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Seven teams, including hosts and early front-runners from Asia and Oceania, have qualified for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. With the tournament’s expansion to 48 teams, qualification battles intensify across regions and new opportunities emerge for more nations to join the world's most-watched football event.
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Simba SC's coach Fadlu Davids shines a spotlight on Stellenbosch FC's rise and underlines the need for his team to prepare seriously. After beating Zamalek, Stellenbosch make their first CAF Confederation Cup semi-final, while Simba returns to this stage after 32 years.
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The Minnesota Timberwolves overwhelmed the Los Angeles Lakers 117-95 in their 2025 NBA Playoffs Game 1, setting a franchise record with 21 three-pointers. Jaden McDaniels, Naz Reid, and Anthony Edwards led Minnesota, while Luka Doncic’s 37 points couldn’t lift LA. Minnesota’s dominant second quarter turned the tide in their favor.
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FC Barcelona hosts Real Betis in a crucial La Liga clash. Barcelona tops the league, while Betis eyes Champions League spots. Key players like Lamine Yamal could play crucial roles. Learn how to watch the game live in India and worldwide.
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Stephen Curry will miss the Warriors' March 22 game against the Hawks due to a left pelvic contusion. Although the MRI shows no structural damage, Curry's absence marks his 11th missed game this season. As the Warriors begin a six-game road trip, they strive to tackle their turnover issues. Despite Curry's absence, the team has shown resilience, boosted by Jimmy Butler's strong performance.
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AS Roma is on a mission to claim their sixth consecutive Serie A victory as they face Cagliari at home. With their strong defensive form, led by Mats Hummels, and an impressive attack featuring Artem Dovbyk, Roma is poised for success. Despite Cagliari's recent struggles on the road, they will need to overcome injuries to key players, making this an anticipated matchup.
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West Ham edges Arsenal 1-0 with Jarrod Bowen's decisive header in a dramatic Premier League match. The game saw Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly sent off, leaving the Gunners with ten men. Despite Arsenal's intense pressure and a disallowed goal, West Ham held on for a crucial win, boosting their fight against relegation while denting Arsenal's title hopes.
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Lionel Messi's two assists helped Inter Miami secure a dramatic 2-2 draw against New York City FC in their MLS season opener. Despite a first-half red card for Avilés and a goal advantage by NYCFC, Messi's brilliance facilitated crucial goals by Avilés and Segovia, maintaining Inter Miami's unbeaten streak in openers.
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Muhsin Hendricks, the world’s first openly gay cleric, was murdered in South Africa, shocking a nation already grappling with high crime. As a founder of a mosque supporting LGBTQ+ Muslims, his death highlights ongoing threats for LGBTQ+ advocates.
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Sam Nujoma, pivotal in Namibia's move from colonial rule to independence, has died at 95. As the first President, Nujoma navigated complex international politics, balancing both socialist and Western influences. His legacy includes national reconciliation and groundbreaking leadership, despite controversies over his views on AIDS and homosexuality.
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In a thrilling clash between Arsenal and Manchester City on February 2, 2025, football fans can catch the action via multiple broadcast channels and streaming platforms. This guide details how you can watch the match live, with coverage on NBC Sports and Peacock, and a gripping preview of Arsenal's commanding 5-1 victory. Key moments include performances from Martin Ødegaard and Erling Haaland, impacting Arsenal's position in the Premier League race.
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In an unexpected move, the Dallas Mavericks have traded their 25-year-old star Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers. This decision, part of a three-team deal, has captured the basketball world by surprise. Concerns over Doncic's conditioning and defensive struggles loomed large. Despite Doncic's impressive offensive performance, the Mavericks' hesitation about his supermax deal and injury history may have played a role in this game-changing trade.