The Minnesota Vikings wrapped up the busy portion of free agency in mid-March, and among the transactions, the club did not re-sign veteran cornerback Fabian Moreau. Fast forward to May, and Moreau may be an ideal fit for the Miami Dolphins, according to Pro Football Network.

Minnesota could still revisit Moreau, but Miami’s cornerback depth is scary.

Moreau will likely sign somewhere before too long, and with training camp less than three months away, PFSN asked, “Why not Miami?”

Miami’s Secondary Need Creates Logical Fit for Moreau

The Dolphins have struggled at the CB spot for a couple of years.

PFSN’s Take on Moreau to MIA

After the draft, NFL-themed media usually revisit the “who could still go where” of free agency, and 2026 is no different.

PFSN’s Jacob Infante wrote about Moreau to the Dolphins this week: “Fabian Moreau has bounced around to five different teams in his last six seasons, though he’s coming off two consecutive seasons as a backup cornerback for the Vikings.”

“He fared pretty well in 2025, ranking No. 33 in the NFL with a 79.5 PFSN CB Impact Score, indicating he could push for a starting spot in some situations. 2026 Predicted Team: Miami Dolphins.”

To date, Moreau has had no known free-agency nibbles.

Moreau’s Quietly Good 2025 Campaign

Moreau emerged as one of the Vikings’ unexpectedly crucial players in 2025.

Heading into the 2025 season, the cornerback room appeared precarious beyond Byron Murphy Jr. Isaiah Rodgers offered potential, Jeff Okudah was a reclamation project, and both Dwight McGlothern and rookie Zemaiah Vaughn remained largely unproven. This thin depth threatened to become a significant problem if injuries struck.

And one injury did strike. When Okudah suffered a concussion early in the season, Minnesota turned to Moreau over McGlothern. The decision worked. Moreau played consistently whenever called upon, earning a 70.9 Pro Football Focus grade and allowing a mere 47.4 passer rating on 19 targets.

The Vikings didn’t need a star; they simply required a reliable, experienced, and steady presence in a position prone to volatility. Moreau delivered precisely that.

This performance holds significant implications for 2026. Though Moreau is 32, veteran corners who can competently cover on the outside and avoid major coverage errors still offer considerable value. Any team seeking a CB3 or CB4 could do far worse than a player who quietly excelled in his role last season.

Ultimately, Moreau’s steady play made a solid contribution, helping stabilize Minnesota’s skimpy cornerback situation in 2025.

The Dolphins’ CBs

As of May 6th, these are the Dolphins’ current cornerbacks:

• Chris Johnson
• JuJu Brents
• Jason Marshall Jr.
• Darrell Baker Jr.
• Storm Duck
• Ethan Robinson
• Marco Wilson
• Alex Austin
• Ethan Bonner
• A.J. Green III

Unless Johnson, a 1st-Rounder a couple of weeks ago, turns into an immediate All-Pro, Miami will showcase one of the worst CB rooms in the NFL. In that vein, it’s no wonder that the Dolphins are connected to free-agent CBs in May. Moreau would likely profile as the CB3 or CB4 with this setup.

Phin Phanatic‘s Brian Miller noted on the Dolphins’ secondary this week, “The Dolphins must find a way to add more defenders to their secondary before the season. Jon-Eric Sullivan managed to draft 13 players over the last weekend of April, but those 13 picks couldn’t fix the Miami Dolphins’ secondary entirely. First-round pick Chris Johnson will help usher in a new era on the boundary.”

“His physical style of play will be what the Dolphins want to become at every position in the secondary. The Dolphins still have a problem on the other side of the field. It’s not just cornerback that remains an issue. Safety doesn’t look all that good either. At cornerback, the problems are on the boundary with a rookie and two guys that have yet to prove they can handle the work consistently, but the depth behind them is not deep; that too is a problem.”

A Vikings Reunion?

Of course, if Moreau receives no free-agent attention in the next few months, he could re-sign with the Vikings and have a firm spot on the practice squad at the very least.

The Vikings have Byron Murphy Jr., Isaiah Rodgers, James Pierre, rookie Charles Demmings, and Dwight McGlothern ready to patrol the back end of Brian Flores’s defense this season, but Moreau as an insurance policy would not hurt.

To be fair, Moreau deserves a CB4 job, at minimum, right now, so a team like the Dolphins — that really needs CB oomph — probably makes the most sense.

Moreau will turn 33 next offseason.

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The 2025/26 Nigeria Women Football League Premiership regular season ended on Matchday 18 with exciting results recorded across different venues, as clubs fought hard to finish the campaign on a strong note.

In Lagos, FC Robo Queens defeated Nasarawa Amazons 2-1. Opeyemi Ajakaye and Oluwakemi Adegbuyi scored for the home side before Ayatsea Hembafan pulled one back late in the match.

At Ikenne, Remo Stars Ladies suffered a thrilling 3-2 home loss to Dannaz Ladies. Both teams exchanged early goals before the visitors took control, while a late own goal confirmed the win for Dannaz Ladies.

In Benin City, Edo Queens claimed a 2-1 victory over Rivers Angels. Atume Doosuur and Esther Inyang scored for Edo Queens, while Rivers Angels managed a late consolation goal.

Delta Queens produced one of the biggest wins of the round with a convincing 3-0 triumph against Osun Babes in Asaba. Titilayo Aweda netted twice early in the game before Anastasia Terfa added the third goal.

Elsewhere, Ahudiyannem Queens secured a slim 1-0 away win against Abia Angels thanks to Loveth Edeh’s second-half effort.

In Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti Queens shocked Bayelsa Queens 1-0 after Joke Adeyemo scored the only goal of the encounter early in the match.

Sunshine Queens defeated Confluence Queens 2-0 in Akure. Lolade Akintunde opened the scoring from the penalty spot before Bunmi Adenuga wrapped up the victory late on.

In Owerri, Heartland Queens left it late to beat Adamawa Queens 1-0, with Chimebere Opara scoring the winning goal in the 88th minute.

Meanwhile, Pacesetter Queens and Naija Ratels played out a 1-1 draw in Ibadan. Janet Achukwu gave Naija Ratels the lead before Samantha Victor equalised for the hosts.

The regular season has now ended, with attention turning to the next stage of the competition.

MANILA, Philippines — Alex Eala takes on Chinese rising star Wang Xinyu in the Italian Open round of 64 on Friday (Philippine time).

Eala hopes to sustain her momentum after beating Magdalena Frech of Poland in the first round, 6-0, 3-6, 6-4. Wang, meanwhile, got a first-round bye.

The Chinese player is currently World No.33 and reached a WTA career-high ranking of No.3 in February.

Wang reached the fourth round of this year’s Australian Open.

Eala fell to the 24-year-old Wang in their first duel in the ASB Classic semifinal last January, 7-5, 5-7, 4-6.

Currently ranked World No.42, Eala is looking to reach beyond the round of 64, following last month’s exit at the Madrid Open.

The 20-year-old Rafa Nadal Academy graduate already surpassed her round of 128 exit in last year’s Italian Open where she lost to Marta Kostyuk, 0-6, 1-6.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte Hornets guard Brandon Miller underwent surgery on Wednesday to address left shoulder instability.

Miller will be out indefinitely and additional updates on his status will be provided as appropriate, but the team said he is expected to make a full recovery.

He missed 13 consecutive games beginning in late October after sustaining a left shoulder subluxation injury. He played the remainder of the season with a wrap around the shoulder.

Despite the injury, Miller played in 65 games and averaged a team-leading 20.2 points as well as 4.9 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 1.0 steals in 30.3 minutes per game. He shot a career-high 38.3% from 3-point range and made 204 3-pointers.

The No. 2 overall pick in 2023 also ranked ninth in the NBA by hitting 89.2% of his free throws.

It all comes down to just two teams in the UEFA Champions League 2025/26 season as Arsenal and PSG have booked themselves a final date at the Pusaks Arena in Budapest to battle it out for supremacy on May 30th, Sunday.   While Arsenal booked their final spot courtesy of a hard fought 2-1 battle over two leg against Spanish giants Atletico Madrid, it was the other encounter between Bayern Munich and PSG that stole the show in the semi-finals, ending 5-6 on aggregate over the two legs in a clash worthy of any final.  Arsenal have made it to their first European final in 8 years, first Champions League in more than 20 years with the Gunners last featuring in 2006. Mikel Arteta’s are in line for a historic double this year, with the Premier League title also still up for grabs for them. If they are to win the title this year, they will do so by becoming the only unbeaten team this season.  Defending champions PSG have also had a near perfect season so far and reached the final of the tournament through a much tougher path, facing former champions Bayern Munich and the likes of Liverpool on the way too. A win for Enrique’s men would script history for them too, winning back-to-back titles for the first time in the club’s history.   
 
 

UCL 25/26 final schedule
Competition	Stage	Date	Time (IST)	Team 1	Team 2	Venue
UEFA Champions League	Final	30/05/26	21:30:00	Arsenal	PSG	Puskás Aréna

 

UEFA Champions League Final: PSG vs Arsenal live telecast and streaming details

 

When will the UCL 2026 final between PSG and Arsenal be played?

The UEFA Champions League 2026 final between Bayern Munich and Arsenal will be played on May 30.

 

What time will the UCL 2026 final between PSG and Arsenal begin?

The match will kick off at 9:30 PM IST.

 

What will be the venue for the UCL 2026 final between PSG and Arsenal?

The Puskas Arena in Budapest will host the final.

 

Where will the live telecast of the UCL 2026 final between PSG and Arsenal be available in India?

The live telecast will be available on the Sony Sports Network.

 

Where will the live streaming of the UCL 2026 final between PSG and Arsenal be available in India?

The match will be streamed live on the SonyLIV app and website.

 

May 6, 2026; Las Vegas, Nevada, USA; Vegas Golden Knights goaltender Carter Hart (79) makes a save as Anaheim Ducks center Ryan Poehling (25) looks for a rebound behind defenseman Noah Hanifin (15) during the second period of game two of the second round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at T-Mobile Arena. Mandatory Credit: Stephen R. Sylvanie-Imagn Images

Lukas Dostal made 22 saves while leading the Anaheim Ducks to a 3-1 victory over the Vegas Golden Knights on Wednesday in Las Vegas, evening their best-of-seven Western Conference second-round playoff series at one win each.

Beckett Sennecke, Leo Carlsson and Jansen Harkins scored for the Ducks.

The series now shifts to Anaheim for Game 3 on Friday and Game 4 on Sunday.

Mark Stone scored a late power-play goal and Carter Hart finished with 25 saves for Vegas, which lost in regulation at home to the Ducks for only the fourth time (16-4-1) in franchise history.

Vegas killed off eight minutes of penalties in the first half of a scoreless opening period, including 1:37 of a 5-on-3 after Jack Eichel picked up a four-minute double minor for high-sticking Mikael Granlund.

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The Ducks, who scored on eight of their 16 power-plays chances while defeating the Edmonton Oilers in six games in their first round matchup, have yet to score with the extra man in the series against the Golden Knights. Anaheim is now 0-for-9 on the power play.

Anaheim took a 1-0 lead midway through the second period on Sennecke’s second goal of the playoffs. Jeffrey Viel picked up the primary assist, stealing the puck from Vegas defenseman Kaedan Korczak along the boards behind the net and then passing to Sennecke in the low slot. The Calder Trophy finalist for rookie of the year, who scored 23 goals in the regular-season, then chipped a shot past Hart’s glove side.

The Ducks extended the lead to 2-0 at the 6:36 mark of the third period on Carlsson’s fourth goal of the playoffs. Troy Terry set up the score with a crossing pass from the left circle to Carlsson alone on the backdoor by the right post. Carlsson then roofed a wrist shot past Hart’s glove side.

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Vegas pulled Hart with four minutes remaining for an extra attacker and Harkins sealed the win with an empty-netter thirty seconds later, his first goal since New Year’s Eve against the Tampa Bay Lightning.

The Golden Knights spoiled Dostal’s shutout bid with just 5.6 seconds on to go when Stone redirected a Eichel shot from along the right boards for his third goal of the playoffs.

–Field Level Media

NEW DELHI: India’s women’s recurve team scripted one of their biggest victories in recent years by stunning 10-time Olympic champions South Korea to enter the final of the Archery World Cup Stage 2 on Thursday.The experienced trio of Deepika Kumari, Ankita Bhakat and teenage archer Kumkum Mohod delivered a composed and clinical performance to defeat the mighty Koreans 5-1 in the semifinals and assure India of its first medal of the tournament.

The memorable victory set up a gold medal clash against second-seeded China on Sunday.While the women produced a sensational run, the men’s recurve team endured a disappointing campaign after crashing out in the opening round against Bangladesh in a below-par 2-6 defeat.Deepika-led India outclass KoreaFacing the sport’s most dominant nation, the Indian women showed remarkable composure from the very first set.The fourth-seeded Indians opened strongly with four perfect 10s from six arrows and dropped only two points to take the first set 58-55. The Korean side looked unsettled early and struggled after firing an 8.India maintained the pressure in the second set despite a slight dip in accuracy. Both teams finished tied at 56-56, allowing the Indians to extend their advantage to 3-1.With victory within touching distance, Deepika and company once again delivered under pressure. India shot another superb 58 in the third set, while the Koreans faltered with 56, sealing a dominant 5-1 win.The Korean team, however, fielded an inexperienced combination as part of preparations for the upcoming Asian Games in Japan. Debutants Lee Yunji and Oh Yejin featured alongside reigning world champion Kang Chaeyoung, while Olympic stars An San and Lim Sihyeon were absent.India survive shoot-off dramaEarlier in the day, the Indian women recovered from a slow start to beat Uzbekistan 6-2 in the opening round.Their toughest challenge came in the quarterfinals against Vietnam. After the scores were locked at 4-4, the contest went into a tense shoot-off.India responded brilliantly under pressure, dropping just two points from three arrows to clinch the shoot-off 28-25 and book a semifinal berth.Men crash out against BangladeshIn contrast, the Indian men’s recurve team of Tarundeep Rai, Dhiraj Bommadevara and Yashdeep Bhoge endured a forgettable outing against Bangladesh.The trio failed to win a single set and struggled badly with consistency throughout the match.Bangladesh capitalised on India’s repeated errors and comfortably sealed a 6-2 victory, leaving the Indian men with an early exit from the competition.