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Former England rugby captain and 2003 World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio is auctioning his historic winner's medal following personal bankruptcy. The 54-year-old English sports legend accumulated significant debts due to business collapse and an expensive divorce. Discover the heartbreaking true story behind the public auction of his iconic rugby memorabilia and career trophies. The post Who is Lawrence Dallaglio? Why England Rugby’s 2003 World Cup Hero is Putting His Iconic Winner’s Medal up For Auction appeared first on The Sunday Guardian .

Mistakenly labelled 'Northern Hemisphere vs Southern Hemisphere' it is actually Europe vs Rest of the World' as Japan is in the Northern Hemisphere

As Andy Burnham addresses the Labour Conference in the city of his birth, Dan Haygarth asks the people of Liverpool whether their Scouse PM will benefit the city - or whether his ‘Manchesterism’ shows his priorities are elsewhere

UFC president Dana White has admitted he is unsure whether Tyson Fury’s proposed heavyweight clash with Anthony Joshua will go ahead as scheduled, with... The post Dana White Casts Doubt On Fury-Joshua Fight Amid Promotion Row appeared first on Naija News .

Sports By Cort Reynolds BLUFFTON__The Bluffton High School volleyball team defeated visiting non-league foe Wapakoneta in straight sets Monday evening. The Pirate girls improved to 11-5 with the victory. Wapakoneta fell to 9-6 after the defeat.

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The Montreal Canadiens are expecting to make some noise this season, but that doesn't mean their roster is a finished product. General manager Kent Hughes isn't shy to make big trades and heading into the new season, there's several Canadiens who are on the trade block. Here's the top-3 trade candidates who are most likely to be moved this season out of Montreal: Sam Montembeault Montembeault has been called the most likely player in the NHL to be traded first this season by multiple insiders. The Canadiens have three capable goaltenders and Montembeault will be the odd man out. Jakub Dobes just signed a team-friendly extension, Jacob Fowler is the youngest, and with the most potential, leaving Montembeault, a pending UFA as the prime trade candidate. He doesn't own any trade protection, so won't have any say in the matter. Kirby Dach Dach, a former No.3 overall pick hasn't lived up to his potential in Montreal, and continues to battle through injuries. He's also a pending free agent and there's been plenty of chatter lately about his future. Dach's been linked to the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames, who are both desperate for a right-handed top-nine center. Michael Hage Hage was probably the most asked about prospect on the trade market this past summer, and let's get one thing straight, the Canadiens will only move Hage if it's in a blockbuster that lands them a top-line forward, who is under contract for at least a few years. This wouldn't be a rental situation, not even close, as the team is very high on Hage. But, if a team offers a proven all star, who will stick around Montreal long term, there's certainly at least a little bit of potential it happens.

Pakistan's PUBG Mobile team players pose with bronze medals after finishing third in the Asian Games esports competition at the Aichi Sky Expo in Tokoname on September 29, 2026. — Pakistan Olympic Association TOKONAME: Pakistan’s five-member PUBG Mobile squad of...

Ali Akbar Khan scored his first international goal to spark a stirring fightback as Pakistan came from two goals down to hold the Philippines to a 2-2 draw in the FIFA ASEAN Cup on Tuesday, with Abdul Samad Arshad netting the equaliser. Nolberto Solano’s men had suffered a heavy 4-0 defeat in their Division I Group ‘B’ opener against Thailand, but they showed remarkable resilience and powers of recovery in a gritty performance. The draw delivered Pakistan their first goals and first point in their debut appearance in a FIFA competition. The result carried extra significance given the ranking gap — Pakistan, ranked 198th in the world, faced a Philippines side sitting 135th–136th — a difference of more than 60 places. Pakistan were put under early pressure by the higher-ranked hosts of the group stage fixture at Si Jalak Harupat Stadium. The defence dealt with a barrage of crosses, with Mohibullah Afridi putting his body on the line to turn a low cross behind for a corner, while goalkeeper Yousuf Butt denied André Leipold in a one-on-one situation. The Philippines broke the deadlock with a scrappy goal in the 24th minute. Mohibullah, on the line, turned a header onto the bar, but Sandro Reyes reacted quickest to the rebound and bundled it home. Pakistan responded with their first real chance minutes later when Ali Akbar broke through only to see his effort saved by a diving Kevin Ray Mendoza. The miss proved costly. Two minutes past the half-hour mark, a handball by Mohammad Fazal inside the box led to a penalty. Bjørn Kristensen sent Yousuf the wrong way from the spot to make it 2-0. The Philippines continued to press, with centre-back Haris Zeb blocking a diving header and Yousuf called into action again. Late in the half, Pakistan countered but Alamgir Ghazi shot high from distance. Solano made two changes at the break, introducing Ali Agha and Hayyan Khattak for Alamgir and Umar Nawaz. The adjustments paid immediate dividends. Two minutes into the second half, skipper Abdullah Iqbal found Ali Akbar on the left. The forward weaved past a defender and slotted the ball between Mendoza’s legs for his maiden international goal. Pakistan kept pushing. Hayyan shot wide moments later, and on the hour mark a cutback failed to reach Ali Akbar. The equaliser soon arrived: Abdul Samad Arshad won the ball on the right, drove into the box, cut onto his left foot and fired past a helpless Mendoza for his second international goal, making it 2-2. Solano later handed international debuts to left-back Abdul Rehman and Abdul Samad Khan, replacing Fazal and Ali Uzair, as Pakistan continued to attack. At the other end, Mohibullah produced another vital block from point-blank range on a Philippines counter. With Pakistan fans in the stands urging them on, the Green Shirts pressed for a winner but the Philippines held firm. The hard-earned point keeps Pakistan’s campaign alive in Group ‘B’ ahead of their final fixture against Vietnam.

Khamzat Chimaev will fight Colby Covington at Real American Freestyle Abu Dhabi on November 14th. The matchup, confirmed Monday on RAF's social channels per MMA Mania, puts two former UFC champions in the main event for the organization's Cruiserweight Crossover Championship.