Pas de vainqueur dans le choc entre le Brsil et le Maroc 1-1, ce samedi en Coupe du monde. Revivez le dbrief de L'After avec Daniel Riolo et Walid Acherchour autour de Nicolas Jamain.

Australian fans are in high spirits on the streets of Vancouver as they prepare to cheer on the Socceroos in their first game of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Gurnoor Brar picked up three wickets on his ODI debut at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamsala on Saturday. During his 29-ball spell, he not only impressed everyone with his pace but with his lengths as well. The Punjab quick showcased that he is far more than just raw pace, offering India a glimpse of a complete fast bowler for the future.

Waffle House and Carolina barbecue, the Auburn War Eagle and Boston Harbor boat parties, ranch dressing, bacon-wrapped everything and price-gouging everywhere. Welcome to America. The United States boasts a tremendously eclectic culture, and, let's be honest, sometimes it's super weird and inexplicable, even to some Americans. So many things across the 50 states they each have their own flavor and culture too are uniquely American, which World Cup fans around the world are discovering as they come to the U.S., perhaps for the first time, for the 48-team tournament this summer. And several fans are going viral with their adventures. As we highlighted earlier this week, a couple of Germany fans, influencers Freddy and Fiago, have been trekking around the U.S. and are thoroughly (and hilariously) documenting their adventures around the South and Midwest. But there's so much more to learn about (North) American culture. So we're rounding up the best and funniest moments as international fans learn about the weird, wacky and delightful things the U.S. has to offer. For one confused Japanese fan, it seemed odd to receive chips and salsa while visiting a Mexican restaurant without asking for them. As he wrote: "We have not earned these." But that's the beauty. They are free. And they are bottomless. So three baskets later, even before his actual food came, a valuable lesson in courtesy, in life, in honor was learned. You can agree that this insightful fan has most certainly earned his salsa. When in the City of Brotherly Love, there is no shortage of historical or cultural sites to visit. But rallying at the iconic Rocky steps is always a special experience, but especially when you're in Philadelphia to watch your team compete in the World Cup. *cue Gonna Fly Now* Scotland's mighty Tartan Army (as the team's traveling fan base is known) is making itself right at home in Boston, including apparently finding and loving the infamous slide. It's the city that never sleeps, and it's the fan base that is always partying. Ahead of Brazil's opening World Cup group-stage match against Morocco, fans of the five-time champions took over Times Square in New York City. The last time Brazil played at a World Cup tournament in the U.S. was in 1994, when the team ended up winning it all. So these fans are expecting another stateside trophy. And with Brazil's last win coming in 2002, there are high hopes that the streak can be snapped this summer. But don't count out Morocco, which will be aiming for another semifinal run after 2022. Even rapper French Montana joined the party in Times Square to hype up the fans of the Atlas Lions. Who doesn't love ranch? Come on, it's absolutely the best. Feel free to disagree, but you'd also be wrong. An American staple: OK, so this technically isn't happening in the United States, it's wonderfully delightful, and we're here to have fun. The world has a responsibility to protect this duck, who is clearly one of Mexico's best supporters. Scotland fans seem to be having so much fun in Boston. They've also taken over Boston Harbor, complete with a party barge. The fans even had one of Boston's finest doing some keepie-uppies pretty impressive skills there by that police officer! Earlier this week, one Scotland fan shared his experience trying Carolina barbecue for the first time, and apparently it went so well it's ruined his life. He also found Buc-ee's for the first time. Seems like it went over pretty well. Buc-ee's is leaning in, too. On the penultimate day before the start of the World Cup, German influencer Freddy wound up watching Argentina's win over Iceland in Tuesday's friendly at Auburn's Jordan-Hare Stadium. While Freddy saw Lionel Messi score a goal, he was more mesmerized by the SEC experience. The Auburn War Eagle included. He also made it to Waffle House and Taco Bell, among other iconic restaurants. One of the best parts about Freddys trip to Waffle House in Georgia is that he didnt even go during traditional breakfast hours, as he sat down at 1 a.m and opted for hash browns rather than waffles. But this is really the best way to experience Waffle House anyway. Drink up.

The 49ers announced Smith's passing on Saturday night

Speaking to NBC News' Jesse Kirsch, Brunson urged Knicks fans to be more disciplined and decent, as New York's celebration of making it back to the Finals stage for the first time in 27 years has been marred by violence and several arrests. "You never want to be disrespectful. Throwing stuff and saying things that are not part of the game is considered disrespectful," the Knicks superstar said. "I love our fans, but we've got to be better."BasketNewsThis article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: Jalen Brunson on some Knicks' fans being disrespectful: 'I love our fans, but we've got to be better'

Aldon Smith, who played six seasons in the NFL with the 49ers, Raiders and Cowboys, died on Saturday at age 36.

Love Island star Tommy Fury has secured a majority decision victory against former strongman Eddie Hall at Manchesters AO Arena on Sunday morning AEST.

For David Platt, former captain of England who has just turned 60, some things have not changed. Everybody still wants to talk about Belgium.

Aldon Smith, the troubled but talented pass rusher whose promising career was derailed by legal problems, has died at age 36.The San Francisco 49ers announced Smith's death on Saturday night. The team did not disclose a cause of death.We are devastated by the sudden and tragic passing of Aldon Smith, the 49ers said in a statement. Aldons undeniable talent and sheer dominance on the field were on display from the moment he joined our organization, having recorded one of the best rookie seasons the National Football League has seen. Beyond his excellence as a player, Aldon will be remembered for his infectious smile that lit up every room he walked into.Smith was drafted by the 49ers with the seventh overall pick out of Missouri in 2011 and made an immediate impact on the team, helping San Francisco snap a playoff drought and reach the NFC title game his first three seasons with one trip to a Super Bowl.He had 14 sacks as a rookie when he finished second to Von Miller in voting for the AP Defensive Rookie of the Year and had a franchise-record 19 1/2 sacks in 2012 when he was named a first-team All-Pro. His 33 1/2 sacks in his first two seasons are the most in NFL history. He kept that pace up with 4 1/2 sacks in the first three games in 2013 before the off-field issues started with an arrest for DUI and a stint in rehab for substance abuse that sidelined him for five games.He was also arrested on a weapons charge that season but returned to the field.Im getting there, he said after his stint in 2013 on the non-football injury list. "Every days just a step closer to getting to where I want to be Ive gotten a lot of support, from my family, friends, organization, teammates and everything. And it really says a lot that people care about me outside the field and they care about me as a person. Smith had 3 1/2 sacks in the playoffs that season but was suspended for the first nine games in 2014 and never made it back to his early level of performance because of suspensions and injuries.San Francisco then released him in August 2015 after another drunken driving charge his fifth arrest in three years. He signed with Oakland just before the start of the 2015 season and had 3 1/2 sacks in nine games before being suspended again.Aldon proudly wore the Silver and Black, was respected by his teammates and will be missed dearly, the Raiders said in a statement. Smith applied for reinstatement to the NFL in 2016, but was not allowed back initially. The Raiders released him in 2018 following a domestic violence arrest. A plea agreement was reached in that case.He eventually was reinstated in 2020 and played 16 games for Dallas that season and had five sacks. He signed with Seattle the next season but was arrested again for battery and was released in training camp. He served a six-month jail sentence for DUI in 2023 and never played again in the NFL.Smith finished his career with 52 1/2 sacks in 75 games.In college he was a first-team All-Big 12 selection and the recipient of Missouris Defensive Lineman of the Year Award in 2010.___More AP NFL: https://apnews.com/NFL