It’s time for the World Cup roundup! Mo Salah scored his third World Cup goal, allowing Egypt to get his first win in the tournament after 92 years. French fans are gearing up for their second game against Iraq in Philadelphia, while Norway is getting ready to play Senegal. FRANCE 24’s Emily Boyles tells us what to know.
Lionel Messi made it clear during his first 2026 World Cup match that he came to win… again. Argentina entered this year’s tournament as the defending champions, taking the title back in 2022, and after Messi scored a hat trick during their first group match against Algeria, he proved once again why he’s the GOAT and why Argentina will be a force to be reckoned with this year. They’ll face Austria – who also won their tournament opener against Jordan – this Monday at 1 p.m. ET. Find out more about this game and all of this week’s biggest matches in our 2026 World Cup guide.
Here’s everything you need to know about watching the Argentina vs. Austria match at the 2026 World Cup live from the U.S. (Plus, find out how you can catch every other game of the tournament).
Coverage of the 2026 World Cup game between Argentina and Austria begins at 1 p.m. ET on Monday, June 22.
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Argentina vs. Austria game channel:
FOX will be broadcasting the Argentina vs. Austria World Cup game in English. A Spanish-language broadcast of the game will air on Telemundo.
Where to watch the 2026 World Cup without cable:
YouTube TV
YouTube TV gets you all the channels you need to watch the 2026 World Cup, including Fox, FS1, Universo and Telemundo.
Right now, you can get a great deal on YouTube TV right now: $67.99/month for your first five months, then $82.99/month thereafter, and you can try it all for free for 21 days.
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One thing to note: YouTube TV livestreams tend to run a slight delay, which isn’t ideal if you’re trying to keep up with the live game down to the exact second.
Fox
FOX One is a relatively new streaming service from FOX that launched last summer. With a subscription to FOX One, you can tune in to all your favorite FOX channels like FOX News, FOX Sports, FOX Weather, FS1, FS2, FOX Business, FOX Deportes, Big Ten Network (B1G), and local FOX stations all in one place.
FOX One offers live programming, as well as shows and movies on demand. At launch, the base price for FOX One will cost $19.99 a month, or you can save with an annual subscription for $199.99, but before you commit to a subscription, you can try it free for 3 days, which means you can catch at least a few World Cup games for nothing.
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Peacock
For $11/month, an ad-supported Peacock subscription lets you stream live sports and events airing on NBC, including Spanish-language broadcasts of every 2026 World Cup game. Plus, you’ll get access to thousands of hours of shows and movies, including beloved sitcoms such as Parks and Recreation and The Office, every Bravo show,and much more.
For $17/month, you can upgrade to an ad-free subscription, which includes live access to your local NBC affiliate (not just during designated sports and events) and the ability to download select titles to watch offline.
This time in 2025, Coeur Volante was being prepared for the Tattersalls Tiara. While her days as a top-tier Group 1 contender may have passed, there’s still significant prize money available.
The daughter of Proisir, a recent winner at Sandown, is set to pursue more earnings in the $150,000 open handicap over 1400 metres at Caulfield next Saturday.
The five-year-old mare is very likely headed for Widden’s breeding barn later this year, where she will be covered by Zoustar. Co-trainer Ben Hayes stated there’s no compelling reason to cease her racing career in the interim.
“It’s a chance for her to make some more money before the new breeding season,” he explained.
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“She’s already a Group 2 winner and the only way you can improve the pedigree is winning a Group 1 and the only Group 1 left is the Tatts Tiara, which is next week and she’s not running there.
“She’ll probably race into spring.”
Coeur Volante achieved victory in the Group 3 Mannerism Stakes (1400m) under the guidance of Mike Moroney and Glen Thompson, less than a week before Moroney’s passing in February of the prior year. Thompson then took over the training of the $90,000 Karaka yearling. Earlier in her career, she had won the Group 3 Champagne Stakes (1200m) at Moonee Valley and the Group 2 Thousand Guineas Prelude (1400m) at Caulfield.
She experienced an unlucky fourth place in the 2023 Group 1 Thousand Guineas (1600m), which was won by Joliestar.
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Last year’s Tattersalls Tiara was her most recent Group 1 start, where she finished second-last in the field of 18 runners.
The previous owners offered Coeur Volante for sale via Inglis Digital in November, where she was purchased by Widden and Bangaloe Stud for $500,000. Since then, in two starts for her new owners, she finished third in the Listed Bel Esprit Stakes before her winning performance over 1400m at Sandown on June 13.
“It’s all worked out well with her and she was a nice, impressive win,” Hayes commented.
“It was really good to get her back in the winner’s stall.”
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SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. — Scottie Scheffler is confused. Sure, he’s the best in the world at playing this impossible game. He’s improved every year since turning pro. He wins more frequently than any golfer since Tiger Woods. But he’s puzzled right now, confronting a conundrum.
What is happening in his first rounds?
Scheffler was stuck on that thought Sunday night, about 20 minutes after his first attempt to finish the career grand slam had finished.
“At the end of the day, I don’t know exactly what it is,” he said. “I’ve been pretty good in first rounds over the last few years, and for some reason, the sharpness just hasn’t been there early in tournaments. I haven’t had those leads that I’ve needed in order to win tournaments. I’ve been playing catch-up all year.”
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It would have taken a final-round 67 — rather than the 71 he logged — to get into a playoff with Wyndham Clark, the U.S. Open champ, but what Scheffler seems zeroed in on is that Thursday 72. It was eight shots worse than Clark’s opening 64 and it created a divide the world No. 1 couldn’t close over 54 holes in about 54 hours. If he had another 18, he might have gotten closer. If, if, if.
For now, as onlookers, the smartest course of action seems to be to shrug it off, to stay the course, to trust in Scottie. He remains the most gifted golfer we’ve seen in ages, and his Thursday hiccups are most likely just hiccups. It would feel improper and surprising if Scheffler never bags a U.S. Open, if he never finishes off his career grand slam. He’s finished top 10 at this event five times. We’ll comfortably pick up the Slamspeak next June, and with even greater fervor. It’ll be at Pebble Beach, a course he knows far better than Shinnecock.
Still, it’s worth bookmarking our shoulda-coulda thoughts. They’re not nothing. Scheffler’s season, though brilliant via big-picture analytics, has been defined by Thursday letdowns with self-inflicted errors. It keeps happening. He hasn’t had many 36-hole leads. He hasn’t had many 54-hole leads. His 2026 has left him shaking his head at times, so much that simply being in the final pairing Sunday felt, “good to be kind of back in the arena [and not] on the outside looking in.”
And what to make of the grand slam? This was only Scheffler’s first chance, but it was one of his best chances in a U.S. Open. For now, that’s no big deal. That’s a step in the right direction. But the longer that box remains unchecked, the more difficult the chase will start to feel. If I had only … only worsens over time.
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Phil Mickelson had 34 cracks at the U.S. Open and came up empty 34 times. Since winning the 2017 Open Championship, Jordan Spieth has had 10 tries at the PGA, and has never gotten close. Tom Watson ended his career with 10 top 10s at the PGA but zero firsts. Many single-name legends of the sport reached the same imperfect tally: Trevino, Snead, Arnie. Even Byron Nelson, whose event gave Scheffler his first PGA Tour start, fell just shy.
The good thing for Scheffler? He probably isn’t remotely worried about any of that. Still, his memory is good enough to remember slipping the green jacket onto Rory McIlroy’s shoulders when he finished his slam.
If Scheffler is aware of anything in particular, it’s how tight the margins will be and how specific his task. The requirement — winning the toughest tournament of the year, with one chance every year — feels almost unfair. Does Scheffler have 20 more tries? Is it more like 15? Fewer than that? At the U.S. Open, opportunities slip away before you can register them as opportunities. His first round felt mediocre on Thursday morning. On Thursday evening it was a thorn in his side. On Sunday night, it was the only thing he could cite to explain why Wyndham Clark was holding the only silver missing from Scheffler’s trophy case.
“Yeah,” he said to finish his press conference, “that’s as good as I’m going to be able to elaborate.”
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It was the final answer of his press conference Sunday night, and a sufficient one for the moment. There’ll be time for him to solve the grand-slam quest; as he wrapped up Sunday he was trying to solve something a bit simpler. It was Father’s Day and his young son, Bennett was seated on the floor next to him, cooing out of sight from the cameras. It was Scheffler’s 30th birthday, too. Life outside of golf was reaching back out to grab him. Scheffler rose from the podium, slid on a backpack inscribed with the name of his second son, Remy, scooped Bennett into his arms and moved on from Shinnecock.
“Alright buddy, let’s go get dinner,” he said, with the peace of someone who doesn’t think like the rest of us do.
Minecraft recently got the second game drop of the year officially titled “Chaos Cubed” and it added a lot of new features and items such as sulfur caves, potent sulfur, sulfur cube mob, etc. New features often require a new world to start a new journey and finding the perfect seed can be a daunting task.
This article features five best Minecraft 26.2 seeds to start the perfect new world and try all the new features of the Chaos Cubed game drop. Do note that these seeds work for both Bedrock and Java edition with some exceptions such as structure generation.
5 best Minecraft 26.2 seeds to try the new features of Chaos Cubed update
1) Treasure of structures with cherry blossom biome
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This seed features a plethora of different structures (Image via Mojang Studios || reddit/@Fantastic-End-4694)
Seed: 3806707291501128365
Version: Java Edition
If you want to start the game with some challenge and a race against time, then this seed is perfect for you. The game spawns you in a beautiful location with snowy mountain peaks, cherry blossom biome, coastal areas, and even a swamp nearby.
However, there are two pillager outposts, a shipwreck nearby, a ruined portal, a sulfur cave, and a village right next to the spawn point. So when you start the world, you can instantly get into combat mode by collecting all the necessary items from the village and shipwreck and then wreak havoc on the pillager outposts.
2) Jagged-mountain in a swamp
This seed is perfect for a fantasy-inspired build (Image via Mojang Studios || reddit/@NaNNaN_NaN)
Seed: 891118132820202107
If you are looking for your next fantasy-building project perhaps inspired by TV series like A Game of Thrones or the movie The Lord of the Rings. This seed features an amazing landscape filled with tall and razor sharp mountains with a mangrove swamp biome around.
You can build a castle, massive walls, watchtowers, or any structure that fits the ambiance of the location. What’s even better is that you can use the newly-added potent sulfur block and make perpetual geysers in the swamp biome
3) Sulfur crater
This seed features a massive sulfur cave biome to explore (Image via Mojang Studios || YouTube@akirby80)
Seed: 42203442493
Finding the newly-added features in Minecraft is what most players aim to do when starting a new world. The Chaos Cubed game drop added a ton of new features and items, including the sulfur cube mob which spawns in sulfur caves. And this seed gives you the sulfur caves in the best way possible.
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Right in the middle of a desert, you will find a massive crater with a large sulfur cave biome that you can explore to find all the new items and the sulfur cube mob. This seed is the best way to start a new world if you are looking for the best sulfur cave biome experience.
4) Small island with village
This seed is perfect for a peaceful game world right at spawn (Image via Mojang Studios || YouTube@akirby80)
Seed: 101396560
For players who want a peaceful and quite unique location to start their world, this seed might be the one for them. It features a small and quaint island with a village on it and players can expand the entire area to make it even better.
For example, with the use of potent sulfur blocks and a heat source such as lava or magma blocks to create geysers around the village and make it more scenic.
5) Village surrounded by mountain wall
This is one of the most beautiful worlds to spawn in the latest version of the game (Image via Mojang Studios || YouTube@akirby80)
Seed: 16515906812
It is very difficult to find regions that are truly breathtaking. This seed spawns you in a gorgeous area with a village surrounded by a ring of snow-covered mountains. The flower-covered valley and the village ensures that you will get all the basic resources along with some villagers to trade with.
Fresh off a historic 60-win season, the Detroit Pistons have an enviable salary cap situation.
But still limited by league restrictions and small-market spending habits, they might need to make some hard decisions this offseason.
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NBA free agency begins on June 30, and the Pistons have starters Jalen Duren and Tobias Harris both entering the market, Duren as a restricted free agent and Harris as an unrestricted player. The team has the ability to sign both players and stay under the first apron, but it might affect how Pistons president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon can approach signing a big-time free agent, navigating next year’s trade deadline and planning for future seasons.
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No matter how Langdon approaches this offseason, however, his team’s financial flexibility gives him plenty of options to make improvements.
Here’s the breakdown of Detroit’s salary cap situation:
*Excluding $103.4 million in cap holds, not guaranteed spending for upcoming season.
The Pistons currently have a little over $135 million committed to 10 players for the upcoming season, which puts them in the bottom-5 of NBA teams in terms of active spending. About $50 million of that committed salary will go to star point guard Cade Cunningham, but beyond that, the Pistons don’t have anyone on the books making more than $16 million next season.
That gives the Pistons a lot of room to work with heading into next season, but how much room is dependent on the team’s willingness to spend. For example, the Pistons have a little under $66 million to spend before they hit the luxury tax threshold, which will cost the Pistons an increasing amount of tax for each dollar they spend above that mark. They also have $72.5 million to spend before they hit the first apron, which not only has tax implications, but also competitive implications, with teams over the first apron barred from using certain levers to sign and trade for players.
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The second apron, $85.5 million away, is even more punitive, with only two NBA teams currently in that realm as free agency approaches (Cleveland Cavaliers and Oklahoma City Thunder). Considering the Pistons have never even sniffed the first apron since the second apron was implemented in 2023, it’s fair to assume Detroit won’t be approaching the furthest threshold.
So as long as Pistons owner Tom Gores is willing to exceed the luxury tax threshold, we’ll call the first apron a hard cap for Detroit in the upcoming season, giving them at most $72.5 million to work with according to Spotrac.
How much can the Pistons upgrade with that money?
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Pistons free agents to sign
Detroit Pistons center Jalen Duren (0) and forward Tobias Harris (12) celebrates as time expires during the second half against Boston Celtics at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Sunday, October 26, 2025.
Langdon has already indicated his intention to sign Duren and an eagerness to negotiate with Harris, the two biggest upcoming Pistons free agents.
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If the Pistons stick to that commitment, then Duren would most likely be the most expensive contract the Pistons hand out this offseason. Our Pistons insider Omari Sankofa II thinks the Pistons would be agreeable to a five-year, $200 million deal, with the contract likely back-loaded to take advantage of a presumably rising salary cap after each season.
That would lock up the center for many years but also could realistically take up half of Detroit’s spending room for the 2026-27 season. That would leave plenty of room for the Pistons to keep the current roster intact and sign Harris, projected at $19 million per season according to ESPN’s Bobby Marks. But if they want to sign Duren, sign Harris and extend star defender Ausar Thompson before he hits free agency next season (with the contract projected at 5 years, $135 million according to Spotrac), it will cost them a little more than they might be willing to spend.
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To re-sign Duren, Harris and extend Thompson likely means going into the first apron or shedding salary via trades. The most realistic trade options would be shooter Duncan Robinson (making $15.9 million next season), center Isaiah Stewart ($15 million) or guard Caris LeVert ($14.8 million). Stewart might have the most value on an expiring deal, but he also might have the most value to the Pistons among those three as the team’s longest-tenured player and key bench piece.
And that doesn’t even consider what salary additions the Pistons would consider in a big-time trade, say for Dallas Mavericks point guard Kyrie Irving or New Orleans Pelicans point guard Trey Murphy III. Murphy’s contract ($27 million in 2026-27) comes cheaper than Irving’s ($39.5 million), but that means the Pistons would have to give up more in draft capital to acquire Murphy than they would for Irving. That might not be ideal for a team that has found recent success developing a their drafted players like Cunningham, Duren and Thompson.
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All-in-all, Langdon has many options to improve the Pistons with salary room heading into free agency. But his choices aren’t unlimited, which means Detroit might have to make some sacrifices to build a title-contending roster for next season.
FILE – Alex Eala celebrates after a match in the Berlin Open. She beat Elena Rybakina and Elina Svitolina to reach the semifinals. –BERLIN OPEN PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines–Alex Eala returned to the top 30 in the WTA rankings ahead of her debut at the Bad Homburg Open on Monday.
Eala jumped five spots to world No. 30 following a blistering campaign in the WTA 500 Berlin Open, where she reached the semifinals. She moved just a spot shy of matching her career-high ranking of No. 29 last March.
The 21-year-old Eala looks to continue her giant-slaying ways starting against former world No. 12 Elise Mertens of Belgium in the round of 32 late Monday night.
Beating Mertens could likely pit Eala against four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka in the second round before a potential quarterfinals duel with French Open champion Mirra Andreeva.
Other top players like Polish world No. 3 and top seed Iga Swiatek and Czech powerhouse Linda Noskova are also in the WTA 500 tournament.
NEW DELHI: India’s teenage batting sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi revealed how a timely conversation with his coach helped him overcome a difficult phase and return to his destructive best in the Tri-Series final against Sri Lanka A in Dambulla.The 15-year-old smashed a breathtaking 94 off just 29 balls, including the fastest List A half-century in history off only 11 deliveries, as India A thrashed Sri Lanka A by 66 runs to lift the title.But the record-breaking knock came after a lean run in the tournament and mounting scrutiny over his form and temperament following an on-field altercation during India A’s previous meeting with Sri Lanka A.“When runs were not coming, I sat down with Hrishi [Hrishikesh Kanitkar] sir to discuss a few things and he gave me a free hand to play freely,” Sooryavanshi told Sportstar after the final.“These conditions were slightly different, so it threw some challenges initially. So, I was trying too hard, but wasn’t able to execute the plans. That’s when he told me, ‘tu apna natural game khel, zyada soch mat’ (you play your natural game and don’t think too much about anything else). That motivated me and I continued to back myself and I’m happy that things worked out well,” the teenager said.
‘There was no pressure on me’
Coming into the summit clash, Sooryavanshi had managed only 117 runs in four innings and had struggled to convert starts on the slower surfaces in Sri Lanka.However, the left-hander insisted that pressure never entered his mind despite the criticism surrounding him.“There was no pressure on me,” Sooryavanshi said. “When I walked out to bat, the idea was to execute what I had planned for in the first ten overs and then take it forward. It worked…”His astonishing assault effectively settled the contest inside the first ten overs. India A raced to 132 in just nine overs before eventually posting 377/9. Sri Lanka A were then bowled out for 311 in 47.1 overs.
Sri Lanka captain hails Sooryavanshi
Sri Lanka A skipper Sahan Arachchige admitted that Sooryavanshi’s blitz put his side on the back foot immediately.“Sooryavanshi played a brilliant innings. We managed the innings nicely thereon but let it slide in the last two overs,” Arachchige said.“When we are chasing a big score, top order can fall cheaply. It happens. Young guys have played well, seniors have scored too. It’s been a good tournament,” he added.With an India T20 debut awaiting later this month, Sooryavanshi’s latest masterclass served as another reminder that even during difficult periods, trusting his natural instincts remains his greatest strength.
Two-time US Open winner Wyndham Clark admitted he was in a “negative, dark place” after missing the cut at Oakmont a year ago and taking his frustrations out on a locker in the historic clubhouse.
The American caused controversy when he damaged a century-old locker at Oakmont Country Club in Pennsylvania at last year’s US Open.
The 32-year-old felt Sunday’s victory at Shinnecock Hills, which added to his 2023 major breakthrough at LA Country Club, had redeemed him 12 months on.
But he said it had been a tough time for him.
Wyndham Clark celebrates with his girlfriend after winning his second major title (Gerald Herbert/AP) (AP)
“After what happened at Oakmont was obviously the lowest point,” he said, with his world ranking having fallen from a career-high third to 29 after missing the cut a year ago.
“People probably didn’t see what happened after, but you know, it was a really tough two, three days for me.
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“I was in a dark place, didn’t really go outside much. It was a really, negative, dark place.
“At that moment I just felt a lot of my career, world ranking, reputation, everything just dwindling. That’s a terrible feeling.
“I would say in that moment I definitely didn’t think I’d be here this year doing this.
“But I did a lot of work in the off-season on my golf swing, on the things I needed to do. I would say as this year, I started hitting it better and started seeing the results, then yeah, I started gaining my confidence.”
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Results have been trending in the right direction and after winning the CJ Cup in May he finished third at The Memorial and joint-11th at the Canadian Open immediately before arriving on Long Island.
But while his form may have been good the reception he received from fans in the final round was not as favourable, with every mistake cheered and resulting in local police intervening to eject a couple who were felt to have crossed the line.
“They definitely didn’t want me to win. It’s pretty rare in an Open Championship or a major to have fans kind of boo against your shots or cheer for bad shots,” said Clark, who was playing alongside crowd favourite Scottie Scheffler as he chased the career grand slam.
Not all of Wyndham Clark’s dealings with spectators were positive at Shinnecock Hills (George Walker IV/AP) (AP)
“That was tough. But I’m proud of myself that I battled through. I mean, things really could have gotten away from me.
“I’ve played now a Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup on foreign soil, and it kind of had that atmosphere a little bit.
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“I sure hope it closes the door on it. I figured in my mind that this would maybe be the last time just because it’s one year removed.
“I’ll probably always get them, but I hope I don’t become the heel of the PGA.”
Jun 21, 2026; Southampton, New York, USA; Wyndham Clark makes his tee shot on the 11th green during the final round of the U.S. Open golf tournament at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-Imagn Images
Wyndham Clark refused to stop thinking he could win the U.S. Open on Sunday in Southampton, N.Y.
He recovered from a rough front nine and shot 3-over-par 73 to hang on to win the tournament for the second time in four years.
“It comes down to just believing that good things are going to happen and that you’re going to make the putt, and fortunately the ones I needed to make, I did,” Clark said.
His four-round total of 4-under 276 gave him a one-stroke victory at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Clark’s six-shot advantage entering the day dwindled to one on multiple occasions, but he never lost the lead.
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He is the third player to collect two U.S. Open victories since 2017 after Brooks Koepka and Bryson DeChambeau. Clark outlasted Northern Ireland star Rory McIlroy in 2023 at Los Angeles Country Club for his first major.
In between his two U.S. Open championships, Clark missed the 2025 cut at Oakmont. That result was punctuated when he damaged lockers in the golfer’s area, and was temporarily banned from the club.
“The first one was kind of just the breakthrough of knowing I can do it, and then this one was a lot of redemption,” Clark said. “Last year was so tough, a terrible year. I left this place in shambles, and it’s amazing what a year can do. I’m leaving here this Sunday as a champion, and I’m just so blessed.”
Runner-up Sam Burns shot 67 for a top-10 finish in the U.S. Open for the third year in a row.
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“I think I did my best, and I did everything I could to have a chance to win today,” Burns said. “I started the day seven shots back. That’s very difficult to overcome, especially (against) someone who is playing as well as Wyndham has been playing.”
South Korea’s Tom Kim (70) was third at 1 under. J.T. Poston (67), Keith Mitchell (70) and World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler (71) shared fourth place at even par.
Clark never gave up the lead that he’d held since Thursday night. Yet he was in danger of becoming the first U.S. Open competitor to fail to win after leading by more than five shots.
“I played some ugly golf the last two days, but my putter and short game kind of kept me in it,” Clark said.
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Clark became the 24th golfer to win the U.S. Open multiple times.
Burns missed a birdie putt on No. 18 with a chance to tie, while a few holes back, Clark’s tee shot on No. 16 went into the fescue. But Clark escaped the situation and ended up sinking a 24-foot putt for an unlikely birdie to extend the lead back to two shots.
“To make birdie there was honestly a bonus,” Clark said. “I just wanted to make par. That was one of the pivotal points of the tournament.”
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Clark needed three putts on No. 17, taking a bogey to return the margin to one stroke. But he two-putted for par on No. 18, sinking a 9-inch putt to finish off his second victory of the year after he won the CJ Cup Byron Nelson last month.
After playing the front nine in a birdie-free 3-over par, Clark seemed to steady himself with a birdie on No. 10. His margin was back to one stroke after a bogey on No. 13 while Burns holed a 17 1/2-foot birdie putt on No. 16.
Kim continued to lurk, pulling within two shots of Clark with two holes to play before a bogey on the 17th tanked his chances. He said the experience was rewarding.
“This is my best finish in a major since the British Open in 2023 (when he tied for runner-up), so a lot of positives,” Kim said. “I think this is going to give me a big boost for the rest of the season.”
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Scheffler, who was trying to complete the career Grand Slam on his 30th birthday, never made much of a move, with a three-putt bogey on No. 14 doing damage.
“I gave myself a decent amount of looks today,” Scheffler said. “Yeah, just a few shots. That’s really all it came down to.”
Earlier, Burns, one-third of the way through his round, was within three shots of Clark and pulled a stroke closer after his fourth birdie of the round on No. 8.
Poston won two weeks ago at the Memorial Tournament in his most recent outing. He said there were good possibilities Sunday.
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“I felt like we were really good about being patient the first three days,” Poston said. “Then a little calmer winds out there today I felt like yielded maybe a few more birdies, so we felt like we could try and post a number.”
The best rounds of the day were 66s turned in by Sweden’s Ludvig Aberg and Chile’s Joaquin Niemann. Niemann tied for seventh at 1 over, while Aberg was at 3 over and tied for 17th.
“We’re getting closer and closer,” Niemann said. “That’s the only direction I’ve seen since I started playing golf, that I always get closer to my goals and my dreams. I know it’s one step forward to that.”
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