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Journalists from France, England, and Italy fill the auditorium of Monaco’s performance centre. The room buzzes with conversations in multiple languages, centered on Eric Dier and Ansu Fati, who were recently introduced. But the main attraction is yet to arrive—the one who has drawn reporters from across Europe.

Like the ambitious scientists in *Jurassic Park*, Gianni Infantino and his close associates at FIFA have spent years focused on whether they could expand their competitions, without fully considering if they should. The result is an excessively lucrative tournament, awkwardly squeezed into an already crowded schedule. The substantial rewards for

McLaren might view this year’s British Grand Prix as a moment to celebrate their revival in Formula One. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are set to lead the charge at Silverstone as strong contenders, sparking genuine hope that after years of struggle, McLaren is back where it belongs. Around

Tour de France Team Manager Criticizes Cycling’s Governing Body Over Safety Concerns A prominent Tour de France team manager, Jonathan Vaughters, has sharply criticized cycling’s governing body as the race prepares to begin, alleging the UCI is “incapable of making sound decisions regarding safety or the sport’s

Jobe Bellingham was left frustrated after receiving an early yellow card for a challenge on Nelson Deossa against Monterrey, a booking that ruled him out of the next match in the Club World Cup. The disappointment lingered the following day. The realization struck at half-time as he walked down the

England's Strong Partnership Resists India's Bowling 40th over: England 211-5 (Brook 71, Smith 85) Washington Sundar maintains his consistent line, causing difficulties with his drift. Brook attempts a defensive push but misses the ball. 39th over: England 209-5 (Brook 70, Smith 84) Smith drives Jadeja through