Barry Hawkins complaint at World ChampionshipThis season has seen Moody reach quarter-finals at both the Wuhan Open in August and the British Open a month later.His scalps during those runs included former world number one Ding Junhui in Wuhan, while he also defeated Wilson himself at the British Open and overcame John Higgins at the World Open earlier this year.Moody attributes his recent improvement to stepping away from the scrutiny of social media and the weight of external expectations."I stopped checking social media and the negative stuff and all the pressure and expectation," he explained after securing his place in the main draw."I relaxed a bit, started going for more shots in the way I wanted to play, and not thinking 'if I miss this what will other people think?' - playing and enjoying it and seeing what happens."When asked about comparisons to current world number one Trump, Moody remains measured."I don't know, we'll see," he said. "Judd's done a lot more than me in the game, he's a lot older."Hopefully I can beat some of his records, but I'm on my own journey, on my own path."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

The Paris prosecutor's office told the BBC it had "taken note of the absence of the people summoned".