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07/07 13:37 Flash:

Belgian Goalkeeper Blasts Disrespect: Senegal Tougher Than USA!

In the World Cup Round of 16, Belgium defeated the United States 4-1. Goalkeeper Courtois stated bluntly after the match that the outside world lacks respect for Belgium, but the team proved its strength with the victory. He mentioned that Belgium controlled the game from the start, only allowing Balogun one shot. Regarding Balogun's suspension extension, Courtois said he found it amusing. He believes Senegal is stronger than the USA, and they have a better chance against the latter...

07/07 13:37 Flash:

European Red Devils Rout Hosts! Belgium 4-1 Thrashes USA in Historic Away Win

In the World Cup round of 16, Belgium routed hosts USA 4-1. This scoreline ties the Netherlands (3-0 vs Brazil in 2014) and Italy (4-1 vs Mexico in 1970) for the second-largest margin of victory by a European team against a host nation. The record remains held by Germany (7-1 vs Brazil in 2014).

07/07 13:13 Flash:

Triple-Double Maniacs! Jokic and Hezonja Dominate World Cup Qualifiers European Zone

In the European Zone of the FIBA Basketball World Cup Qualifiers, Serbia defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 94-81, with Serbia (4-2) and Bosnia (2-4) both advancing. Jokic posted 20 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists, 2 steals, and 1 block in 32 minutes, becoming one of only two players to record a triple-double in the zone, alongside Mario Hezonja.

07/07 12:52 Flash:

Mbappe Fully Revived: Knee Injury Healed, Becomes France's Nuclear Weapon

L'Equipe reports that after recovering from a knee injury, Mbappe's form has improved, making him a key driving force for France. Deschamps made notably late substitutions in group stage and round of 16 matches. The team adapted to high temperatures with recovery measures and maintained a positive atmosphere under pressure.

07/07 12:37 Flash:

Legend Rages: Vinicius Should Have Taken the Penalty!

Brazilian legend Romario criticized Vinicius Jr. for not stepping up to take the penalty after Brazil's 1-2 loss to Norway in the round of 16. In the 13th minute, the spot kick was taken by Bruno Guimaraes and saved. Romario stated that Vinicius, as the most decisive player, should have taken the ball himself. He also criticized the Brazilian team for lacking attitude, allowing Norway to hold 60%-70% possession, and expressed confusion over Ancelotti's tactics. Ancelotti described the situation as "expected."

07/07 12:13 Flash:

Jokic Holds Both Daughters! Posts Triple-Double to Lead Team to Advancement

Nikola Jokic notched a triple-double (20 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists) as Serbia beat Bosnia 94-81 to advance in FIBA World Cup qualifying. He then celebrated by lifting both of his daughters.

07/07 11:37 Flash:

Semedo Stands Firm on Ronaldo Support Debate! Refuses to Discuss Failure on Elimination Night, Insists Team Gave Their All

Portugal defender Nelson Semedo responded to external criticism after a 0-1 loss to Spain eliminated them from the World Cup Round of 16. He stated that discussing whether the team supported Cristiano Ronaldo enough is no longer important at that moment, believes Portugal played a decent tournament against a strong contender, denied elimination is failure, and insisted the team gave their all.

07/07 11:13 Flash:

Fan Dream Comes True! Rookie Drareya: Idol Doncic, Now a Teammate

Mavericks rookie Sergio Drareya said Luka Doncic is his favorite Mavericks player. Drareya started following Doncic since his time at Real Madrid, regarding him as his idol, which led him to become a Mavericks fan. As the No. 25 pick this year, Drareya has officially joined the Mavericks.

07/07 10:52 Flash:

Harden edges out Curry! 2009 draft class playoff scoring leader explodes onto the scene

Data blogger Stat Defender has compiled the top 10 playoff total scorers from the 2009 NBA draft class: James Harden leads with 4,240 points, followed by Stephen Curry with 4,147 points, Jrue Holiday with 1,634 points, DeMar DeRozan with 1,375 points, Danny Green with 1,338 points, Blake Griffin with 1,238 points...

07/07 10:46 Flash:

27 Minutes, 15+7! Nets Dominate Warriors in Summer League, Saraf's 6-of-3 from Three-Point Range Key

July 7, NBA Summer League: Nets defeated Warriors 100-79. Saraf played 27 minutes, shooting 6-of-12 from the field (3-of-6 from three-point range), contributing 15 points, 3 rebounds, 7 assists, and 1 steal.

07/07 10:40 Flash:

Substitutes Make the Difference! Cucurella: Unified Team Goal, Championship Above All

Spanish left-back Cucurella said after the team's 1-0 victory over Portugal to advance to the quarterfinals: The team controlled the tempo of the match throughout and deserved the win. He emphasized that the victory came from the collective effort of the entire team, with the clean sheet resulting from the forwards' pressing and the midfield's organization. Starting was not the only key; the substitutes created the match-winning combination. Cucurella stated that Merino's finishing ability has improved and hopes he continues to score. Regarding...

07/07 10:16 Flash:

41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo has only 1 goal in 10 World Cup knockout games! 0 non-penalty goals, 0 assists

Portugal lost 0-1 to Spain and were eliminated in the round of 16, with Ronaldo playing the full match. In World Cup knockout matches, he has made 10 appearances totaling 741 minutes, with only 1 goal and 0 assists. His sole goal was a penalty against Croatia in this edition. In his World Cup career, he has 27 appearances and 11 goals, but no goals from open play in the knockout stages. With Portugal's elimination, Ronaldo's World Cup journey has ended.

07/07 10:10 Flash:

De Ketelaere Scores Twice as Belgium Crush USA 4-1 to Reach World Cup Quarterfinals

Belgium defeated the United States 4-1 in the World Cup knockout stage, with De Ketelaere scoring twice as Belgium secured a place in the quarterfinals.

07/07 10:10 Flash:

Final Four Showdown! France, Morocco, Spain, and Belgium Converge in Upper Bracket Semifinals

The Round of 16 of the FIFA World Cup in the USA, Canada, and Mexico has finished, setting the upper bracket quarterfinals: France vs. Morocco and Spain vs. Belgium, with the winners advancing to the final.

07/07 10:10 Flash:

All Three Hosts Eliminated! US, Canada, and Mexico Exit in Round of 16

The United States, Canada, and Mexico, the three co-hosts of the World Cup, were all knocked out in the Round of 16 after losses to Belgium, Morocco, and England respectively, bringing a collective end to their tournament runs.

07/07 09:52 Flash:

Farewell! Bucks release lengthy tribute to Giannis: 13-year legacy, championship banner forever

The Milwaukee Bucks officially released a lengthy farewell tribute to Giannis Antetokounmpo on July 7. Thirteen years ago, he joined Milwaukee from Sepolia and grew into one of the greatest players in franchise history, leading the team to its first NBA championship in 50 years. The organization praised his loyalty and hard work, stating that he will forever be family, a champion, and part of the Bucks.

07/07 09:37 Flash:

Ronaldo: I'm not done yet! Thanks to Saudi fans for support

After Portugal's World Cup round of 16 loss to Spain, Ronaldo gave an interview to Saudi media. He thanked Saudi fans, calling them incredible fans, and expressed hope for continued support because his career is not over yet.

07/07 09:10 Flash:

Last-minute winner! Merino's dagger helps Spain eliminate Portugal to reach quarterfinals

Spain edged Portugal 1-0 in a World Cup Round of 16 match thanks to Merino's stoppage-time winner. The midfielder expressed relief and joy, credited coach De la Fuente's trust, and thanked his family for support.

07/07 09:04 Flash:

11 Shots in the First Half! Belgium Leads USA 2-1, Absolutely Dominates with 4x Clear-Cut Chances

World Cup Round of 16 Half-Time Report: USA 1-2 Belgium. Data comparison: Possession 47%-53%, Expected goals 0.42-1.90, Shots 3-11, Shots on target 1-5, Clear-cut chances 0-4, Missed clear-cut chances 0-2, Corners 1-3, Fouls 5-4, Passes 214-234, Tackles 9-13, Yellow cards 1-0.

07/07 08:58 Flash:

Gundogan Names Klopp as Best Answer for Germany's Revival

Ilkay Gundogan has backed Jurgen Klopp as the ideal successor for the Germany head coach role, praising his ability to unite the nation, reignite fan passion, restore players' form, and foster trust through honesty and high standards.

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