Victoria Mboko of Canada retires injured during her match against Karolina Pliskova of Czech Republic on day three of the HSBC Championships at The Queen’s Club, London. Picture date: Wednesday June 10, 2026. (Photo by Ben Whitley/PA Images via Getty Images)
Vicky Mboko was forced to retire from her match against Karolina Pliskova at Queen’s Club due to injury.
The Canadian was trailing 6-2, 4-3 when she could no longer continue and was forced to leave the match.
Mboko has been one of the biggest stories in women’s tennis this season and recently teamed up with Serena Williams during Serena’s return to professional tennis.
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There is no official update on the injury yet, but her fans are hoping it is nothing serious.
For now, all eyes are on Mboko as she waits to learn whether she will be ready for Wimbledon.
The 2026 U.S. Open runs June 18-21 at historic Shinnecock Hills on Long Island, N.Y., where the bet players from the PGA Tour, DP World Tour and LIV Golf will fight for the third major of the year. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2026 U.S. Open schedule, including online streaming details, U.S. Open TV times and more.
How to watch the U.S. Open
And just like that, we’re already halfway through major season in men’s golf. In a thrilling Masters in April, Rory McIlroy captured his second straight green jacket. Then at the PGA Championship at Aronimink, Aaron Rai broke through with an emotional first major title.
Now as the top golfers in the world head to Long Island for the 2026 U.S. Open, one pressing question is this: will Shinnecock Hills add to the legacy of a multiple major winner (Scottie Scheffler is vying to complete the career Grand Slam), or will a first-timer make history with his first major triumph?
Whatever happens, golf fans who aren’t lucky enough to attend in person will be able to watch virtually the entire competition from the comfort of home.
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TV coverage for the 2026 U.S. Open will be provided by NBC, USA and NBCSN. USA will provide early TV coverage on Thursday, as well as early coverage on Saturday. NBCSN will chip in for late coverage on Thursday and early coverage on Friday. NBC will air Friday’s second round, as well as the primary TV coverage on Saturday and Sunday.
Streaming coverage of the 2026 U.S. Open will be available via Peacock, USOpen.com and the USGA app. Peacock will provide simulcasts of NBC and NBCSN’s TV coverage, in addition to featured group coverage all tournament long.
WASHINGTON – To Daniel Cormier, there’s nothing like a Conor McGregor fight week.
McGregor (22-6 MMA, 10-4 UFC) returns from a five-year-long layoff to rematch Max Holloway (27-9 MMA, 23-9 UFC) in the UFC 329 main event on July 11 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas (Paramount+).
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Cormier will commentate Sunday’s UFC Freedom 250 (Paramount+) event at the White House in Washington, which is expected to draw historic viewership numbers for the promotion. However, McGregor making his highly-anticipated comeback is a different kind of feeling, said Cormier.
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“It’s going to be a tremendous fight,” Cormier said during Wednesday’s UFC Freedom 250 media day. “I think that we now get to see two guys that are adults. The first time they fought, they were children. Max was a kid, Conor was a kid.
“These guys are going to be grown men fighting in what will be… it’s hard to think that an event will get bigger after this, but every time Conor McGregor is here, it’s bigger and it’s better. The sport’s better with this man in the fight game. So, I’m excited for that as I am excited about the fights this weekend.”
Minnesota Vikings linebacker Za’Darius Smith (55) celebrates sacking Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers with teammate linebacker D.J. Wonnum during their football game Sunday, September 11, 2022, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Min. Dan Powers/USA TODAY NETWORK.
Maybe there could be a Za’Darius Smith reunion after all.
The former Vikings pass rusher had been playing for the Philadelphia Eagles. His issue? Just that he decided to hang up his cleats by retiring from the NFL. Pro Football Talk reports that the Eagles have moved on: “Edge rusher Za’Darius Smith abruptly retired from the Eagles last October, but he’s now free to play for any team if he wants to return to the NFL.”
Former Vikings Pass Rusher Now a FA
Once upon a time, Za’Darius Smith was making a case for Defensive Player of the Year while working in Minnesota.
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Ed Donatell had taken over as the DC and was doing terribly. Someone who wasn’t doing terribly was the former Packer. Smith was overshadowing Danielle Hunter — no small feat — while stacking up 8.5 sacks and 13 TFLs in his opening seven games. Continuing on that pace would have involved an elite season.
Jan 15, 2023; Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota Vikings defensive coordinator Ed Donatell looks on before a wild card game against the New York Giants at U.S. Bank Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matt Krohn-USA TODAY Sports.
Unfortunately for Smith, things did slow down. His singular season in purple finished off at 44 tackles, 10 sacks, 24 QB hits, 15 TFLs, 5 PDs, and 1 FF. Not too shabby.
After the season, Smith wanted more money. He eventually requested a trade, leading to a shipment to Ohio to play for the Cleveland Browns (the land where respectable football goes to die).
Check out his full career stops:
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Green Bay Packers
Minnesota Vikings
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Some further background from PFT: “The NFL’s daily transaction report for Wednesday shows that the Eagles have released Smith from the reserve/retired list. He will now become a free agent, although there’s no word on whether he plans to resume his career.”
More from them: “Smith announced his retirement after recording 1.5 sacks in his five games for Philadelphia.”
As things stand, the Vikings could likely stand to add a veteran for the edge rusher spot. Ty Ingram-Dawkins has been flexed outward and the coaching staff appears to like Bo Richter, but he’s mostly a special teams contributor.
In other words, there’s a ton of uncertainty after Andrew Van Ginkel and Dallas Turner. Off-ball linebacker Eric Wilson is the break-glass-in-case-of-emergency option who will get snaps there. Jake Golday is an active, versatile, and athletic player but is a rookie. Can he handle edge snaps as early as 2026?
Za’Darius Smith is 33 and comes in at an imposing 6’4″ and 270 pounds. A reunion isn’t likely, but having a different GM and DC does make it a bit more likely.
England international Beth Mead has completed a significant move to Women’s Super League champions Manchester City, signing a deal that will keep her at the club until the summer of 2029.
The highly-regarded forward arrives from WSL rivals Arsenal, where she spent nine successful years.
The 31-year-old departs north London having amassed an impressive trophy cabinet, including a WSL title in the 2018-19 season, a Champions League triumph in May last year, and three League Cups.
Before her impactful tenure at Arsenal, which began in January 2017, Mead launched her career at Sunderland, where she became the youngest player to win the WSL Golden Boot at just 20 years old.
On the international stage, Mead boasts 81 caps for England and was a pivotal member of the Lionesses’ European Championship-winning squads in both 2022 and 2025.
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Mead had a trophy-laden nine years at Arsenal (PA)
Her standout performance in the 2022 tournament, hosted on home soil, saw her named player of the tournament, finishing as the top goalscorer with six goals and also leading the assist charts with five.
Expressing her enthusiasm for the move, Mead told the City website: “I’m very proud to be here. Obviously, City had an amazing season last year and I am excited to start a new chapter here. I think the way City plays suits me really well and I feel like it can get something extra out of my game.
“Speaking to the manager, I think it was a place where I think I can really fit into, help and bring a different dynamic to the team, so it was a no-brainer for me.”
Manchester City enjoyed a stellar previous season, clinching their first WSL title since 2016 by finishing four points clear of Arsenal. They further cemented their dominance by securing a domestic double, triumphing 4-0 over Brighton in the Women’s FA Cup final at the end of May.
Director of football Therese Sjogran underscored the importance of the acquisition, stating: “Beth’s achievements in the game speak for themselves, so we’re delighted to bring her to the club.
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“Winning the double last season was a special chapter in our history, but it’s one we want to build on in the coming seasons. Signing a player of Beth’s quality and calibre can only help that happen.
“She’s shown what it takes to consistently perform on the kind of big stages we want to regularly be competing at, so she’ll be a brilliant addition to our already-impressive squad of players.”
PROVIDENCE – This year will be Ghana’s fifth World Cup appearance, but its first in the United States, as the team arrived in Providence on Wednesday and was greeted by fans at the Graduate by Hilton Providence hotel during a welcome ceremony.
Fans were lined up across the street hours before the team arrived on June 11, greeting one another as more and more arrived and chanting to show their support. Occasionally, cars passing by would honk their horns to show support.
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Players, coaches and top Ghana Soccer Federation officials arrived at the hotel around 7 p.m., where FIFA officials shook their hands as they entered, while Ghanaian music and dancers were in the background.
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Fans stand outside the Graduate hotel in downtown Providence to welcome the Ghana Black Stars to the city on Thursday.
Ghana Soccer Federation President Kurt Edwin Simeon-Okraku was the first representative to come to the podium to speak. He first led the fans in the team’s official chants to continue to keep spirits high, then talked about what it meant to see the fans show up for the team.
“I’m extremely excited,” Simeon-Okraku said. “And extremely proud to see all of you here to support your own Black Stars.”
The lobby of the Graduate hotel in Providence is set to welcome the Ghana national team. The Black Stars will make their home in Rhode Island, and practice at Bryant University, for the World Cup.
Simeon-Okraku also made sure to thank and praise Rhode Island for welcoming them and making them feel at home.
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“I was promised that this would be our home, and it is,” Simeon-Okraku said. “What I’ve seen already confirms the promise that was made, that this would be our permanent home.”
Simeon-Okraku wrapped up his speech, outlining the team’s goal for the World Cup, albeit lofty for a team that hasn’t advanced past the group stage since 2010.
“Ghana is here,” Simeon-Okraku said. “And Ghana is here to stay. And Ghana will lift the cup.”
Director of Art, Culture and Tourism for the City of Providence Joe Wilson Jr. was the city’s representative to speak at the event. Wilson Jr. highlighted the time and effort it took the city to prepare for Ghana and its fans’ arrival this summer, while also agreeing with Simeon-Okraku that the city wants to see the team bring back the World Cup trophy with them.
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According to Wilson Jr., the city will raise Ghana’s flag at City Hall at 4 p.m. on Friday, and an hour later, the city will hold a “cultural experience and concert” at Biltmore Park. Wilson Jr. ended his speech with the event’s unofficial message of making Providence, Ghana’s second hometown.
The Black Stars will be practicing at Bryant University during the World Cup. Bryant President Ross Gittell talked about the amazing opportunity and excitement throughout the Bryant community to host a national team’s practice at their facilities.
A sign outside the Graduate hotel for the arrival of the Ghana national team.
Bryant will host the Black Stars’ first practice session on Saturday, though it is an invite-only event. Bryant also plans to host a youth clinic that will be open to the public, but Gittell didn’t provide any details on when the event will be held.
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Augustine Boadi is a former Bryant University soccer player from Ghana who graduated this year. Gittell credited Boadi for helping connect the Black Stars and the university to make sure everything is in order and goes according to plan. Boadi even referred to himself as a bridge between the two.
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“It’s amazing,” Boadi said. “I don’t know how to describe it. To be able to have the Black Stars come to a school that has helped me grow so much and change my life. So, having these two parts of my life come together in an epic tournament like this, I’m just happy to be a part of it.”
Brendan Sorsby’s injunction to play this year has rocked the college football world.
Could there be any good news that comes from this across the country?
On today’s episode of Locked On College Football, Spencer McLaughlin is joined by ‘Locked On Buffs’ host Kevin Borba.
Is there an odd similarity between the Sorsby situation and Deion Sanders’ first year in Boulder?
Arizona State football head coach Kenny Dillingham is among the most charismatic coaches in all of college football.
His legend is continuing to grow by the day in Tempe.
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VV: Ultimatum features Senbonzakura as the strongest Shikai Ability for Shinigami players. This Shikai Ability has some of the most powerful moves in the game, including area-of-effect attacks, targeted moves, and a sub-mode. These can be used to pressure the opponent and deal a lot of damage at the same time, especially with the right build.
Here’s everything you need to know about Senbonzakura in VV: Ultimatum.
Breaking down Senbonzakura in VV: Ultimatum
How to get
Ability Rerolls are available through code redemptions (Image via Roblox)
After attaining your Shikai Ability, you can use Ability Rerolls for a 1% chance to receive Senbonzakura. Classified as a Legendary Shikai Ability, Senbonzakura is among the rarest options available, rivaling the likes of The Superstar for Quincy and Los Lobos for Hollows.
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You can get Ability Rerolls through code redemptions, quest completion, Daily Rewards, as random mob drops, and more.
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Moveset and upgrades
Senbonzakura in action (Image via Roblox || YouTube/@JustKenshi)
Senbonzakura has regular attacks that cover a large crescent area in front of you. Even with regular attacks, it can create some excellent pressure in neutral. Its critical is equally as potent, offering great damage potential.
It has three Shikai moves, which are detailed below:
Petal Dance: Stab your blade forth to send flowers that circle the target and hit caught within the circle.
Thousand Blossoms: Bladescatter: Petal Dance variant that causes the flowers to cover two areas instead that damage the opponents.
Thousand Blossoms: Encircle: Petal Dance variant that covers a large single area.
Wave of Blossoms: Sends a wave of petals that deal damage to anyone caught within.
For every time you deal damage, Senbonzakura builds up a Blossoming meter, which leads into the Scatter, Senbonzakura mode. This mode, activated by holding E on the keyboard, adds a bleeding effect to all of your attacks while making great improvements to the effectiveness of your regular attacks and critical hits. In this state, you can perform another skill called Thousand Blossoms: Final Act, the details of which are listed below:
Thousand Blossoms: Final Act: Advancing rush move that swings twice for massive damage and bleed effect.
Senbonzakura’s effectiveness can also be increased by raising your Ability Level. This can be done by using its moveset in general combat, meaning it will get stronger the more you use it. You can check the different Upgrades unlocked at the various Ability Levels, which are categorized into Damage, Reiatsu Efficiency, and Rate sections.
Damage
Level 4: When your Blossoming meter is 50% or more, your petal-related abilities trigger a petal aftercut.
Level 6: With a maxed-out Blossoming meter, enemies at low HP will be instantly defeated by petal aftercuts.
Reiatsu Efficiency
Level 9: All neutral parries become perfect parries when in Blossoming mode.
Level 10: Manual perfect parries extend the duration of Blossoming mode by a small amount.
Rate
Level 5: Send petals after an opponent upon knocking them back with a blade catch.
Level 6: Wave of Blossoms now causes a downslam on hit and builds up more Blossoming meter when the meter is above 30%.
Shinigami players can get Senbonzakura through Ability Rerolls.
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What rarity does Senbonzakura belong to in VV: Ultimatum?
Senbonzakura belongs to the Legendary rarity.
How do I trigger the Blossoming mode with Senbonzakura?
The Blossoming mode can be activated using E on the keyboard, L2 + D-Pad Right on the PlayStation controller, and LT + D-Pad Right on the Xbox controller.
NEW DELHI: New Zealand great Kane Williamson on Friday announced his retirement from international cricket, bringing the curtain down on one of the most distinguished careers in the country’s cricketing history.The 35-year-old’s decision marks the end of an era for New Zealand cricket, with Williamson stepping away from all international formats after more than 15 years at the highest level. The announcement comes a year after he had already decided to move on from T20 Internationals.Widely regarded as one of the finest batters of his generation, Williamson leaves the game as New Zealand’s highest run-scorer in international cricket. Across formats, he amassed 19,346 runs and established himself as the backbone of the Black Caps batting line-up for well over a decade.His greatest success came in Test cricket, where he scored more than 9,500 runs, including 33 centuries and six double hundreds.
Kane Williamson retires: Full statement
Yeah, it’s been a process. You know, when I look at what the team means to me and how I’ve gone about the game at the highest level for such a long period of time, it sort of dawned on me in the last few days that it felt like the time was right for me to step away and the other side of that is I see a group, a really, really talented group that have that journey ahead of them that are totally invested in wanting to do some special things with this New Zealand cricket team that I’ve been incredibly fortunate to have been a part of for such a long period of time and I just have so much respect for the New Zealand team, the Blackcaps, and so much respect for the game. And so it feels right to be making this decision today.Yeah, I was gonna say there’s probably a few parts to it. I think starting off as a youngster and having a dream to represent New Zealand at the highest level at the sport that I love and am extremely passionate about and that is the pathway in our country and it was for every young aspiring cricketer around the world to try and represent their country and play at the highest level and then quickly it becomes this pursuit, I think, where the international game is that platform where you’re forever challenged and you’re trying to be the best you can be every single day and that sort of strong focus, it was actually something I’m so grateful to have is this passion that I’ve been able to follow for so many years from a young cricketer right through to now and the Blackcaps team, it’s not just representing your country, which is special, but it’s a strong bond of a group of players that are trying to do something quite special together and so you’re in that space trying to make contributions and have some great experiences as a team and it’s been special and I’ve loved it.I’m really excited about the group and the people that I see in that dressing room and the depth of talent that we have.I see a journey ahead for them and I can’t wait to follow it and still offer if required, you know? And it’s a team that I love and it’s so dear to my heart and I’ve loved it the whole way through and I leave feeling the same way, you know? And they’re all extremely motivated to try and do that for this team and connect and have some of those experiences that I’ve been fortunate to have over the last 16 years.It’s funny, you sort of have moments of, I guess, highlights and successes and your ups and downs that you do remember but for me, probably, growing into leadership roles and really feeling like you’re a part of trying to take something to an improved place, a better place and I think it’s that journey that I’ve loved. It’s that sort of commitment to something that you see grow and it’s really quite satisfying and it shows up in some of those cool experiences or maybe the World Test Championship final or the general level of where the team’s got to, it’s like a thing you reflect on rather than just own a moment in time and go, that’s my highlight.It’s actually being across the board where you’ve given everything, you’ve seen the team take some really big steps in a good direction and I look at the team now and I see bigger steps ahead for them and I think they can achieve some pretty special things.Yeah, I’m not 100% sure but I’m looking forward to taking that step. I’ve got a young family and looking forward to spending a little bit more time there and seeing what’s next for me.
The 2026 World Cup continues on Friday as the USMNT opens against Paraguay in Group D. The Americans join Mexico and Canada as co-hosts of the World Cup 2026, and expectations are high for Team USA as they are favored to win Group D, which includes Paraguay, Turkiye and Australia. Paraguay, meanwhile, have a strong chance to advance to the knockout round as they make their return to the World Cup for the first time since 2010, a tournament they reached the quarterfinals in.
Kickoff from Los Angeles Stadium is set for 9 p.m. ET. The latest USA vs. Paraguay odds from FanDuel Sportsbook list the USMNT at +105 (risk $100 to win $105) on the 90-minute money line, with Paraguay at +300 and a draw at +210. The over/under for total goals is 2.5 (+148/-184). Before making any USA vs. Paraguay picks, check out the Paraguay vs. USMNT predictions from SportsLine’s Jon Eimer.
Eimer is a high-volume bettor who has vast knowledge of leagues and players across the globe. Since joining SportsLine, he has covered the English Premier League, Champions League, Serie A, the FA Cup, and much more. He’s been red-hot on his soccer betting picks in 2026, posting a 31-13-2 record and returning over $1,200 of profit on his Champions League picks. Anyone wanting to follow his World Cup betting advice at sportsbooks and on betting apps could see big returns.
After examining USA vs. Paraguay from every angle, Eimer is leaning Under 2.5 total goals. The USMNT didn’t score more than one goal in any of their 2022 World Cup matches. While this roster appears to have more offensive upside, the first test is against a Paraguay squad that are solid on defense and could bunker down in hopes of making this a low-scoring matchup where they can steal at least a point against the favored Americans.
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“Paraguay have their captain Gustavo Gomez holding down the defense with over 85 International matches under his belt,” Eimer told SportsLine. “Their manager Alfaro plays a very defensive style of football, and will cause trouble for all teams in Group D.” See Eimer’s best bet for USA vs. Paraguay at SportsLine.
We’re off and running at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and if the opening day was any indication, we’re in for one helluva tournament.
Five goals and two wins — one from co-hosts Mexico, the other a fantastic comeback effort by South Korea — set heartbeats racing on Thursday, with the fans in attendance in both Mexico City and Guadalajara enthusiastically showing their appreciation for the entertaining football produced on Matchday 1.
Mexico’s best showings at the World Cup came in the ones it hosted, reaching the quarterfinals in 1970 and 1986. It’s far too early to suggest El Tri can make a run to the final eight for the third time. But Thursday’s win over South Africa should give Mexican supporters every right to believe.
South Korea, meanwhile, will feel pretty good about itself after getting the better of Czechia, hoping it’s the first step towards equalling its best-ever showing – a semifinal showing on home soil in 2002.
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Mexico wins, but coach Javier Aguirre unimpressed
It took 16 years but Mexico finally exacted revenge on South Africa with a rampant win in Thursday’s opening match of the 2026 World Cup. This was a rematch of the curtain raiser at the 2010 tournament when South Africa pulled off a major surprise by holding Mexico to a 1-1 draw in Johannesburg.
Julián Quiñones’s goal in the ninth minute off a South African defensive miscue set Mexico on its way before a rabid crowd of 80,824 in Mexico City, before Raúl Jiménez’s header in the 67th minute put the game away after the visitors were reduced to 10 men earlier in the second half. Two more players saw red late in the contest, including Mexico’s Cesar Montes in the dying minutes to put a bit of a damper on the festivities for El Tri. Despite the convincing victory, the host’s display didn’t impress coach Javier Aguirre, who told reporters, “This was a 4-0 match, we didn’t play good enough, but people are happy.”
One has to wonder what more Aguirre would have liked to have witnessed from his side, aside from a few more goals, as Mexico was dominant against South Africa. The hosts were on top of the visitors whenever they were in possession, not giving them any room to breathe, and were lightning quick on the counter. Mexico attacked in waves and put the Africans under constant pressure to the pure delight of the Mexican fans inside the iconic Estadio Azteca, which became the first venue to host three World Cup openers in the tournament’s history after doing so in the 1970 and 1986 tournaments.
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“We know it’s a huge responsibility, because 11 Mexicans are representing a country of 180 million people, so we did the best we could, and from the moment the referee started the match, we went out there to win,” substitute Érik Lira said.
13 minutes were the difference for South Korea
South Korea looked a bit more dangerous going forward in attack against Czechia in Guadalajara, especially in the first half, but it was the Europeans who opened the scoring in the 59th minute through captain Ladislav Krejci. A sucker punch of a goal, it temporarily knocked the wind out of the Koreans, who had carried the bulk of play during the second half up until that point.
But the Taegeuk Warriors quickly picked themselves off the mat, dusted themselves off and turned the game on its head with a magical 13-minute spell that saw them take a lead they wouldn’t relinquish. In the 67th minute, the Koreans equalized when Hwang In-beom corralled a pass into the box from Lee Kang-in and then beat goalkeeper Matěj Kovář with a chipped shot inside the far post.
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Hwang then turned provider off a sweeping attacking move when Paik Seung-ho played a fabulous ball over the top of the defence into the path of Hwang In-beom, who continued his run down the right flank. He kept his cool in centreing a ball for Oh Hyeon-Gyu to fire home in the 80th minute, completing a much-deserved come-from-behind win for the South Koreans.
With the game tied at 0-0, Czechia captain Ladislav Krejci broke the deadlock in the 59th minute against the run of play. Just moments after South Korea came close to scoring, Czechia won a throw-in deep inside the Koreans’ half. Vladimir Coufal’s delivery into the penalty area was near perfect, as Krejci made a late run to the edge of the six-yard box where he thumped it home with a powerful header while surrounded by three Korean players.
The refs could be in for a long and busy World Cup if the tournament opener is anything to go by:
1. Julián Quiñones (Mexico): The livewire winger opened the scoring early with a sublime finish, grew stronger as the game wore on and nearly added a second goal when he hit the post later in the first half. Finished with a game-high five shots.
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2.Hwang In-Beom (South Korea): The former Vancouver Whitecap scored South Korea’s equalizer via a nifty chip shot and then collected an assist on the game winner when he played a great ball across the box for Oh Hyeon-Gyu to finish off.
3.Raúl Jiménez (Mexico): He was a driving force behind the Mexican attack and made it 2-0 with a great header as he scored his first World Cup goal at age 35. And really, he could’ve had a hat trick.
Editor’s note
John Molinaro is one of the leading soccer journalists in Canada, having covered the game for over 27 years for several media outlets, including Sportsnet, CBC Sports and Sun Media. He is currently the editor-in-chief of TFC Republic, a website dedicated to in-depth coverage of Toronto FC and Canadian soccer.
Arizona State football head coach Kenny Dillingham is among the most charismatic coaches in all of college football. 
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