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Demi Vollering wins the Tour de France Femmes after a fierce competition, overcoming challenges and inspiring future generations in cycling.
The German U18 handball team has been crowned European champions after defeating Slovenia 36:27 in the final, adding another gold medal to the DHB's youth achievements.
Elina Svitolina dominated Anastasia Potapova in Toronto, winning decisively. However, the absence of a post-match handshake stirred controversy as Ukrainian fans celebrated their star.
Reggina is actively pursuing Emiliano Volpicelli to strengthen its attacking lineup for the upcoming season, aiming for a competitive edge.
Kristina Liutova has made a remarkable leap in the WTA rankings after winning her first title in Memphis, while Alexandra Eala has entered the top 20.
Leo Bittencourt questions his decisions, Gianni Infantino stirs controversy with a trophy stunt, and Antonio Rüdiger maintains his composure: highlights from this week's social media in football.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's plan to sell World Cup shares to private investors is met with strong criticism from UEFA, which is considering a boycott of FIFA events.
Paolo Maldini resigns from the Italian Football Federation after just 16 days, with Roberto Mancini returning as national coach amid ongoing chaos in Italian football management.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is making waves with the announcement of a new deal with investors, further pushing the boundaries of commercialization in football.
In a friendly match in France, referee Mathilde Demoncay was knocked down during a brawl, suffering a concussion. The match continued with Metz winning 3-1.
