Aymeric Laporte: Argentina like to leave a mark on opponents
Aymeric Laporte warned that Argentina “likes to leave a mark on their opponents” ahead of the World Cup final, setting a defensive tone for Spain and shaping what fans should watch.
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Aymeric Laporte warned that Argentina “likes to leave a mark on their opponents” ahead of the World Cup final, setting a defensive tone for Spain and shaping what fans should watch.
Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. says seeing the Knicks parade and talking with Jalen Brunson reignited his dream of hoisting a World Series trophy — and he’s channeling that energy into a Corona Beach Connect jersey collaboration.
A playful quick quiz: study the photo and four clues to identify World Cup star No 40. Make your guess, then follow the BBC Sport link to see the official reveal.
Pumas coach Felipe Contepomi told BBC Sport that “rugby union is ‘booming’ in football‑mad Argentina.” We examine the evidence behind that claim and what it might mean for clubs and the national team.
A BBC Sport analysis by Phil McNulty asks whether England lack all-round quality after their World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. We recap the match, examine tactical and squad issues, and outline what comes next.
Lindsey Vonn told People at the ESPYs that her ankle is “still broken” five months after crashing in the women’s downhill at the 2026 Winter Olympics. She says walking remains difficult and rehabilitation will be a long process.
BBC Sport reports that Jude Bellingham struck Argentina substitute Valentin Barco after England’s 2-1 World Cup semi-final defeat, an incident that sparked a pitchside melee. No official findings have been announced.
According to BBC Sport, Micah Richards paid tribute after his father Lincoln died shortly before Richards went on air as a BBC pundit for England’s World Cup semi-final against Argentina.
Dewi Lake has recovered from an injury scare and will captain Wales in the Nations Championship match against South Africa in Durban on Saturday. His selection maintains leadership continuity ahead of a crucial test.
According to BBC Sport, Cristian Romero called Gary Neville “stupid” after Neville criticised his centre-back partnership with Lisandro Martinez, prompting debate over media scrutiny and team dynamics.