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Argentine national team head coach Lionel Scaloni has unveiled the lineup for their face-off against Ecuador. Julián Álvarez and Lautaro Martínez will spearhead the attack with support from Ángel Di María. Lionel Messi is set to start on the bench but is anticipated to take part in the match.
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Mercedes secured pole position at the Canadian Grand Prix, with George Russell and Max Verstappen setting identical times. A new front wing introduced at Monaco enhanced the car's balance, allowing lower ride heights and increased downforce. Russell praised the car's performance, calling it 'awesome all weekend.' Meanwhile, Ferrari struggled with tyre issues, and McLaren closely trailed Mercedes.
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Spain and Northern Ireland face off in an international friendly ahead of Euro 2024. The match will serve as the final preparatory game for Spain. Northern Ireland, coming off strong defensive performances, is expected to challenge Spain’s robust lineup. The match will be streamed on various channels worldwide, but isn't available live in the UK or India.
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Manchester United has reportedly launched a €60 million bid for Brazilian defender Leny Yoro, who is also being pursued by Real Madrid. The move exemplifies the fierce competition among top European clubs for emerging talent, even before the summer transfer window opens. The article explores the ongoing negotiations and the strategic maneuvers of these football giants.
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The South African Communist Party (SACP) has rejected the idea of forming a coalition with the Democratic Alliance (DA) and the MK Party. SACP General Secretary Solly Mapaila asserted that this decision was made to maintain the party's strategic consistency in resisting neoliberalism and state capture corruption. The DA and MK Party were characterized as 'counter-revolutionary' and anti-worker.
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The T20 World Cup 2024 clash between Afghanistan and Uganda is happening in Guyana. Uganda won the toss, opting to bowl, while Afghanistan's captain Rashid Khan emphasized the significance of supporting smaller cricketing nations. Featuring explosive talents like Gurbaz and Zadran, Afghanistan aims for a stellar performance.
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RTPI Scotland has expressed concerns about the overreliance on fee increases to resolve issues in Scotland’s planning system. They argue that increased fees alone won't address underinvestment in plan-making and enforcement. With planning fees covering just 66% of costs and the system being the lowest-funded local authority department, more comprehensive solutions are needed.
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Claudia Sheinbaum has made history as Mexico's first female and first Jewish president. Known for her background in physics and climate science, Sheinbaum won the presidency with a sweeping 60% of the vote. Her career spans academia and politics, with significant achievements in environmental policy and city governance. She now faces major challenges, including crime, femicide, and US-Mexico relations.
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In a thrilling start to the T20 World Cup in Dallas, the USA cricket team clinched a seven-wicket win over Canada. Aaron Jones shone with a remarkable 94 off 40 balls, propelling the USA to 197/3 in 17.4 overs, overtaking Canada's 194/5. The tournament aims to captivate a new audience in the Caribbean and the United States.
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In a dramatic Saudi Arabian Cup final, Cristiano Ronaldo's Al Nassr lost to Al Hilal after a 1-1 draw led to a penalty shootout. Al Nassr was reduced to ten men following David Ospina's ejection, while Al Hilal overcame the absence of Neymar to secure victory. Ronaldo, despite scoring a penalty, left the pitch clearly disheartened as his team failed to clinch the trophy.
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Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group nosedived after former President Donald Trump was convicted of falsifying business records in his hush-money trial. The company's stock, symbol 'DJT', dropped significantly in extended trading, reflecting the volatile nature of Trump's media venture.
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Lionel Messi's dedication to Inter Miami in MLS has come under scrutiny, with some questioning if he's saving his energy for the upcoming Copa America. Coach Tata Martino responded to these concerns after Messi's performance in a recent game where he scored but the team still lost. This has sparked a debate on whether Messi is fully invested in his MLS duties with Copa America on the horizon.