Vanessa Gilles scored for Canada in a 1-0 win over Colombia at Stade de Nice. As Canadian Press sports reporter Greg Strong explains, the must-win victory, which came after a tumultous week for the team, sends Canada into the knockout stage at the Paris Olympics.
"We're not here playing or taking a vacation," head of the country's swimming team, Gustavo Otsuka, said as Ana Carolina Vieira headed homeA ruling by the FIFA Appeals Committee puts former Canada coach John Herdman at Ground Zero within Canada Soccer for spying on rival teams.Argentina World Cup champion Ángel Di María says he won’t finish his soccer career with his hometown club after violent threats against his family.
While the Olympic Village offers athletes from around the world a once-in-a-lifetime chance to meet and socialize, some Olympians in Paris have chosen to leave early, complaining of crowded quarters and long commutes.The clock has gone past 6 p.m. ET on July 30th, do you know where your favorite player is? Major League Baseball's trade deadline officially passed with a flurry of action after simmering over the past few days.
PARIS — The scene felt all too familiar to Coco Gauff. An officiating decision she was sure was wrong. A chair umpire who wouldn't listen. Tears streaming down her cheeks. And, most disappointing of all, a loss, this time at the Paris Olympics.The 2024 Paris Olympics will see 16 teams compete for gold in men's soccer. Here is everything to know about the tournament.
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