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Two late goals lift Whitecaps to come-from-behind victory over Timbers
The Vancouver Whitecaps believe in one another, and the team proved Saturday why exactly that unwavering faith is warranted.
After falling behind 2-1 just moments before halftime, the ‘Caps rallied with a pair of stoppage-time goals for a 3-2 victory over their regional rivals, the Portland Timbers.
“It doesn’t matter the score, we can always get the three points,” said midfielder Sebastian Berhalter, who put away the game-winning strike in the 95th minute. “It’s a testament to the culture, I guess, that we’ve built … that everyone still believes and no one panics.
“And it’s our identity, it’s who we want to be. We want to be people that, even if we’re winning 3-0, want to get the fourth. If we’re down 2-1, we want to get the 3-2.”
The Whitecaps improved to 5-1-0 on the season while the Timbers fell to 1-4-1. Portland has not won a game since Feb. 21 when the Columbus Crew 3-2 to open the season.
Vancouver controlled 61.1 per cent of possession across the game and outshot Portland 22-9, with a 9-4 edge in on-target shots.
It took the home side until nearly the final whistle to seal the win.
“You can never draw up a game. You can hope for something and prepare something, but you know, this game is so unpredictable,” said Whitecaps head coach Jesper Sorensen.
“For a neutral (fan), I think it was very entertaining. For our fans, I think they left the building very happy. And they should, because it was. I think we played a very good game in general.”
The ‘Caps got off to a solid start, with Edier Ocampo scoring six minutes in.
Vancouver ‘keeper Yohei Takaoka sent a long kick up the field and his Portland counterpart James Pantemis came up outside of the penalty area to challenge. Ocampo collected the ball before Pantemis could get to it and took a couple of strides before rolling a low shot in to give the home side an early 1-0 lead.
The Whitecaps controlled play through much of the first half, but the visitors pushed late in the frame and capitalized on their chances.
Juan Mosquera levelled the score at 1-1 in the 37th minute, sending a rocket of a shot soaring into the top corner of the net off a corner kick.
He then helped out on David Da Costa’s tally in first-half injury time. Vancouver defender Mattias Laborda blocked a cross but couldn’t clear the ball and Mosquera was there to pick it up and get it off to Da Costa, who sent a sharp-angle shot in from the side of the six-yard box to give the Timbers a 2-1 lead.
The Whitecaps didn’t take advantage of their chances during the first half, Sorensen said.
In the locker room at the break, the coach said he told his team to stay focused and not panic.
“Just keep believing. We need one moment to equalize and then we needed to push for the rest of the game. And today we managed,” he told reporters. “But there was no need to panic. It would have been worse if we had played a very bad first half. Then we would have needed to change a lot. But there was no need for this.”
Vancouver pressed in the second half, hemming the Timbers in their own end and creating several chances that Portland blocked or quickly headed out of harm’s way.
A corner kick in the 89th minute proved fateful for the ‘Caps.
Berhalter swung the ball in and Ocampo drilled a shot into a defender at the top of the penalty area, who was called for a handball. Referee Joe Dickerson signalled for a penalty kick.
Thomas Muller stepped up to take the shot in the first minute of injury time, stutter stepped, then fired a left-footed shot in past Pantemis for his third goal of the season.
Four minutes later, Berhalter chipped a left-footed shot off from the top of the penalty area, sailing the ball in to give Vancouver a late 3-2 lead with his fourth goal of the season.
“I knew I needed to get in the box. I just got fortunate it fell to me, and then once it fell to me, I knew I was going to score,” said the American midfielder. “So it’s a good effort by the whole team. Honestly, I just looked at it — that was the 91st and 95th minute. And to score two goals in stoppage time shows a lot.”
Even after collecting an important victory, the Whitecaps have work to do, Takaoka cautioned.
“It’s a massive win for us, and we showed our mentality,” said the ‘keeper.
“We never give up until the end. It’s a massive win, but we have to look back at the end of the first half, we’ve conceded two games in a row. We have to be solid and we can’t allow a goal in the end of the first half. So I think we should be better, but it’s a great win.”
Saturday marked the second meeting between the two clubs this season. The ‘Caps beat the Timbers 4-1 in Portland on March 7. Striker Bruno Caicedo made his Whitecaps debut, coming on for Cheikh Sabaly in the 71st minute. An announced crowd of 25,465 took in the game at B.C. Place.
Timbers: Host Los Angeles FC on Saturday, April 11.
Whitecaps: Host New York City FC on Saturday, April 11.
Jack Pridham scored twice, Cameron Reid had a goal and three assists, and the Kitchener Rangers knocked off the Everett Silvertips 6-2 to record their second consecutive victory at the Memorial Cup tournament on Monday.
Christian Humphreys, Gabriel Chiarot and Cameron Arquette also scored for the Ontario Hockey League champions, who led 2-1 after the first period and 5-2 heading into the third at Prospera Place.
Rylan Gould had a goal and an assist for the Western Hockey League champion Silvertips, who slipped to 1-1. Matias Vanhanen also scored for the American squad.
The Silvertips, who outshot the Rangers 42-28, went 1-for-4 on the power play, while the Rangers were 1-for-2.
The Chicoutimi Sagueneens (1-1) play the Rangers (2-0) on Tuesday, while the host Kelowna Rockets (0-2) face the Silvertips (1-1) on Wednesday.
Hardik Pandya could be on his way out of Mumbai Indians after a disastrous outing in the Indian Premier League in IPL 2026. While MI finished ninth in the points table, Hardik also had a challenging campaign, even from an individual standpoint, scoring just 146 runs in 8 innings and taking only 3 wickets. Recently, the MI captain’s Instagram story fueled rumours of his exit from the franchise, with fans hinting that a move to CSK could be on the cards for the star all-rounder.
In the picture posted on his Instagram story, there was a laptop where a film was playing, a notebook, a pen and his mobile phone. However, what caught the attention of fans was the time displayed on the phone screen. The time showed ’07:07′ and it did not take the internet much time to connect it to MS Dhoni.
Reacting to a recent post from a fan who asked whether CSK should re-sign pacer Matheesha Pathirana if the Kolkata Knight Riders decide to release the Sri Lankan, former India cricketer R Ashwin dropped a cryptic message. The veteran spinner hinted at the specific players the franchise should target to bolster their squad next season.
While doubling down on Pathirana’s retention, Ashwin also suggested the names of England Test captain Ben Stokes and a mystery player labeled “07:07.” Fans were incredibly quick to link the cryptic player to Hardik, referring to the all-rounder’s recent Instagram post.
Pathirana, 07:07 & Stokes !
Opening
Dube & 07:07 MiddleOrder/Finishing
Overton & Stokes Balance https://t.co/kSALlKQDCp
— Ashwin 🇮🇳 (@ashwinravi99) May 26, 2026
Hardik had rejoined MI ahead of IPL 2024 after an all-cash trade deal with Gujarat Titans, a franchise he had led to the title in 2022.
However, since his return to Mumbai, the powerhouse franchise has failed to qualify for the playoffs in two of his three seasons at the helm, including a dismal ninth-place finish in the 2026 edition.
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Since 2009, the Dallas Cowboys have played their home games at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. For the past decade, the team’s headquarters and training facility have been based at The Star in Frisco — about 36 miles from the stadium.
Meanwhile, second-year Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer lives in McKinney, Texas — about a 30-minute drive from the team facility. To cut down on his daily commute, Schottenheimer has put his sprawling McKinney home on the market to replace it with a property closer to the team facility.
The listing agent for Schottenheimer’s soon-to-be former home said proximity to work ultimately drove the NFL coach’s decision to move.
“It really is just time being closer to work, and every minute counts, when you’re at that level, for him,” said Carrie Himel, a member of Compass Sports & Entertainment division, told The Dallas Morning News.
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Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer is on the sidelines during the second half against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field in Detroit, Mich. (Lon Horwedel/Imagn Images)
The 5,700-square-foot home was listed for $3.8 million as of mid-April, according to Zillow. For tax purposes, the Collin County Appraisal District valued the property at nearly $2 million.
Himel added that the home quickly attracted a buyer.
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“It’s a private, serene oasis,” Himel said. “Every window, or every space, in that house looks at nature. So it really is a special property, it just needed a special buyer. We’re fortunate to get one pretty quickly.”
McKinney is located approximately 17 miles from The Star. It is unclear where exactly Schottenheimer intends to purchase his next home.
A general exterior view of Ford Center at the Star in Frisco, Texas, prior to the Big 12 NFL Pro Day on March 20, 2025. (Aaron M. Sprecher/Getty Images)
The four-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath home was built in 2021, and its amenities include a movie room and an infinity-edge pool, according to the listing. The garage can accommodate three cars.
Schottenheimer was promoted from defensive coordinator to head coach in January 2025 following Mike McCarthy’s exit.
Dallas Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer gives directions prior to the game against the Atlanta Falcons at AT&T Stadium. (Andrew Dieb/Imagn Images)
The home’s nature-filled setting gave the Schottenheimer family the opportunity to interact with local wildlife.
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In late October, Schottenheimer recalled an unusual moment when an owl flew through an open sliding door and into his home during a game-planning meeting prior to a matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. The family later contacted animal control to remove the bird.
The Cowboys finished at 7-9-1 during Schottenheimer’s first year at the helm, falling short of advancing to the playoffs.
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D Gukesh emerged victorious after a bruising, nerve-jangling marathon battle against Vincent Keymer, and R Praggnanandhaa outplayed Alireza Firouzja but world No. 1 Magnus Carlsen suffered a rare opening-round defeat at Norway Chess, which began amid towering bookshelves at the historic Deichman Bjorvika public library here.
Thanks to his Armageddon triumph after a draining 144-move slugfest that lasted nearly five hours, Gukesh pocketed 1.5 points, while Keymer settled for one after the classical game had ended in a stalemate.
The marathon encounter saw the Indian world champion visibly rattled in the closing stages, even seeking clarification from the arbiter over the move count as the game drifted towards an inevitable draw despite Keymer being a pawn up.
The German, however, remained ice-cool throughout the classical battle, continuing to press on before eventually losing the Armageddon decider. But the tie-break itself ended swiftly, with Gukesh unleashing the decisive 15.Bh6, a move that sealed Keymer’s fate.
Praggnanandhaa and American Grandmaster Wesley So produced a hard-fought classical draw in a finely balanced contest before the Indian No. 2 prevailed in the Armageddon tie-break with a sharp attacking display to pocket the extra point.
However, the biggest talking point of the day was defending champion Carlsen suffering a rare defeat in classical chess to Firouzja, who claimed all three points.
The Frenchman, confined to a wheelchair after recently injuring his ankle at the Superbet Chess Classic Romania and with his foot firmly strapped in a protective “moon shoe”, showed remarkable grit and composure to stun home favourite and world No. 1 Carlsen on his own turf.
Carlsen looked in control for large parts of the contest, but crippling time trouble led to a costly blunder that handed the initiative to Firouzja. The French grandmaster capitalised with clinical precision, securing a statement victory over the hometown favourite and surging to the top of the standings.
With three points, Firouzja grabbed the early lead in the 10-round tournament, while Gukesh and Praggnanandhaa were joint second with 1.5 points apiece. Wesley So and Keymer trailed on one point each, while Carlsen is yet to open his account.
In the women’s section, the tournament also began with fighting chess and an early upset as Bibisara Assaubayeva scored an impressive classical victory over Indian No. 1 Humpy Koneru.
The Kazakh star handled the complications confidently, capitalised on her middlegame chances and converted her advantage with precision to make an excellent start to the tournament.
Defending champion Anna Muzychuk and Zhu Jiner played out a closely fought classical draw before Zhu prevailed in the Armageddon tie-break to secure the extra half point.
Reigning women’s world champion Ju Wenjun and Divya Deshmukh also shared the honours in classical chess after a tense battle in which the Chinese pressed hard for victory. Divya, however, produced a spirited display in Armageddon to clinch the tie-break win.
After the opening round, Bibisara leads the women’s standings, while Divya and Zhu are joint second on 1.5 points each. Muzychuk and Wenjun have one point apiece, while Humpy is yet to open her account.
Results (Round 1) Open: Alireza Firouzja 3, R Praggnanandhaa 1.5, D Kukesh 1.5, Wesley So 1, Vincent Keymer 1, Magnus Carlsen 0.
Women: Bibisara Assaubayeva 3, Divya Deshmukh 1.5, Zhu Jiner 1.5, Anna Muzychuk 1, Ju Wenjun 1, Koneru Humpy 0.
RCB will progress to the final if the Qualifier 1 against Gujarat Titans is washed out in Dharamsala.© BCCI
A place in the final is up for grabs as Royal Challengers Bengaluru take on Gujarat Titans in Qualifier 1 of IPL 2026 at picturesque Dharamsala on Tuesday. Both teams entered the playoffs tied at 18 points from 14 matches, but RCB pipped GT for the top spot due to a superior net run-rate. However, rain could play spoilsport in the contest, with some showers expected ahead of the toss at the mesmerizing HPCA Stadium. As per AccuWeather, there could be around 14 to 25 percent cloud cover in the city, alongside an 80 percent probability of rain.
In case of a rain washout, RCB will progress to the final as they finished ahead of GT in the points table due to better net run-rate. Since there is no reserve day for Qualifer 1, Eliminator or Qualifier 2, the team that finished higher on the league stage points table has the advantage.
As per the IPL format, the top two teams in the standings qualify for Qualifier 1, and the winner of the match will directly enter the final, while the losing team will get another opportunity through Qualifier 2. As per IPL rules, officials can bypass the full-length innings and schedule a standalone Super Over to decide the winner if rain does not permit any action.
RCB and GT finished first and second in the points table, respectively, with 18 points each and separated only by net run rate. They have tied 1-1 head-to-head this season and 4-4 overall.
Table topper RCB’s one of the five defeats has come against GT, whose solid bowling unit troubled them. But the reigning champions turned the tables and avenged their loss in the reverse fixture. Both franchises are in pursuit of their second IPL silverware. While the defending champions RCB aim to secure back-to-back titles, GT are determined to reclaim the championship glory they first achieved during their debut season in 2022.
(With IANS Inputs)
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Mumbai Indians’ early exit from IPL 2026 has raised questions over Hardik Pandya‘s leadership credentials, with some experts and fans suggesting that the all-rounder shouldn’t lead the team next season. Hardik had a challenging campaign, even from an individual standpoint, scoring just 146 runs in 8 innings and taking only 3 wickets. Former India batter Wasim Jaffer stated that while he wouldn’t want Hardik to continue as MI captain next year, the franchise should definitely retain him to let him focus purely on his individual game.
“I will not make him the captain, but he will surely be retained. I want him to open up and get the best out of him,” Jaffer said on his YouTube channel.
One being asked to name Hardik’s replacement as captain, Jaffer added: “At this stage, it would be hard to pick a captain.”
MI finished a disappointing ninth in the 10-team points table after suffering a 30-run loss to Rajasthan Royals in their final league game here – their 10th defeat in 14 matches.
Kieron Pollard, the batting coach of the franchise, insisted that there would be no finger-pointing at captain Hardik despite the franchise finishing ninth in the standings with just eight points.
“From a leadership perspective on Hardik, yes, it has not gone as well as he would have wanted as an individual,” Pollard told reporters after the match.
“It might not have gone how we would have wanted as a management staff. But one thing you (should) know that we have tried each and everything to give him the best opportunity to lead the franchise, to do well.” Pollard said it was a collective failure of the Mumbai Indians group.
“No one is going to sit here and put blame on point fingers. When you lose, especially, you have to look at it from a collective perspective. You win some, you lose some. But, at the end of the day, I wouldn’t question certain things,” he said.
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CLEVELAND — Donovan Mitchell and the Cavaliers finally got past the second round and face-planted in the Eastern Conference finals.
They weren’t ready for the Knicks or the big stage.
The lights were too bright again.
Cleveland’s season ended with a resounding, demoralizing and embarrassing 130-93 loss on Monday night in Game 4 to the New York Knicks, who swept the series and advanced to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999.
Playing on tired and wobbly legs after failing to put Toronto and Detroit away before seven games in the earlier rounds, the Cavs, whose fate was sealed when they blew a 22-point lead in the fourth quarter and lost Game 1 at Madison Square Garden, had no answer for anything the Knicks threw at them.
They got out-played, out-shot, out-rebounded and out-coached.
“We did this to ourselves,” said Mitchell, who scored 31 in the close-out loss. “We didn’t give our team a chance because we didn’t take care of business. You can’t play with your food. We had an opportunity in Game 1 and we blew that.
“We had an opportunity, but give credit where credit is due.”
And now that they’ve fallen short, the Cavs head into what will likely be a tumultuous summer that will trigger a major roster overhaul and perhaps other moves.
This wasn’t the plan. Cleveland made a blockbuster trade at the deadline in February, sending guard Darius Garland, part of its “Core Four” to the Los Angeles Clippers for James Harden, who was supposed to take pressure off Mitchell.
Cleveland’s top player approved the Garland swap, but other than a few games here and there, he and Harden never truly meshed as intended. The Cavs, who just 28.9% (48 of 166) on 3-pointers in the series, never outgrew their growing pains.
“This was the first time going through what we were going to go through,” said Harden. “Now we have to take another two steps and get even better. … I feel like we didn’t have a fair chance. We did play one quarter of Cavs basketball offensively. If you’re not making shots, you’re not going to beat anybody.”
Harden has a $42.3 million player option for next season that he’s expected to decline to re-sign with the Cavs as a free agent. But the 36-year-old didn’t perform up to offensive expectations and was a virtual turnstile on defense.
Mitchell’s future is more complicated. He can be offered a five-year, $350 million super-max extension by the Cavs as early as this offseason, but the team will likely wait due to several financial factors, and still must decide if the seven-time All-Star is worth the investment.
With the Knicks up by 33 in the fourth, Mitchell and Cleveland’s other starters were mercifully replaced. The 29-year-old went to the bench and watched a team he once cheered for as a kid win its 11th straight playoff game.
Mitchell feels the Cavs took a significant step this season and he’s determined to get Cleveland a title.
“I love it here,” he said when asked about the extension. “I don’t know how else to say it. I have no doubt these guys can get there. We have unfinished business.”
Cleveland’s stunning flame-out in the conference finals is only going to fuel more speculation about coach Kenny Atkinson’s future. He guided the team to a No. 1 seed in his first season a year ago before a disappointing, second-round exit against Indiana.
Atkinson helped the Cavs take a step deeper into the postseason, but it’s not certain that will be enough to satisfy demanding owner Dan Gilbert, who has dropped over $400 million on a team that hasn’t delivered him a second title.
Harden and Mitchell staunchly defended Atkinson.
“We did something we haven’t done since 2018,” Mitchell said. “I love Kenny. We love Kenny. We ride with Kenny. That’s all that matters. We’re in this together.”
New York exposed all of Cleveland’s on-court flaws and may have set the stage for Gilbert to make even bolder moves. There’s little doubt that seeing his team get completely overwhelmed in Game 4 — with thousands of New York fans chanting “Knicks in 4!” — stung badly.
The Cavs will closely monitor superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo’s unsettled situation in Milwaukee. The Bucks have reportedly had past interest in 24-year-old Cleveland forward Evan Mobley.
And then there’s LeBron James and the possibility the NBA’s all-time scoring leader could bring his storied career full circle by coming back home a second time. He’s a free agent, currently at odds with the Los Angeles Lakers and surveying the landscape.
At the moment, Cleveland appears to need him again.
When asked, Mitchell wouldn’t even entertain the possibility of joining forces with James. His primary concern was what went wrong against the Knicks.
“We got swept,” he said. “We’ve got to own it.”
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Mohammad Rizwan: ‘Won two games in 12 months’: Pakistan head coach on Mohammad Rizwan’s omission from ODIs | Cricket News
NEW DELHI: Pakistan men’s cricket team head coach Mike Hesson has explained why experienced wicketkeeper-batter Mohammad Rizwan was dropped from the ODI squad for the upcoming series against Australia and why he was earlier removed as captain.Rizwan, who had led Pakistan to ODI series wins against Australia, Zimbabwe and South Africa after becoming captain in 2024, recently struggled with the bat during the Bangladesh series. He scored only 54 runs in three matches at an average of 19.33. Pakistan selectors replaced him in the squad with wicketkeeper batter Rohail Nazir.His exclusion created major debate among fans, especially after reports claimed Hesson was not keen on Rizwan being part of Pakistan’s future white-ball plans, including the 2027 ODI World Cup.Speaking about the decision, Hesson said Pakistan are trying out different combinations ahead of the next World Cup. “Because in 18 months time we have a World Cup, so we need to look at the options we have from a working people’s point of view, and that was something that the selection panel decided,” he explained.Hesson also clarified that changes had already started during the Bangladesh ODI series as Pakistan looked to test younger players and new combinations.The coach further spoke about Rizwan losing the ODI captaincy after Pakistan’s poor results in 2025. “In terms of ODIs, yes, Mohammad Rizwan started as the captain in the West Indies, and we felt we needed a change at the end of that series because we had won two games in 12 months. So, the team had not performed.”He added, “Sure, you look at two things: you look at individual numbers, and you look at how you can maximise the team’s performance. So, we felt we wanted to make a change from the captaincy’s point of view.”Hesson also pointed out that Rizwan had already been out of Pakistan’s T20I setup before he took charge as coach.
Oct 15, 2025; Birmingham, AL, USA; SEC commissioner Greg Sankey introduces Florida Gators head coach Todd Golden during SEC Media Days at Grand Bohemian Hotel. Mandatory Credit: Vasha Hunt-Imagn Images SEC commissioner Greg Sankey attempted to quiet any notions on Monday that the league would vote on expansion of the College Football Playoffs during its spring meetings this week in Destin, Fla.
Sankey favors expanding the current field of 12 to 16, but the Big Ten, ACC and Big 12 prefer a 24-team field.
A week ago, Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti said that the schools in his conference are ready to vote on a 24-team field and would be willing to wait if the SEC does not concur.
The two commissioners must come to an agreement by Dec. 1 for any playoff expansion for the 2027-28 season.
In addressing reporters, Sankey said that the league would not “have a unanimous vote right now on a number.”
Instead, Sankey said the league would study all aspects of the 24-team bracket this week, including what the risks would be.
“Four to 12 was monumental, I think it was justifiable, and you want to be careful about how far you go,” he said.
An expansion to 24 would almost certainly eliminate conference championship games, something Sankey is completely averse to. He cited current SEC television contracts as being an impediment to the expansion, in addition to the major revenue drain the loss of an SEC championship game would cause. Last week, Georgia president Jere Morehead came out against the expansion to a 24-team bracket.
“I was OK with going to 16,” he told The Athletic. “I thought that was a good number. But 24 scares me, particularly jumping from 12 to 24. If we went to 16 and tried that for a few years, see how it goes, and then we can evaluate whether we should go to 24. And from my standpoint, I would just stay at 12 then, if we can’t get an agreement on 16.”
However, he deferred the decision to Sankey, and a concurrence between the two leaders became apparent on Monday.
Frustration with any movement in Washington, D.C. by the College Sports Commission (CSC) regarding NIL enforcement and governance will also be among the discussions by SEC presidents, athletics directors and coaches this week. –Field Level Media
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