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Everton Supporter Receives Stadium Ban for Racial Abuse Against Liverpool's Salah
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Son Heung-min's Finger Injury Sparks Controversy in South Korea Team Ahead of Asian Cup Exit
"Son Heung-min, the revered captain of South Korea's national team and a star player for Tottenham Hotspur, suffered a finger injury amid a discord with teammates over a seemingly innocuous game of table tennis. -
Jude Bellingham Sidelined with Ankle Sprain, Real Madrid Confirms
"Real Madrid's midfield dynamo Jude Bellingham is poised for a brief hiatus from the pitch following an ankle sprain sustained during the team's recent La Liga victory over Girona. The English international's injury was confirmed by Real Madrid after Bellingham was forced to exit the game in the aftermath of a challenge that saw Pablo Torre inadvertently step on his foot, causing visible discomfort.
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Olympic Gold Medalist Imane Khelif Sues J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk After Facing Cyber Harassment Over Gender Allegations
Algerian Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif has filed a lawsuit against several high-profile individuals, including J.K. Rowling and Elon Musk, over what her legal team describes as "aggravated cyber-harassment" following a heated controversy surrounding her gender eligibility at the 2024 Paris Olympics. This lawsuit marks a critical juncture in the ongoing debate about gender identity in sports, with Khelif's case drawing international attention. 
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Jordan Chiles Ordered to Return Olympic Bronze Medal After Appeal Rejected, Despite New Evidence
U.S. gymnast Jordan Chiles has been ordered to return the bronze medal she won at the Paris Olympics after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) rejected an appeal by USA Gymnastics. The ruling, which has sent shockwaves through the gymnastics community, comes despite what U.S. officials describe as "conclusive" new evidence supporting Chiles' rightful claim to the medal. 
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U.S. and Global Anti-Doping Agencies Clash Over Undercover Tactics
the U.S. and global anti-doping agencies are at odds over controversial tactics employed by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) to combat drug use in sports. 
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Simone Biles Urged To Stop Fans From 'Hating,' 'Threatening' And 'Cyberbullying' MyKayla Skinner After 'Work Ethic' Comment Diss
Simone Biles is called upon to address the cyberbullying of MyKayla Skinner after controversial 'work ethic' comments. 
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Céline Dion and Lady Gaga Dazzle at Paris Olympics Opening
Céline Dion made a breathtaking return to the stage during the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, delivering a powerful rendition of Édith Piaf's "Hymne à l'amour" from the Eiffel Tower. This marked Dion's first live performance since being diagnosed with stiff person syndrome (SPS), a rare neurological disorder, in December 2022. 
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Boston Baseball Icon Ted Williams' Frozen Head Mysteriously Vanishes: 'Everyone Reached Their Own Conclusion'
Ted Williams’ frozen head remains a mystery 22 years after his death, raising questions about the legendary slugger’s cryonic preservation. 
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Simone Biles Crushes 'Twisties' With Therapy And Husband's Support, Eyes Paris Gold
Simone Biles uses therapy and support from her husband to overcome the 'twisties' and prepares for the Paris Olympics, aiming for another gold medal. 
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Canadian Women's Soccer Coach Steps Down Amid Spy Drone Scandal Ahead of Olympic Match
Canada's women's soccer team, the defending Olympic champions, found themselves embroiled in a significant controversy on Wednesday as head coach Bev Priestman withdrew from their opening match against New Zealand. This decision followed allegations of a spying scandal involving a drone, which led to two members of the Canadian support staff being sent home. 
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Chelsea Eyes Villarreal's Filip Jorgensen with £17M Offer in Summer Transfer Push
Chelsea's transfer activities have been nothing short of hectic under Todd Boehly's ownership, continuing a trend of significant investments since Boehly took over from Roman Abramovich. The latest development sees the Blues submitting a £17 million bid for Villarreal goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen, as reported on Wednesday. This move is part of Chelsea's broader strategy to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season. 
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Chaos at Copa America Final: Colombian Football Federation President Arrested Amid Security Breach
The chaotic scenes at the Copa America final on Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens culminated in the arrest of the president of the Colombian Football Federation, Ramón Jesurún Sr., and his son, Ramón Jesurún Jr. The father-son duo faces charges of battery on specified officials following their alleged altercation with security personnel, amidst a night marred by disturbances and security breaches. 
