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A No. 10 jersey worn by Brazil icon Pel in the 1958 World Cup final has been sold for $4.9 million, Sothebys said Thursday. Pel, who died in 2022, was 17 when he scored twice in Brazils 5-2 win over hosts Sweden at the Rasunda Stadium and still remains the youngest player ever to score in a World Cup final. Sothebys said the jersey worn by the Brazilian star is the second-most valuable soccer shirt ever sold. Diego Maradonas "Hand of God" jersey sold in 2022 for $9.3 million. The previous most valuable item of Pel memorabilia was $976,000 for a 1958 trading card last month, the auction house said. Edson Arantes do Nascimento aka Pel had gifted the handmade shirt after the final to his roommate and teammate, Dida. The jersey had remained with Didas family for decades before being housed in a Brazilian museum and eventually acquired in 2004. Reporting by the Associated Press.

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Zero interceptions forced the Jets into a massive defensive overhaul originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The New York Jets entered the 2026 offseason knowing dramatic changes were necessary after one of the most disappointing defensive campaigns in franchise history. The biggest statistic stood above all the others: the Jets failed to record a single interception over 17 regular-season games, becoming the first team in the modern era to finish an entire season without a takeaway through the air.That alarming number, combined with a defense that ranked 31st in points allowed, prompted general manager Darren Mougey to completely reshape the unit.New York attacked free agency and the trade market with urgency, bringing in proven veterans to restore leadership and production. Former Jets draft pick Demario Davis returns to the organization after an accomplished NFL career, while New Jersey native Minkah Fitzpatrick gives the secondary an elite playmaker with multiple Pro Bowl selections to his name. The Jets also added defensive lineman TVondre Sweat, veteran tackle David Onyemata, edge rusher Joseph Ossai and defensive back Nahshon Wright to strengthen multiple positions.Can the Jets finally fix their broken defense?The franchise also invested heavily in youth during the NFL Draft. Second overall pick David Bailey is expected to make an immediate impact off the edge, while national champion cornerback DAngelo Ponds arrives with a reputation for creating turnovers and making plays in coverage.When training camp opens, the Jets could feature as many as eight new defensive starters compared to last season. Returning defensive lineman Harrison Phillips is expected to anchor the front alongside the teams new additions, while Davis and Fitzpatrick provide experienced leadership for a unit searching for a new identity.Another key storyline will be the debut of first-time defensive coordinator Brian Duker, who inherits a defense desperate to reverse last seasons struggles. Developing chemistry, improving communication and, most importantly, forcing turnovers will be the primary objectives throughout camp.If the rebuilt defense can generate takeaways and return to playing fundamentally sound football, the Jets could become one of the leagues biggest defensive turnaround stories. After recording zero interceptions in 2025, even modest improvement would represent a significant step forward for a franchise determined to leave last seasons frustrations behind.More NFL news:George Pickens situation should be of interest to Ravens, Lamar JacksonBears get perfect prediction to land superstar after failed offseason tradeBlockbuster trade prediction should be of interest to49ersJets trade pitch lands polarizing Browns QB, but it doesn't make senseHow 49ers' problem with Brandon Aiyuk might've been solved without a trade or release

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Lionel Messi has a message for Argentina's detractors: "Nothing was handed to us." The Argentina superstar responded to critics who have been bashing the reigning World Cup champions over perceptions of beneficial officiating and favoritism by the soccer establishment. He said the teams ability to overturn late-game deficits, most recently the semifinal victory over England, is the result of championship pedigree and nothing more. After trailing 1-0 going into the 85th minute, Argentina rallied for a 2-1 win over England on Wednesday to reach the World Cup final. The victory led tens of thousands to flood the streets of Buenos Aires in ecstatic celebrations, and marked another remarkable comeback that showed the perseverance of a team that is now one win from a back-to-back titles. Argentina faces Spain in Sunday's final. Argentina earlier survived by beating Cape Verde and Switzerland in extra time, and rallied for an improbable 3-2 victory over Egypt after coming back from being down 2-0 with 11 minutes of regulation time to play. But both the Swiss and Egyptian coaches criticized the refereeing. Egypt's Hossam Hassan went as far as to say that his team was the victim of a soccer establishment that favored Messi and Argentina. The comments fueled criticism sparked by fans who argue that the FIFA bracket favored La Albiceleste, and unfounded allegations on social media claiming that the soccer governing body wants Argentina to once again become World Cup champion. "Weve been the best over these past four years, either you like it or not, and no matter what anyone says," Messi said after the win over England. "Once again, weve established ourselves among the top two teams in the world. That proves that everything weve done is no fluke and that nothing was handed to us." The game against Switzerland swung on a call that riled up those who believe Argentina has been favored by World Cup officials. The Swiss had just tied the game at 1-1 on Dan Ndoyes goal in the 67th minute when Leandro Paredes was shown a yellow card for a tackle on Breel Embolo. But video showed the Swiss player falling before the Argentina midfielder made contact with him, and since Embolo received a yellow card earlier in the match, he was sent off and Switzerland was left to defend with 10 players. "We were punished because of a rule that in my opinion is completely unacceptable," Swiss coach Murat Yakin said after the game. "Its very painful that we were eliminated that way. I dont think we deserve that today, and in my opinion, my boys are the real heroes." Meanwhile, the Egyptian Football Association had said it "cannot remain silent" after what it believed was unfair and biased officiating in Egypts loss against Argentina. Argentina's team had not acknowledged the complaints on officiating and FIFA. In previous press conferences, Argentine coach Lionel Scaloni had even advised journalists asking about the matter "not to consume so much social media." But after the victory over England, the reigning champions fought back. "Reaching two consecutive World Cup finals is something very few achieve, and this group did it," Messi said. "If we had lost to England, there would have been people coming out to spout some nonsense, but we didnt give them the chance." Wednesdays semifinal was the latest chapter in a long-running feud that has transcended the field to encompass British control over the disputed Falkland Islands, which Argentina calls the Malvinas and claims as its sovereign territory. The British government on Thursday urged FIFA to investigate Argentinas team after players celebrating their victory over England posed with a banner handed over by fans, reading "Las Malvinas son Argentinas" "The Malvinas are Argentine." Enzo Fernandez acknowledged that his goal celebration, which leveled the score at 1-1, was aimed at Argentina's critics. The Chelsea midfielder first cupped his hands to his ears, a gesture interpreted in soccer as a challenge to critics. Then, he opened and closed his fingers, as if inviting them to keep talking. "There was a lot of talk; it was a mix of euphoria and frustration," Fernandez said. Scaloni, for his part, stated in the post-semifinal press conference that "this talk of help will always exist; it doesnt bother me." "With VAR today, its very difficult to get help; it would have to be glaringly obvious. We knew there was no help." Reporting by the Associated Press.

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