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The 2026 FIFA World Cup begins on June 11 across North America, with 48 teams and 104 matches. While most venues are prepared, infrastructure challenges remain, and Iran's potential withdrawal due to US tensions raises concerns about tournament integrity and participation.
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Liverpool overturned a first-leg deficit with goals from Szoboszlai, Ekitike, Gravenberch, and Salah, setting up a quarter-final against PSG. The match featured key injuries, missed chances, and Salah's 50th Champions League goal. Liverpool's win signals a resurgence ahead of their next challenge.
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On March 24, 2026, Mohamed Salah announced he will leave Liverpool at the end of the 2025-26 season, ending a nine-year tenure. Salah and Liverpool agreed to terminate his contract a year early, allowing him to become a free agent. Potential destinations include Saudi Arabia's Pro League and Major League Soccer, while New York City FC has not yet engaged in talks.
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Sheffield's Crucible theatre will host the world snooker championships until 2045, securing a major sporting event in the city. The announcement follows speculation about relocating the event abroad, providing relief for the city’s cultural and sporting identity. The decision highlights Sheffield’s ongoing recovery from industrial decline.
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Tottenham's midfielder, Simons, has sustained a right ACL injury during a Premier League match, ending his season and likely causing him to miss the upcoming World Cup with the Netherlands. The injury impacts both his club and national team prospects.
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Mohamed Salah has suffered a hamstring injury during Liverpool's match, which is confirmed to have ended his club season. Despite this, Salah is determined to recover in time for the upcoming World Cup, with officials stating he will be fit for Egypt's group stage matches. The injury adds to concerns over key players' fitness ahead of the tournament.