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Willian Pacho: The kid from Quininde who rose to PSG defender hieghts
When Willian Pacho was asked about the number 51 on his jersey, the Ecuadorian defender’s reply spoke volumes about his rise from poverty, the challenges he faced along the way, and how it has shaped the 24-year-old Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) centre-back.
“I wore that number for a long time at Independiente del Valle and then at Royal Antwerp, and I became attached to it,” he said in an interview with the official PSG website. “But the main reason behind it is related to my mother, who passed away at the age of 51. Wearing that number is a way for me to pay tribute to her, and it gives me strength in every game.”
It was a simple statement, devoid of melodrama yet efficient in getting to the heart of the matter – similar in style to the economy of movement that characterises Pacho’s football.
When journalists praise his defensive skills – which earned him a man of the match (MOTM) at the 2026 Champions League semi-finals – Pacho can be similarly humble and down-to-earth. “Without this team, I wouldn’t be a great defender,” he told French sports daily, L’Equipe.
On Saturday night, PSG’s prized centre-back is set to play his second consecutive Champions League final. There’s a lot at stake when PSG meets Arsenal for European club football’s most important trophy. For PSG, victory at Puskas Arena would see the Parisians become only the second team – after Zinedine Zidane‘s Real Madrid streak from 2016-18 – to retain the trophy since the old European Cup was rebranded as the Champions League in 1992.
As the reigning European champions, Luis Enrique’s team faces Mike Arteta’s Arsenal, the newly crowned English champion which own one of the Champions League’s meanest defences. But PSG comes with the assurance of defending champions – with Pacho as the pillar of their defensive line.
For the kid from Quininde, a nondescript town in Ecuador’s northern lowlands, it’s been a long journey to global football heights.
A childhood marred by violence
Pacho was born into extreme poverty near Ecuador’s Pacific coast, in the province of Esmeraldas, which was plagued by violence from drug traffickers and criminal gangs. “I took my first steps in football in the neighbourhood where I lived, and I learned a lot from that,” he recounted. He played his first official matches for Huracan de Quininde, a local amateur club.
The turning point came during his teenage years, when Pacho was spotted by scouts from Independiente del Valle. A club in the suburbs of the capital, Quito, Independiente del Valle over the past few decades has become Ecuador’s most renowned academy, whose alumni include Chelsea defender Moises Caicedo and an entire generation of players who went on to play in Europe’s top leagues.
Pacho’s coaches noticed the young player’s calm and composure on the field very early. At 20, the young man from Quininde crossed the Atlantic to join Royal Antwerp in Belgium. In Frankfurt, where he signed in the summer of 2023, the Bundesliga introduced him to the rest of Europe. The following summer, PSG made their move: €45 million later, Pacho became the first Ecuadorian in the club’s history.
But the signing was a gamble taken by Luis Campos, the Parisian club’s Portuguese sporting advisor, and it raised some questions at that time, according to French sports journalist Karim Baldé. “There was a question mark when he arrived,” Baldé explains. “It was an expensive transfer, a player little known to the general public, with a specific need to be filled: finding someone to support Marquinhos, or even, eventually, succeed him, while Presnel Kimpembe was plagued by physical setbacks.”
‘The best defender in the world’
As the Champions League campaign unfolded last year, Pacho became increasingly indispensable. “The turning point was around the match against Liverpool,” in the round of 16, said Baldé. “That’s when he really found his place.”
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Since then, the Pacho-Marquinhos pairing has remained unchanged. The Ecuadorian defender himself explains what this duo brings him: “Marquinhos is an incredible person. He’s supported me from day one. He sets an example with his determination to always win. The fact that he speaks Spanish has been crucial for me. He helps me understand the game, anticipate plays, and position myself well,” Pacho explained in an interview with the UEFA website. The 32-year-old Brazilian, for his part, has publicly described his Ecuadorian partner as the best defender in the world.
In two seasons, Pacho has established himself as one of Enrique’s most reliable players; an undisputed starter and a key figure in the victory over Inter Milan in the 2025 final, when he became the first Ecuadorian in history to win a Champions League trophy.
This year’s semifinal against Bayern Munich highlighted the limitations of this high-pressing defence as Paris struggled. But Baldé sees it differently: “In their positioning, especially when playing offside traps, the two are in sync. From the stands, you can see the trust they have in each other. When there’s pressure, Marquinhos rarely targets Pacho. He’s solid: he’s a physically reliable guy,” explained Baldé.
Pacho describes Caicedo, his fellow Ecuadorian footballer, best friend and national teammate, as a “beast” on the field. Together, they could dazzle the world at the World Cup, facing the German national team or the Ivory Coast’s Elephants. Before that, on Saturday night in Budapest, Willian Pacho will be looking to take down Arsenal.
(This is a translation of the original in French.)
Canelo Alvarez has named the fighter who he feels is most deserving of a passing-of-the-torch moment, perhaps not in the ring but rather in a non-combative sense.
As a supporter of fighters from his home nation, specifically, the 35-year-old is keen to see someone emerge as the next face of Mexican boxing.
Many would still regard Canelo as the leading star of Mexican boxing, even if his next outing, against WBC world super-middleweight champion Christian Mbilli, is taking place in Saudi Arabia on September 12.
David Benavidez, meanwhile, is widely expected to become a key fixture on Cinco de Mayo and Mexican Independence Day weekends, especially when considering his star-making performance against Gilberto Ramirez earlier this month.
But instead of highlighting Benavidez as the man to follow in his footsteps, Canelo has suggested that Jaime Munguia deserves to inherit his metaphorical torch.
Munguia lost a unanimous decision to Alvarez in 2024, but has since joined forces with his countryman by training under head coach Eddy Reynoso.
This partnership proved particularly successful earlier this month, with the 29-year-old becoming a two-weight world champion by unanimously outpointing, and dethroning, Armando Resendiz for the WBA super-middleweight strap.
While speaking with Ring Magazine, Canelo highlighted his stablemate as a worthy candidate to take his torch.
“I would love to pass the torch to Munguia. Why not? He’s learnt a lot [under Reynoso]. He works very hard, and he’s a very good guy, so he deserves everything.”
While perhaps a hard-working athlete, eyebrows were certainly raised after Munguia returned a positive drugs test last year, only to be cleared of any wrongdoing by the relevant governing and sanctioning bodies.
Anyang JKJ Red Boosters’s Rhenz Abando during a game in the Korean Basketball League (KBL). –KBL PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines—Rhenz Abando isn’t going anywhere just yet.
The Anyang JKJ Red Boosters confirmed on Friday that Abando has re-signed with the club for the 2026-27 season in the Korean Basketball League.
READ: KBL: Rhenz Abando back with Anyang Red Boosters
Abando was a key part of Anyang’s run this year, where they got eliminated in the semifinals at the hands of the Busan KCC Egis.
In the four-game semifinal series, the former Letran Knights standout averaged 10.8 points and 5.0 rebounds per game.
For the season, Abando posted averages of 7.6 points and 3.7 rebounds while helping the Red Boosters finish with a 35-19 record.
Anyang finished as the second seed at the end of the preliminaries.
Abando wasn’t the only one who made moves in the KBL recently.
JD Cagulangan parted ways with Suwon KT Sonicboom to make way for Migs Oczon.
Meanwhile, Justin Gutang and Carl Tamayo both re-signed with the Seoul Samsung Thunders and Changwon LG Sakers, respectively.
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Spanish tennis player Rafael Jodar has vehemently denied pushing a ball girl during his third-round victory at the French Open, an incident that sparked debate after footage circulated online.
The moment, captured between sets of his match against American Alex Michelsen on Friday, showed Jodar throwing a water bottle into his box just as a ball girl walked into his path. While social media footage appeared inconclusive, the girl momentarily lost her footing before regaining balance.
Jodar was quick to dismiss any suggestion of contact.
“I didn’t touch her,” he stated. “No, no, no. I could never do that.”
He explained that he was gesturing to his father, who was in his player’s box, to hand him items after a toilet break.
“I didn’t push her or anything. I was telling my dad to give me the things that he was going to give me after a toilet break when I was coming back,” Jodar clarified after the match.
“She was in the middle, so I think she was trying to get out of the way. She was going backwards, but I think she, like, fell, but not because I push(ed) her.”
The 27th seed attributed the ball girl’s stumble to the court cover.
“It was right behind her. So when she was walking backwards, she fell with that,” he said, emphasising his respect for the young helpers.
“I appreciate all the work that the ball kids are doing. I know it’s difficult with the heat and the conditions to stay there, so I appreciate. I could never, you know, push a ball kid.”
Despite the controversy, Jodar went on to secure a hard-fought 7-6 (2), 6-7 (5), 4-6, 6-3, 6-3 victory, advancing to the fourth round of a major tournament for the first time in his career.
Following his win on Friday, Jodar will now face fellow Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta in the next round for a place in the quarter-finals.
This year’s men’s tournament will see a new grand slam champion crowned after Novak Djokovic suffered a shock defeat by Joao Fonseca on Friday evening at Roland Garros.
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American midfielder Brenden Aaronson had a good excuse to miss the U.S. World Cup team’s training session Friday — he was getting married.
The Leeds midfielder is marrying longtime girlfriend Milana D’Ambra, a daughter of Saint Joseph’s men’s soccer coach Don D’Ambra.
Aaronson, also a member of the 2022 U.S. World Cup squad, left camp after Thursday’s session and was due back in time for training Saturday.
A 25-year-old with Leeds in the Premier League, Aaronson is part of a well-known U.S. soccer family from Medford, New Jersey. His brother Paxten is with Major League Soccer’s Colorado Rapids and sister Jaden played for Villanova as a freshman last fall. Their father, Rusty, is sporting director of Real Futbol Academy in Medford.
The U.S. team allowed star Christian Pulisic to skip training to attend his Hershey High School prom on May 27, 2016, at the Hershey Hotel in Pennsylvania, then return for the following day’s Copa América match against Bolivia in Kansas City, Kansas.
Reporting by The Associated Press.
Paraguay’s Adolfo Daniel Vallejo reacts during his second round match against France’s Moise Kouame at the 2026 French Open.
French Open organizers on Friday said a “significant sanction” will be imposed on Adolfo Daniel Vallejo after the player said his second-round match should not have been umpired by a woman.
The sanction will be a fine, with the amount not announced.
Buoyed by the home crowd, French teenage prodigy Moise Kouame staved off a late rally to record a 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 2-6, 7-6 (8) victory over Vallejo on Thursday. Vallejo led 5-2 in the deciding set before the 17-year-old Kouame battled back to end the match in just less than five hours.
Vallejo, a 22-year-old from Paraguay, took issue with the time Kouame was allowed to take between points and argued that umpire Ana Carvalho did not control the crowd, which loudly cheered for the teen.
“This sort of match needs to be umpired by a man. It’s very difficult for a woman to do it,” Vallejo told Clay magazine. “It has to be refereed by a man, because it’s a very demanding crowd and you need a lot of strength to go against the crowd.”
The French Tennis Federation and Roland Garros organizers deemed Vallejo’s comments as “unacceptable.”
“The competence of an umpire is not determined by their gender, but by their professionalism and ability to officiate at the highest level,” the organizers said. “The outcome of a sporting event, whether positive or negative, can never justify or excuse such remarks. The tournament organizers will impose a significant sanction on Adolfo Vallejo in the form of a fine.
“The Roland-Garros tournament strongly condemns all sexist remarks, regardless of who makes them, and offers its support to the match umpire and, more broadly, to all the tournament’s umpiring officials.” Vallejo, who is ranked 71st in the world, posted in Spanish on X that his words had been misconstrued.
“I never spoke about women in general, I spoke about the referee specifically, who didn’t handle the crowd at any point during the match,” Vallejo wrote. “That said, I also didn’t say that I lost because of her. I congratulated the opponent and it’s normal for the crowd to cheer for the home player.”
–Field Level Media
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IPL 2026 Orange Cap and Purple Cap after Qualifier 2: Sooryavanshi stays on top, Rabada surges ahead | Cricket News
NEW DELHI: The IPL 2026 Orange Cap and Purple Cap races witnessed another dramatic twist after Gujarat Titans defeated Rajasthan Royals in Qualifier 2 on Friday to set up a summit clash against Royal Challengers Bengaluru.Despite Rajasthan Royals crashing out of the tournament, teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi continued to hold the Orange Cap with another breathtaking knock. The 15-year-old smashed 96 off just 47 balls in New Chandigarh, taking his tally to 776 runs from 16 matches this season.However, his heroic effort was not enough to take RR into the final.The biggest threat to Sooryavanshi’s Orange Cap now comes from Gujarat Titans’ opening duo of Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan, who once again starred in a crucial chase.Gill hammered a stunning century in Qualifier 2 to climb to second spot in the standings with 722 runs, while Sudharsan’s fluent half-century helped him move to third with 710 runs.With GT now advancing to the IPL 2026 final against RCB in Ahmedabad on Sunday, both Gill and Sudharsan will get one final opportunity to overtake Sooryavanshi in the race for the tournament’s highest run-scorer award.The top five run-getters list is currently dominated by batters from playoff teams. Sunrisers Hyderabad stars Heinrich Klaasen and Ishan Kishan occupy fourth and fifth spots respectively, with 624 and 602 runs.RCB batting icon Virat Kohli remains in contention as well. Kohli currently sits sixth with exactly 600 runs and could still make a late surge in the standings during the final.
IPL 2026 Orange Cap after GT vs RR
| Runs | M | Ave. | SR | 100s/50s | |
| Sooryavanshi | 776 | 16 | 48.50 | 237.30 | 1/5 |
| Gill | 722 | 15 | 48.13 | 163.71 | 1/6 |
| Sudharsan | 710 | 16 | 47.33 | 159.55 | 1/8 |
| Klaasen | 624 | 15 | 48.00 | 160.00 | 0/6 |
| Kishan | 602 | 15 | 40.13 | 182.42 | 0/6 |
Rabada overtakes Bhuvneshwar in Purple Cap race
The Purple Cap standings also saw a major change after Gujarat Titans pacer Kagiso Rabada delivered another impactful spell in Qualifier 2.Rabada picked up 2/35 against Rajasthan Royals to jump to the top of the wicket-takers’ chart with 28 wickets from 16 matches.The South African speedster now leads RCB pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar by two wickets heading into Sunday’s title clash. Bhuvneshwar is second in the standings with 26 wickets and will have a direct chance to challenge Rabada in the final.Rajasthan Royals fast bowler Jofra Archer finished his campaign in third place with 25 wickets from 16 games.Chennai Super Kings pacer Anshul Kamboj occupies fourth spot with 21 wickets, while Sunrisers Hyderabad’s Eshan Malinga rounds off the top five with 20 wickets from 15 matches.
IPL 2026 Purple Cap after GT vs RR
| Wickets | M | Ave. | Econ. | |
| Rabada | 28 | 16 | 20.78 | 9.43 |
| Bhuvi | 26 | 15 | 18.15 | 8.00 |
| Archer | 25 | 16 | 22.36 | 9.31 |
| Kamboj | 21 | 14 | 25.23 | 10.52 |
| Malinga | 20 | 15 | 25.35 | 9.33 |
With one match left in the tournament, both the Orange Cap and Purple Cap races remain wide open heading into what promises to be a blockbuster IPL 2026 final.
OKLAHOMA CITY — As the only unseeded team in the Women’s College World Series, Mississippi State softball is hoping to gain some extra luck from broccoli.
The vegetable has become the Bulldogs’ rally prop after a fan named Broccoli Guy started dancing while holding it at the Eugene Regional. Mississippi State embraced the fun trend and has brought broccoli to hold in the dugout for its games, beginning with the regional final.
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“We saw his energy, and I think he helped loosen the team up at the regional,” MSU coach Samantha Ricketts said of Broccoli Guy. “… I think he really represents the way that we go about our business. It’s just being true to ourselves and having fun.”
Mississippi State (43-20) is playing in its first Women’s College World Series and lost its opener against Texas Tech 8-0 in a five-inning run-rule game.
The Bulldogs will take on No. 2 seed Texas (47-12) on May 29 (6 p.m. CT, ESPN) at Devon Park in an elimination game.
NCAA makes exception, allows broccoli at WCWS
Throughout the NCAA Softball Tournament, Mississippi State’s use of broccoli has been limited to the players in the dugout.
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However, that changed at the Women’s College World Series. Although outside food is on the list of prohibited items at Devon Park, the NCAA is making an exception for fans bringing in broccoli.
Who is Broccoli Guy?
Broccoli Guy’s real name is Jim Stewart Allen. He’s a sports fan from Washington who brings broccoli to games and dances in the stands. He’s been spotted at games for the Seattle Mariners, Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Storm, Seattle Kraken, Seattle Sea Wolves and the Washington Huskies.
Why is Broccoli Guy a Mississippi State softball fan?
Broccoli Guy started cheering for Mississippi State during the Eugene Regional of the NCAA Tournament. The Bulldogs brought broccoli to use as a good luck charm for their regional final game against Saint Mary’s. The Bulldogs won 5-0 and advanced to the super regionals for just the second time.
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Allen showed up again to support Mississippi State at Oklahoma during the super regionals. Before Game 3 against the Sooners, the Bulldogs posted pictures and videos of broccoli on social media, hoping it would bring them more luck. MSU won 6-0 to qualify for the Women’s College World Series for the first time.
Broccoli Guy GoFundMe
Charles Ammon, the father of MSU pitcher Leila Ammon, started a GoFundMe to help cover and reimburse Allen’s travel expenses over the last two weeks. Several MSU players and their parents have donated. MSU coach Samantha Ricketts donated $500. As of May 27, the fundraiser had received 129 donations totaling $5,475, surpassing its goal of $5,000.
“We wanted to continue to make sure he knew he was a big part of this journey for us,” Ricketts said of the donations. “… He’s a special ed teacher back in the Pacific Northwest, and just knowing what he was investing and giving up to be here, we wanted to do our part to help continue the run and get him into Devon Park this weekend.”
2026 Women’s College World Series schedule
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May 28
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Game 1: Texas Tech 8, Mississippi State 0
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Game 2: Tennessee 6, Texas 3
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Game 3: Alabama 6, UCLA 3
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Game 4: Nebraska 5, Arkansas 3
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May 29
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Game 5: Mississippi State vs Texas Tech (6 p.m., ESPN2)
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Game 6: UCLA vs Arkansas (8:30 p.m., ESPN2)
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May 30
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Game 7: Texas Tech vs Tennessee (2 p.m., ABC)
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Game 8: Alabama vs Nebraska (6 p.m., ESPN)
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May 31
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Game 9: Game 5 winner vs Game 8 loser (2 p.m., ABC)
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Game 10: Game 6 winner vs Game 7 loser (6 p.m., ESPN2)
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June 1
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Game 11: Game 7 winner vs Game 9 winner (11 a.m., ESPN)
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Game 12 (if necessary): Game 7 winner vs Game 9 winner (1:30 p.m., ESPN)
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Game 13: Game 8 winner vs Game 10 winner (6 p.m., ESPN2)
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Game 14 (if necessary): Game 8 winner vs Game 10 winner (8:30 p.m., ESPN2)
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Finals Game 1 (7 p.m., ESPN)
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Tia Reid covers Jackson State sports for the Clarion Ledger. Email her at treid@usatodayco.com and follow her on X @tiareid65.
This article originally appeared on Mississippi Clarion Ledger: Why does Mississippi State softball have broccoli in dugout at WCWS?
Novak Djokovic’s latest quest for a record 25th Grand Slam ended with a defeat to Brazilian teenager Joao Fonseca in the third round of the French Open on Friday.
The 19-year-old Fonseca rallied from two sets down for the second straight match to stun Djokovic, winning 4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 7-5, 7-5 after four hours and 53 minutes.
Fonseca is through to the last 16 of a major for the first time. He will next play two-time Roland Garros runner-up Casper Ruud or American 24th seed Tommy Paul.
(FRANCE 24 with AFP and AP)
David Benavidez has been linked with a major opportunity, which could materialise later this year if Turki Alalshikh convinces both sides to reach an agreement.
‘The Mexican Monster’ comes off a star-making performance, dethroning Gilberto Ramirez earlier this month to become a three-division world champion.
He did so via a sixth-round stoppage at 200lbs, where, despite it being his first assignment at the weight, he managed to claim the WBO and WBA titles.
Since then, Benavidez has doubled down on his desire to face Dmitry Bivol, who must first defeat IBF mandatory challenger Michael Eifert on Saturday.
Should he emerge triumphant, as most expect him to, then Bivol would likely be open to an undisputed showdown with Benavidez, who still holds the WBC light-heavyweight title.
Alternatively, though, Benavidez could remain at cruiserweight and collide with Jai Opetaia, who comes off a dominant points victory over Brandon Glanton in March.
This happened to be the Australian’s first fight under Dana White’s promotional banner, which ultimately saw him claim the inaugural Zuffa belt after being stripped of his IBF world title.
Regardless of his championship status, however, Opetaia is widely considered the top dog at 200lbs, where it appears as though he is in talks for a Benavidez clash.
Taking to social media, the 30-year-old’s manager, Tasman Fighters, posted a picture of Opetaia and Alalshikh, including the headline: ‘Turki to make Opetaia vs Benavidez’.
Turki to unleash the #BEAST in 2026 👀 pic.twitter.com/FIoUnSgBk1
— Tasman Fighters (@tasmanfighters) May 25, 2026
In contrast, however, the father and trainer of ‘The Mexican Monster’ has suggested that Opetaia’s team is not returning his calls.
San Antonio Spurs assistant coach Sean Sweeney is reportedly finalizing a deal to be the franchise’s next head coach, ESPN’s Shams Charania reported on Friday.
Sweeney, 41, takes over in Orlando after Jamahl Mosley was let go following the playoffs.
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