Tottenham Hotspur took a small but potentially crucial step towards retaining its Premier League status after drawing at home with Leeds United 1-1 on Monday. Spurs, just above the drop zone, moved two points clear of relegation rival West Ham. Tottenham went ahead in the 50th minute with an assured finish from Mathys Tel. However, Tels foul on Ethan Ampadu with 15 minutes left led to a Leeds penalty that Dominic Calvert-Lewin converted with aplomb. Spurs takes on Chelsea away and Everton at home in its last two games, while West Ham is away at Newcastle before facing Leeds at home on the final day of the season. One of the two will join the already relegated Burnley and Wolves in next seasons Championship. Spurs came into the game on a high after two consecutive victories, but though it dominated the first half in terms of possession and shots on goal it didnt break the deadlock until five minutes into the second half. Pedro Porros corner kick was cleared to an unmarked Tels, who coolly struck into the far corner of the net from 20 meters out. It was the center forwards first goal since Jan. 7. Tels, however, turned villain 24 minutes later when his high foot was adjudged to have made contact with Ethan Ampadus head inside the box. The referee pointed to the spot and Calvert-Lewin, who was denied a first-half penalty after a video review, confidently dispatched the spot kick. Both sides suffered through an edgy last few moments and a remarkable 15 minutes of added time, but there were no more goals and Spurs will content themselves that their destiny remains in their hands. Reporting by The Associated Press.

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Matt Wadsworth is taking flight from Edgewood.The Hauser Jets, a Class 1A program coming off their best two-year run since winning the state championship in 2006, is hiring Wadsworth away from the Mustangs, confirmed Hauser athletic director Kyle Shipp on Monday.Wadsworth spent the last seven seasons at Edgewood, going 88-87 with four winning seasons and always winning at least 10 games.He is 229-215 overall with stops at Riverton Parke (one year), North Posey (four) and Whiteland (seven). More: VOTE Herald-Times Athlete of the Week for May 4-9 poll presented by IU HealthWadsworth poured a lot of time and energy into Edgewood's youth programs, but won't be around as those players begin circulating into the high school. He also saw the opening of the new fieldhouse this winter."The first thing I'll say is, we owe Matt a lot in regards to, he came in during COVID and our youth program was struggling," Edgewood athletic director Jerry Bland said. "Matt got involved and help stabilize our youth program, knowing they would become our athletes."He stayed active and helped build the junior high program and provided some travel opportunities our kids may not have gotten. Matt made sure those opportunities were out there and available. A lot of that group is just now reaching the high school, so someone else will see the results. He put a lot of work and time in."Interestingly, Whiteland's current head coach, Nate Cangany, was hired out of Hauser to replace Wadsworth in 2019.Wadsworth takes over for Trent Moorhead (79-27), who left Hauser after four years to take over at Center Grove. Moorhead lead the Jets to semi-state the past two years, only to lose to the eventual state champs by narrow margins. Moorhead's brother Brad, now head coach at South Ripley, was an assistant under Wadsworth at Edgewood.Hauser will play South Ripley on Dec. 11.Edgewood will get to work quickly on finding a successor, with summer activities right around the corner. The Mustangs are not rushing the process at the expense of making the right hire. As of Monday afternoon, the administration had not received an official letter of resignation from Wadsworth."Once the position is open, and I hope that happens soon, we'll take applications for the next couple of weeks," Bland said. "And if we get what we need, or a good assortment of candidates, we'll move to set up interviews."In a perfect, ideal world, we'll have someone in place by the start of June, which is a pretty significant month for basketball."A lot of team activities take place in June before players turn to more travel team action in July.Eastern Greene hires twoEastern Greene has named a pair of former T-Birds as its new volleyball and girls basketball coaches.Nathan Martindale, who coached the middle school girls basketball team and is the middle school athletic director, has stepped up to the varsity position. He has also previously coached the EG girls golf team.The staff includes Josh Cunningham (JV coach), Jarrod Bahr (varsity assistant) and Lexi Brough (volunteer assistant).Dara James is the new volleyball coach. She has previously coached for Eastern Greene at the middle school level.This article originally appeared on The Herald-Times: Edgewood boys basketball coach Matt Wadsworth leaving for Hauser

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The Dallas Cowboys remain a popular draw for the NFL and its television partners despite struggling the past couple of seasons.The league announced on Monday that the Cowboys will visit the New York Giants in the first NBC Sunday Night Football game of the season on Sept. 13 and they will host the Philadelphia Eagles on Fox on Thanksgiving Day Nov. 26.The full schedule will be released on Thursday with other matchups revealed in the coming days.This is the eighth time in the past 15 years the Cowboys and Giants are opening the season against each other. It also marks the 15th time the NFC East rivals are meeting on NBC's Sunday night package, the second-most played matchup since the network started the package in 2016. Dallas is always a national television draw as America's Team, and New York could get more primetime exposure with Super Bowl winner John Harbaugh in his first year coaching the Giants and Jaxson Dart established as the franchise quarterback coming off his eventful rookie year. This also could be the NFL debuts for a pair of former Ohio State teammates: Giants linebacker Arvell Reese, taken with the fifth pick, and Cowboys safety Caleb Downs, drafted not long after at No. 11.This will only be the third time, and first since 2014, that the Eagles will be the Cowboys' Thanksgiving opponent. Dallas has won its past four Thanksgiving games, including a 31-28 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs last year.The late afternoon Thanksgiving game is traditionally the most viewed of the regular season. Last years game averaged 57.23 million viewers on CBS, making it the most-watched regular-season game in league history.This will be the second straight season Philadelphia will have the spotlight on Thanksgiving week. Jalen Hurts and the Eagles hosted last year's Black Friday game and lost to the Chicago Bears 24-15.Monday's announcements mean the Cowboys know the dates for three of their 17 games. It was announced a couple of weeks ago their game in Rio de Janeiro against the Baltimore Ravens will take place in Week 3 on Sept. 27 and air on CBS.Dallas at New York in Week 1 also means neither of those teams will be the visitor at Seattle on Wednesday night, Sept. 9, when the defending champion Seahawks unveil their Super Bowl banner and kick off the season. Chicago, Arizona, Kansas City, the Los Angeles Chargers or a title-game rematch against New England are the remaining possibilities.___AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/NFL

The fifth and deciding game of the PWHLs semifinal playoff series between Minnesota and Montreal scheduled for Monday night has been postponed.The league announced Game 5 between the Frost and Victoire would not take place in Laval, Quebec, as planned because of player safety concerns related to an illness.Two people with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press the illness is limited to Montreal. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because the PWHL is not revealing that information.The PWHL said medical assessment has determined that the symptoms are not consistent with hantavirus.The rodent-borne disease has drawn attention in recent days after several Canadians were identified as contacts linked to a deadly outbreak aboard an Antarctic cruise ship, though no Canadian cases have been confirmed.It was not immediately clear when the game will now take place, though the league expects to provide an update within the next day.The decision was made following consultation with medical personnel and in accordance with the leagues commitment to the health and wellbeing of players, fans, staff and all those involved in the competition, the PWHL said.The winner will face the Ottawa Charge in the Walter Cup Final after they defeated the Boston Fleet in the other first-round matchup. Minnesota won the title in each of the leagues first two years of existence and is going for a three-peat.The regular-season champion Victoire and third-seeded Frost have alternated wins, splitting each of their two games at home, including Montreal's 1-0 triple-overtime win in Game 2. The Frost forced Game 5 with a 3-1 win at Minnesota on Friday night.The teams flew together by charter to Minnesota for Games 3 and 4, but traveled back to Montreal separately on Saturday.The PWHL said earlier in the day that Games 3 and 4 of the best-of-five final at Ottawa were set for May 18 and May 20. It was also not clear if those dates would be affected by the postponement.___AP womens hockey: https://apnews.com/hub/womens-hockey