Birmingham Phoenix set a record-breaking innings at Edgbaston with a whopping 214 – the highest score Edgbaston has ever seen in The Hundred. Despite a valiant chase and a mighty response of 204 from Trent Rockets, the target ultimately proved too tough to reach.

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Legendary trainer Teddy Atlas has considered the “question marks” that surround Errol Spence Jr ahead of his ring return against Tim Tszyu.

The 36-year-old has not fought since July 2023, back when he suffered a ninth-round stoppage defeat in his undisputed welterweight encounter with Terence Crawford.

Not only has he incurred three years of inactivity, but many feel that Spence has never been the same fighter since his life-threatening car crash in 2019.

In addition to all of this, ‘The Truth’ has successfully requested a 2lb increase after originally agreeing to face Tszyu at a catchweight of 158lbs.

As a result, many are doubtful that Spence will turn back the clock and defeat his more active opponent at Sydney’s Afterpay Arena, Australia, this weekend.

At the same time, Tszyu has hardly set the world alight in recent performances, with two of his last five fights resulting in brutal stoppage defeats to Sebastian Fundora and Bakhram Murtazaliev.

That said, Hall of Famer Atlas is backing the Australian to emerge victorious, saying on his YouTube channel that there is too much uncertainty attached to Spence’s comeback.

“The naturally smaller man, who is moving up, is requesting a little change [in weight]. That’s a little concerning.

“I’d love to pick Spence. But being at home, and with Tszyu being active … there’s too many question marks about Spence.

“Even with the flaws in [Tszyu], I know what I’m getting. I think that would probably be enough to favour Tszyu.”

While Spence should be applauded for taking on such an established opponent, many have questioned whether Tszyu is the wisest choice following his three years of inactivity.

Several posts have been circulating online claiming that US President Donald Trump was edited out of a photo postedby the Spanish Football Federation on its social media accounts.

Claim: One post on the social media platform X gained more than 11 million views while making the same claim.

“Lol Spain edited Trump out of the photo,” the caption read.

DW Fact-check: False

The claim is false. The image is neither AI-generated nor altered. We found multiple pieces of evidence online debunking the claim.

There are several videos of Spain’s trophy-lifting ceremony available online. In this video, Trump can be seen standing on the podium after handing the FIFA World Cup trophy to the victorious Spanish team, alongside FIFA President Gianni Infantino. Shortly afterwards, Infantino moves to the left while Trump moves towards the right side of the podium.

However, as soon as Infantino realizes that Trump is in the frame, he rushes over to him, seemingly telling him to give the players some space. Several photographers can be seen taking pictures in the foreground.

The photo in question was cropped slightly, which removed Trump and Infantino from the frame, perhaps to focus on the team. Trump was standing some distance away from the players and is therefore not visible in the image. But he was not edited out.

We found the same photo on Picture Alliance (and Newscom,) a photo agency that has distributed images throughout the championship.

Another picture from the same moment was published by the news agency Reuters, but from a different perspective. In this image, taken from a higher angle, Trump and Infantino can clearly be seen standing to the side of the winning team.

(Andreas Wisskirchen contributed to this piece.)

Former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee on Thursday night for allegedly operating while intoxicated.

Romo was reportedly stopped on a highway and performed poorly on field sobriety tests, FOX6 in Milwaukee reported. He was released and is due in court Sept. 21.

Other information regarding the arrest was not immediately available. Neither the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office nor CBS immediately responded to emails from Fox News Digital.

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(Left) Tony Romo #9 of the Dallas Cowboys slaps hands with Terrance Williams #83 prior to the game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Jan. 1, 2017, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. (Right) Tony Romo was arrested in Milwaukee on Thursday night for operating while impaired. ( Mitchell Leff/Getty Images; Fox News Digital)

Romo retired from football in 2017 and soon joined CBS as a color commentator.

He was the Cowboys’ starter from 2006 to 2015, but an injury cost him his spot in 2016 to Dak Prescott. The Cowboys released him after the season, and he eventually hung up the cleats.

Romo threw for 34,183 yards, 248 touchdowns, and 117 interceptions, completing 65.3% of his passes. 

He was named to the Pro Bowl four times and finished tied for third in the MVP vote in 2014 behind Aaron Rodgers and J.J. Watt — he was tied with DeMarcio Murray.

Tony Romo mugshot from arrest. (Fox News Digital)

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Romo went 2-4 in the playoffs, famously dropping a snap for a potential game-winning field goal in his first against the Seattle Seahawks. Romo then picked up the ball and tried to run for a touchdown but was stopped short, giving Seattle the win.

Romo never made it past the NFC divisional round.

Romo after a game against the Detroit Lions, Sunday, Jan. 4, 2015, in Arlington, Texas.

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Since retiring, Romo and Jim Nantz have been the main tandem for CBS, calling three Super Bowls, including the Kansas City Chiefs’ overtime win over the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LVIII.

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The EA FC 26 Phil Foden Futties SBC has officially dropped in Ultimate Team, bringing one of the most dynamic attacking cards of the season to your squad. If you are eager to add this incredible 97-rated superstar before the challenge expires in six days, you are in the right place. In this guide, I will help you find the cheapest solution to complete every required squad without wasting your valuable coins. Let us dive into the requirements and get this elite playmaker unlocked for your club.

Completing the Phil Foden Futties SBC in EA FC 26 Ultimate Team

Unlocking this new Futties card requires you to submit four different squads. I have put together the cheapest solution below to help you complete the SBC without emptying your coin balance. If you follow the solutions below and completely rely on Transfer Market, you would need around 170,000 in-game coins.

1) Manchester City

Requirements: Submit an 89-rated squad containing one Manchester City player and a TOTW, TOTS, or FOF card.

Solution:

• One 94-rated or higher FOF card: 10,000 to 15,000 UT Coins
• One 89-rated card: 1,800 to 3,300 UT Coins
• Five 88-rated cards: 900 to 2,500 UT Coins each
• Four 87-rated cards: 800 to 1,300 UT Coins each

Total cost: Approximately 19,500 to 36,000 UT Coins

2) England

Requirements: Submit an 89-rated squad containing one English player and a TOTW, TOTS, or FOF card.

Solution:

• One 94-rated or higher FOF card: 10,000 to 15,000 UT Coins
• One 89-rated card: 1,800 to 3,300 UT Coins
• Five 88-rated cards: 900 to 2,500 UT Coins each
• Four 87-rated cards: 800 to 1,300 UT Coins each

Total cost: Approximately 19,500 to 36,000 UT Coins

3) Premier League

Requirements: Submit a 90-rated squad containing one Premier League player and a TOTW, TOTS, or FOF card.

Solution:

• Three 90-rated or higher FOF cards: 10,000 to 15,000 UT Coins each
• One 88-rated card: 900 to 2,500 UT Coins
• Six 87-rated cards: 800 to 1,300 UT Coins each
• One 86-rated card: 800 to 1,000 UT Coins

Total cost: Approximately 36,500 to 56,300 UT Coins per squad.

4) Top Form

Requirements: Submit a 90-rated squad containing a TOTW, TOTS, or FOF card.

Solution:

• Three 90-rated or higher FOF cards: 10,000 to 15,000 UT Coins each
• One 88-rated card: 900 to 2,500 UT Coins
• Six 87-rated cards: 800 to 1,300 UT Coins each
• One 86-rated card: 800 to 1,000 UT Coins

Total cost: Approximately 36,500 to 56,300 UT Coins per squad.

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Is the Phil Foden Futties card worth it?

I can confidently say that completing the EA FC 26 Phil Foden Futties SBC is completely worth the effort and coins. When you look at the stats on this 97-rated special card, it is easy to see why he is a must-have. With 95 Pace, 95 Positioning, and 94 Shooting, he is going to be a massive threat in the attacking third. His 97 Shot Power and 94 Finishing mean he will consistently find the back of the net for you.

What truly sets this card apart is the incredible 99 Dribbling stats. He maxes out with 99 Agility, Balance, Reactions, Ball Control, and Composure. This makes him feel incredibly responsive and smooth on the ball. His passing is also elite, featuring 93 Short Passing, 92 Vision, and an impressive 96 Curve to easily split open opposing defenses.

One of the best features of this card is the versatility he offers your squad. You can play him anywhere across the midfield or attack, utilizing excellent roles like Playmaker++ at CAM or Inside Forward++ on the wings. Furthermore, having 5-Star Skill Moves and a 5-Star Weak Foot ensures he can execute any skill or take a shot perfectly from any angle.

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While he comes with no PlayStyles out of the box, this is actually a massive advantage for your team building. You can add them via Evos, allowing you to completely customize the player item to perfectly fit your tactical setup. Overall, there is no debate about adding this dynamic attacker to your endgame Ultimate Team squad.