Youns El Aynaoui tait l'invit de l'After foot ce dimanche. Aux cts de Daniel Riolo et Gilbert Brisbois et Florent Gautreau, l'ancien tennisman a voqu la carrire de son fils, Neil, aujourd'hui membre de la slection marocaine.

New Zealand fans march through the streets of Vancouver ahead of their match against Egypt.

The World Cup newcomers now have two points from two games and may just be positioning themselves to advance from the group

Cape Verde pulled off another stunning shock at the 2026 World Cup as they held Uruguay to a dramatic 2-2 draw in Miami.The team had already produced a remarkable 0-0 draw with European champions Spain in their opening game, and they added another point to their tally as they took advantage of mistakes in Uruguays defensive line.The tournament debutants went toe-to-toe with the South American heavyweights in an entertaining end-to-end game.Cape Verde took the lead in the 21st minute after Telmo Arcanjo earned a free kick following a blistering run and Kevin Pina stepped up to drill home a low shot from 30 yards out for his country's first ever goal at the World Cup finals.Uruguay turned things around before half-time, however, when Maxi Araujo pounced on a rebound to equalise with a header before he set up Agustin Canobbio with another header to make it 2-1 at the break.Cape Verde substitute Helio Varela struck two minutes after coming on in the second half when he pounced on Mathias Olivera's loose back pass in no man's land, drawing the goalkeeper off his line to fire into an empty net.Helio Varela is mobbed by teammates after scoring for Cape Verde (Getty)Both teams are on two points behind group leaders Spain, who have four points heading into the final round of games. additional reporting by Reuters

Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei said his team played a "beautiful game" under the worst possible conditions in their 0-0 draw with Belgium at SoFi Stadium on Sunday.

South Sydney superstar Latrell Mitchell left training early on Monday morning in a worrying sign for Rabbitohs and Blues supporters hoping to see him in the Origin decider.

Against all the odds, World Cup debutants Cape Verde have a very real chance of qualifying for the knockout stages after coming from behind to steal a valuable draw against Uruguay.

Scottie Scheffler got part of what he needed a crack in Wyndham Clark's game that might have kickstarted his own run at completing the career Grand Slam. But Scheffler never nailed down the other part namely, applying any pressure of his own on the player who left the door open Sunday at the U.S. Open before sneaking away with the win. While Clark hung on to beat Sam Burns by one shot and capture his second title in four years in the toughest test in golf, Scheffler will wait another year for a chance to fill that last hole on his Grand Slam resume. I felt close again, Scheffler said. It's just little things here and there.With Clark struggling most of the day, the worlds No. 1 player celebrated his 30th birthday by making a grand total of two birdies over a round of 1-over 71 at Shinnecock Hills. He actually beat Clark by two shots in their final-pairing showdown. But he came in trailing by six. In a more telling sign of the opportunity he could not cash in on, Scheffler started as the best bet to reel in Clark among those jammed in a four-way tie for second heading into the round. He left in a three-way deadlock for fourth, passed up by Burns (67) and left behind by fellow birthday boy Tom Kim, who shot 70 and finished alone in third.Scheffler's struggles were all part of a strange day and a strange vibe around Shinnecock. It was filled with lots of cheers for everything he did well, but also cheers for Clark's mishaps the product of a New York crowd familiar with Clark's history of smashing a locker at Oakmont last year out of frustration."You like seeing the fans cheer for you," Scheffler said. I think sometimes it can get a little too much when balls are kind of going off greens and you start hearing cheers. That felt a bit much to me.It never really led to momentum, though, for the Texan, who won the British Open last year and put himself in position to become the seventh player to complete the career Grand Slam. He'll have to wait until next year at Pebble Beach. On Sunday at Shinnecock, he spent most of the day stuck in neutral. His chances to mount a comeback got delayed on the par-3 seventh, where he needed two shots from a bunker and a 15-foot putt just to save bogey. That kept him within four of Clark. But he never drew closer than three. Scheffler's last, best chance might have been on the par-5 16th, when Clark teed off into the thick fescue and Scheffler was in perfect shape in the fairway. But Scheffler hit driver off the deck into the rough and Clark hit a fantastic shot back into the fairway. When Clark made birdie there to Scheffler's par, the lead was five and it was a two-man contest between Clark and Burns, who was playing three groups ahead."He showed what hes made of there with a great birdie on 16," Scheffler said. Wyndham has a pretty good -- I dont know if 'escapability is the right word but hes, I would say, a very underrated scrambler.With the tip of his cap, Scheffler also gave a nod to reality: He lost this tournament over the first two and half days or maybe even over the first nine holes, where he made the turn at 3 over after a three-putt from 30 feet for double-bogey on No. 8. Two months ago, Scheffler overcame a similarly slow start at the Masters and made a Sunday charge to finish one shot shy of Rory McIlroy in what would have been an unprecedented comeback from 12 strokes down heading into the weekend. This time, Scheffler was eight back of Clark after the first day. Ive been pretty good in first rounds over the last few years, and for some reason, the sharpness just hasnt been there early in tournaments, Scheffler said. I havent had those leads that Ive needed in order to win tournaments. Ive been playing catch-up all year.And so, Scheffler heads into the defense of his British title still with four majors to his name, but no U.S. Open. One thing those wins have in common: He has had at least a share of the lead heading into the final round of all of them.___AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf

Scottie Scheffler got part of what he needed a crack in Wyndham Clark's game that might have kickstarted his own run at completing the career Grand Slam. But Scheffler never nailed down the other part namely, applying any pressure of his own on the player who left the door open Sunday at the U.S. Open before sneaking away with the win. While Clark hung on to beat Sam Burns by one shot and capture his second title in four years in the toughest test in golf, Scheffler will wait another year for a chance to fill that last hole on his Grand Slam resume. I felt close again, Scheffler said. It's just little things here and there.With Clark struggling most of the day, the worlds No. 1 player celebrated his 30th birthday by making a grand total of two birdies over a round of 1-over 71 at Shinnecock Hills. He actually beat Clark by two shots in their final-pairing showdown. But he came in trailing by six. In a more telling sign of the opportunity he could not cash in on, Scheffler started as the best bet to reel in Clark among those jammed in a four-way tie for second heading into the round. He left in a three-way deadlock for fourth, passed up by Burns (67) and left behind by fellow birthday boy Tom Kim, who shot 70 and finished alone in third.Scheffler's struggles were all part of a strange day and a strange vibe around Shinnecock. It was filled with lots of cheers for everything he did well, but also cheers for Clark's mishaps the product of a New York crowd familiar with Clark's history of smashing a locker at Oakmont last year out of frustration."You like seeing the fans cheer for you," Scheffler said. I think sometimes it can get a little too much when balls are kind of going off greens and you start hearing cheers. That felt a bit much to me.It never really led to momentum, though, for the Texan, who won the British Open last year and put himself in position to become the seventh player to complete the career Grand Slam. He'll have to wait until next year at Pebble Beach. On Sunday at Shinnecock, he spent most of the day stuck in neutral. His chances to mount a comeback got delayed on the par-3 seventh, where he needed two shots from a bunker and a 15-foot putt just to save bogey. That kept him within four of Clark. But he never drew closer than three. Scheffler's last, best chance might have been on the par-5 16th, when Clark teed off into the thick fescue and Scheffler was in perfect shape in the fairway. But Scheffler hit driver off the deck into the rough and Clark hit a fantastic shot back into the fairway. When Clark made birdie there to Scheffler's par, the lead was five and it was a two-man contest between Clark and Burns, who was playing three groups ahead."He showed what hes made of there with a great birdie on 16," Scheffler said. Wyndham has a pretty good -- I dont know if 'escapability is the right word but hes, I would say, a very underrated scrambler.With the tip of his cap, Scheffler also gave a nod to reality: He lost this tournament over the first two and half days or maybe even over the first nine holes, where he made the turn at 3 over after a three-putt from 30 feet for double-bogey on No. 8. Two months ago, Scheffler overcame a similarly slow start at the Masters and made a Sunday charge to finish one shot shy of Rory McIlroy in what would have been an unprecedented comeback from 12 strokes down heading into the weekend. This time, Scheffler was eight back of Clark after the first day. Ive been pretty good in first rounds over the last few years, and for some reason, the sharpness just hasnt been there early in tournaments, Scheffler said. I havent had those leads that Ive needed in order to win tournaments. Ive been playing catch-up all year.And so, Scheffler heads into the defense of his British title still with four majors to his name, but no U.S. Open. One thing those wins have in common: He has had at least a share of the lead heading into the final round of all of them.___AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf

Bukayo Saka trains with the England squad to provide a fitness boost to Thomas Tuchel before their second World Cup match against Ghana.