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Saudi Arabia 1-1 Uruguay: Magic City did not have much enthusiasm for this Group H encounter with Matt Hughes reporting:

Miami has more Instagram influencers per capita than Los Angeles and New York, which suggests that Fifa should have recruited some of them to help shift tickets rather than the ubiquitous IShowSpeed, whose hyperactivity has begun to irritate some A-list guests in Fifa’s VVIP areas.

As their city is built on celebrity and glamour Miami residents are not easily impressed, and even sports fans are spoilt for choice. The Hard Rock Stadium has hosted six Super Bowls and is a regular staging post on the Formula One circuit, so a group stage World Cup game featuring two goal-shy sides was never going to be a red letter day.

Tom Holland arrived in Madrid to promote the upcoming superhero blockbuster 'Spider‑Man: Brand New Day', set to open on July 29. The British actor, who co‑stars with Zendaya, was surrounded by enthusiastic fans and media as he discussed the film’s action-filled storyline and his excitement for the new chapter in the franchise.

Luciana Alvarengue likes to think she had the smallest of influences on two of her old pupils as they take aim at another World Cup

For all Argentinians, sitting down to watch the 2022 World Cup final was special – but for Luciana Alvarengue there was additional emotion. In the Argentina side were not one but two players to whom she had taught maths at school: Enzo Fernández and Julián Álvarez.

“They are still my students, even if they are no longer in the classroom,” she says. “To see it with my son telling me: ‘Mamá, there are your students’ … that’s really nice.”

Tennissøstrene Serena (44) og Venus (45) Williams har fått «wildcard» til å delta i doubleturneringen i Wimbledon sammen.
Det opplyser arrangøren på sine nettsider.
Serena Williams gjorde et sensasjonelt comeback på tennisbanen i forrige uke da hun og doublepartner Victoria Mboko vant 1. rundekampen i Queen's Club-turneringen i London. Det var fire år siden sist Williams hadde spilt profftennis.
19-årige Mboko skadet seg imidlertid i en singlekamp i samme turnering. Dermed blir det i stedet Williams-søstrene på gresset i den prestisjefylte Grand Slam-turneringen i England.
Søstrene Serena og Venus har vunnet henholdsvis 23 og sju Grand Slam-titler gjennom karrierene sine.
(NTB)