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[BBC]Guernsey bowlers Jason Greenslade and Ian Merrien have missed out on the men's pairs semi-finals at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.The duo faced unbeaten group leaders Malaysia in their final pool game knowing the winners would win their group and progress to the semi-finals. But the islanders suffered a 1.5-0.5 loss to end Glasgow 2026 second in their pool.They got off to a great start in the opening set as they went 4-0 up after two ends.But Amirul Danial Abdul Rahim and Mohammad Soufi Rusli took four shots in the next end to level it at 4-4.Guernsey went 5-4 up in the penultimate end, but the Malaysians were able to win the final end by a shot to tie the set 5-5.Greenslade and Merrien had no answer to Abdul Rahim and Rusli's start to the second set as they raced into a 10-0 lead after three ends.The islanders pulled a shot back in the fourth end but the Malaysian duo took three shots in the final end to ease to a 13-1 win and finish the pool stage with five wins from five games.

Gianni Infantino has been the president of Fifa since February 2016 [Getty Images]Uefa says it has lost confidence in the current Fifa leadership of Gianni Infantino as the fallout from the scrapped controversial investment plan intensified.On Saturday, Infantino said Fifa would no longer proceed with the proposal to sell stakes in the governing body's competitions to private investors.Uefa - which governs European football - had earlier voted to boycott World Cups if the plans went ahead, and other governing bodies also voiced their opposition.In a lengthy statement, Uefa said Infantino had "failed to deliver" on promises he made when elected in 2016."The current Fifa leadership has not only lost Uefa's confidence but also that of many other members of the football family," it read.More to follow.

Journalist: Newcastle United interested in move for Premier League defenderNewcastle Transfer Latest: Antonee Robinson Emerges as Left-Back Target Amid Major Squad UncertaintyNewcastle United are exploring a move for Fulham left-back Antonee Robinson as plans continue to take shape during a turbulent summer at St James Park. According to Alan Nixon, the USA international is under consideration as Newcastle assess their options in a position that may yet be reshaped by further departures.It has already been a testing close season for Newcastle. The exits of Anthony Gordon and Sandro Tonali have altered the mood around the club, Eddie Howes resignation added another layer of instability, and Bruno Guimaraes is understood to be edging towards Arsenal after an agreement in principle. Against that backdrop, attention has now turned to the left side of defence, where Lewis Halls future has become a significant talking point.Antonee Robinson on Newcastle shortlistRobinson has long attracted interest across the Premier League and has built a strong reputation at Fulham through his energy, athleticism and attacking delivery from left-back. He has been described as world-class, and when fully fit he remains one of the divisions most effective operators in that role.There are, however, factors that shape this situation. Injury issues limited Robinson to 17 starts in the 2025/26 campaign, and with Fulham entering a new phase following Marco Silvas departure, this summer may present an opportunity for movement. Newcastle are believed to be seeking a deal that suits both clubs, with no fee yet indicated.Photo IMAGOLewis Hall future could shape dealAny push for Robinson is naturally connected to Hall. Manchester Uniteds interest has been noted, and Newcastle are unlikely to carry two established first-choice left-backs in a season without European football. Fewer fixtures mean less room for expensive duplication, particularly while the wider squad is being remodelled.If Hall stays, the logic behind adding Robinson becomes harder to justify. If Hall leaves, the picture changes quickly. Newcastle would then need a ready-made Premier League performer, and Robinson would fit that brief far more cleanly than a developmental option.Newcastle rebuild gathering paceThere has still been recruitment work completed. Ewen Jaouen, Bazoumana Toure, Seun Steur and Aladji Bamba have arrived, while Lukas Hornicek is close as Newcastle look to strengthen their goalkeeping department. Those additions suggest the club are trying to balance long-term planning with immediate repair work.Matthias Jaissle is now tasked with steering that rebuild, and Robinsons profile would suit an aggressive, forward-thinking style. At the right price, this feels like a practical move if a vacancy opens up. Much will depend on Hall, but Newcastles interest appears grounded in sensible squad planning rather than opportunism alone.Our ViewFrom a Newcastle perspective, this report lands with mixed feelings. Robinson is a good Premier League player, proven, athletic and capable of making an instant impact. If Lewis Hall is genuinely on the way out, then replacing him with someone of Robinsons level would at least show the club understand the need for reliability in a difficult summer.Even so, it is hard to feel fully comfortable about the wider direction of travel. Losing key players, changing manager and facing uncertainty around more exits has created the sense of a team being pulled apart before it has had the chance to settle. In that context, signing a 29-year-old left-back feels more like damage limitation than a statement of ambition.That does not make it a bad move. Robinson would probably improve Newcastle immediately, especially in a system that asks full-backs to get high up the pitch. He knows the league, he would not need much adaptation time, and that matters when the club need stability.The concern is whether this is part of a coherent plan or simply a reaction to events. If Hall stays, many supporters will wonder why Newcastle need another starting left-back. If Hall goes, the deal makes far more sense. For now, this feels like one to watch carefully, because the transfer itself may tell us more about Newcastles bigger picture than the player alone.

Mainz midfielder Eric Martel sidelined after knee ligament injuryFSV Mainz 05 have confirmed via a statement on their website that summer signing Eric Martel could be sidelined indefinitely.Martel suffered a medial collateral ligament injury in his right knee during yesterday's friendly against Shabab Al Ahli Dubai.This diagnosis was confirmed by initial imaging studies after the midfielder was brought to the local hospital in Kufstein.As a result of the injury setback, Mainz are therefore speculating that Martel will be unavailable for the next few weeks.The recovery time depends on the individual healing process, with most recoveries taking anywhere from two weeks to three months.Martel will remain with the team at their training camp in Hopfgarten and will travel back to Mainz with the team next Wednesday.

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