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Gianni Infantino confirms Iran will play at US World Cup amid conflict
Fifa president Gianni Infantino has confirmed that Iran will participate in this summer's World Cup in the US despite the ongoing military conflict. Fifa previously rejected requests to move the nation's group-stage fixtures to Mexico.
Patrick Vieira tips Declan Rice to reignite Arsenal trophy hopes
Former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira believes Declan Rice has the necessary leadership qualities to rescue the club's faltering season and secure major silverware.
Las Vegas Aces sign A’ja Wilson on record-breaking $5m supermax contract
Four-time WNBA MVP A'ja Wilson has signed a historic three-year, $5m supermax contract to remain with the Las Vegas Aces, marking the largest deal in league history.
Gunmen shoot dead referee Javier Ortega during match in Ecuador
Amateur referee Javier Ortega, 48, was fatally shot on the pitch during a match in Ecuador. Police are investigating the incident as a targeted assassination amid surging national violence.
bet365 Ends Credit Card Deposits in U.S. Market
bet365 no longer accepts credit cards for U.S. deposits as of April 13, 2026. The move aligns with increased regulatory pressure for consumer protection.
NBA confirms 86% viewership surge under new television agreements
The NBA has announced an 86% increase in domestic viewership, with 170 million fans tuning in during the first year of the league's new media rights deal.
Manchester United eye Bournemouth raid as Liverpool outline transfer plans
Manchester United are targeting a raid on Bournemouth, while Liverpool manager Arne Slot finalises his transfer shortlist ahead of a crucial Premier League weekend.
Cristian Romero could leave Tottenham this summer after season-ending injury
Tottenham defender Cristian Romero is expected to seek a summer transfer after a season-ending injury ruled him out of their relegation battle.