Wimbledon order of play: today’s matches, full schedule and how to watch on TV

Austin FC defeated D.C. United 4-2, marking United's fourth consecutive loss and extending their eight-game winless streak to seven losses. Myrto Uzuni and Owen Wolff scored first-half goals, while João Peglow and Osman Bukari added to Austin's tally, with Christian Benteke scoring a late penalty for United. Want More Context? 🔎

Elly De La Cruz's two-run single in the seventh inning propelled the Cincinnati Reds to a 6-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, marking the Reds' third consecutive win while the Rays suffered their sixth straight road loss. Reds starter Andrew Abbott excelled with seven strikeouts and has allowed one earned run or fewer in 14 of 17 starts this season, while Rays manager Terry Francona was ejected for arguing balls and strikes. Want More...

The Dallas Cowboys believe that George Pickens, recently acquired from the Pittsburgh Steelers, will pose a challenge for opponents while maintaining a positive presence in the locker room, despite his tumultuous past. With strong support from teammates like CeeDee Lamb, who emphasizes Pickens' passion for football and potential to form a dynamic receiving duo, the team is focused on helping him refine his skills on the field. Want More Context? 🔎

The Philadelphia Eagles' first-round rookie linebacker Jihaad Campbell surprised many by fully participating in training camp, despite earlier concerns about his recovery from shoulder surgery and knee issues. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio noted that the team's trainers tend to understate injuries, while veteran Zach Baun is committed to mentoring Campbell, setting the stage for him to make an early impact on the team. Want More Context? 🔎

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford, 37, is sidelined due to back soreness and will not return to practice next week as previously expected. Coach Sean McVay emphasized the importance of taking a cautious, week-by-week approach regarding Stafford's recovery. Want More Context? 🔎

The Boston Red Sox are considering trading outfielder Masataka Yoshida as they prepare for the 2025 MLB trade deadline, according to CBS Sports' Dayn Perry. Yoshida, who has struggled with injuries and is owed $18.6 million, may be a financial burden amid a roster logjam, making room for young prospects like Roman Anthony and Marcelo Mayer a priority for the team's long-term success. Want More Context? 🔎