Figueira da Foz hosts the FISU World University Beach Sports Championship from 16-22 September. Participants from 31 nations and regions will compete for world titles in four disciplines: beach handball, beach soccer, beach volleyball and beach wrestling. For six days, the coastal city of Figueira da Foz will become a hub of international university sport. [...] The post Student-aththletes from all five continents meet on a Portuguese beach appeared first on FISU .
Angel City FC defeated the Seattle Reign 3-1 with goals from Ally Sentnor, Ary Borges, and Taylor Suarez. In a separate National Women's Soccer League match, Bay FC came back from a 2-0 deficit to tie the Denver Summit 2-2, with late goals from Claire Hutton and Taylor Huff.
Korea's 122-member Asian Games delegation departed for Nagoya, Japan, ahead of the 2026 Asian Games, where athletes from 45 nations will compete across 43 sports.
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There has been clarification from the Premier League regarding a ‘controversial’ moment on Monday night, during the match between Leeds United and Newcastle United. Leeds United won a corner in the opening minute of the match.
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