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Salah may have been a superstar at Liverpool. He is on an even higher plane in Egypt.With every touch comes loud cheers from his country’s fans with huge pressure on his shoulders on every appearance.Sunday’s goal was his 68th for his country in 118 appearances, leaving him just one shy of manager Hassan’s all-time goal scoring record, and some will say it’s his most important yet as Egypt finally ended a 92-year wait for a World Cup win.Former Tottenham manager Ange Postecoglou, told ITV: “If there was any doubt about Mo’s impact on this team, you can still see it.”It…

Tandy initially named a 48-strong squad with six uncapped players including Exeter back rower Kane James and Harlequins centre Bryn Bradley, Dragons back-row duo Ryan Woodman and Harrison Keddie, Cardiff loose-head prop Rhys Barratt and Ospreys tight-head Ben Warren.There were recalls for Dragons prop Dillon Lewis, Leicester flanker Tommy Reffell, Scarlets centre Joe Roberts and Cardiff scrum-half Ellis Bevan.British and Irish Lions flanker Jac Morgan, Cardiff lock Teddy Williams and centre Max Llewellyn were included after missing the Six Nations because of injury.The squad has since been cut by two players after Bath back Louie Hennessey and Cardiff prop Keiron…

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Written off by pundits going into their match against Uruguay – Williams and Benni McCarthy on BBC One both predicted they would lose – Cape Verde refused to follow the script.A gift led to the second goal which drew the scores level, but Helio Varela did well regardless to produce a deft touch to take the ball past the stranded Muslera before stroking it into the back of the net.After that, Cape Verde showed the defensive strength that made the difference against Spain to be able to hold on to a point.They made sure to combine it with their attacking…

Bukayo Saka has trained with the England squad to provide a fitness boost to Thomas Tuchel before their second World Cup match against Ghana.The Arsenal attacker did not fully train with the rest of the squad on Saturday, instead doing some individual work for part of the session.However, it is understood that Saka did take part in normal training for England’s penultimate session on Sunday before Tuesday’s game in Boston.Saka is currently nursing an Achilles tendinitis issue and started on the bench for the 4-2 win over Croatia.Tuchel has since said Saka is unlikely to be in contention to start…

Iran coach Amir Ghalenoei believes his side’s unbeaten start to the World Cup will be talked about for years to come given the disruption they have faced before and during the tournament.The Iranians held 10-man Belgium to a goalless draw on Sunday after starting their Group G campaign with a draw against New Zealand.Their participation at the World Cup was uncertain because of the war with tournament co-hosts USA, and their preparations were hampered by opposition teams cancelling friendlies.”I want to go back six months,” he said. “We were in war conditions for six months; we didn’t have our league…

At times on Sunday at Shinnecock Hills it felt like becoming a case of if, and not when, Wyndham Clark would collect a second US Open title and the moment he has craved since smashing up a locker at last year’s championship.Having led at the end of each of the previous three days, the American, who had built a six-shot lead, began his fourth round as the overwhelming favourite.However, by the time he reached the end of the seventh hole, the 2023 champion was wobbling. His massive advantage had evaporated to a single stroke with Sam Burns in hot pursuit.…

Green and Labour councillors at Bristol City Council have been told to “just get on with” implementing a new bin lorry fleet after a spat over its Net Zero policy.Bristol’s Green-led council came under fire after it announced 40 of the 52 new bin lorries will be powered by diesel, despite the authority’s “aspirations to be the greenest in Britain”. Labour councillors described the situation as “less than ideal”, while Green members pointed out the move should have been looked into “a while ago” when under Labour’s control. The council has said “full electrification” of waste and recycling “will be…

Meijer LPGA Classic final round-17 M Yamashita (Jpn), L Woad (Eng); -15 H Wei-ling (Tpe), Y Liu (Chn); -14 MJ Kang (Kor), C Porter (Aus); -13 J Yan (Chn) G Kim (Aus), M Katsu (Jpn)Selected others: -11 R Takeda (Jpn); -9 J Kupcho (US); -7 H Green (Aus); -6 M Lee (Aus); -3 L Walsh (Ire)Full leaderboardLottie Woad was denied her third LPGA title as Miyu Yamashita fired a final-round 64 at the Meijer LPGA Classic before winning on the first play-off hole.England’s Woad trailed overnight leader Jing Yan by one stroke and produced a four-under 68 at Blythefield Country…