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Stewards have imposed a five-minute penalty and a suspended 35-point deduction on Ott Tanak after he had an incident with a scrutineer at Rally Finland. The incident followed a challenging stage seven where Tanak's car slid off the road and hit a tree, damaging the cooling system. Want More Context? 🔎

Headlines: Rodrygo (and eight others) don’t want to leave Real MadridMarca reports that nine Real Madrid players, including Rodrygo and Ceballos, are not seeking to leave the club, which has yet to receive any offers for them. Meanwhile, Atlético's Miguel Ángel Gil Marín expresses ambition for the club's future, and Barcelona's Sport and MD feature interviews with Raphinha and Dani Olmo ahead of a promising season. Want More Context? 🔎

FC Breakfast HighlightsRonaldo and his Al Nassr teammates surprised their coach with a heartfelt birthday cake, moving him to tears. In the Leagues Cup, Ángel Correa dazzled with a stunning goal for Tigres, while Seattle crushed Cruz Azul 7-0, featuring a remarkable strike from Pedro de la Vega; Victor Osimhen's return to Galatasaray was marked with a special jersey box, and James Milner honored Diogo Jota by changing his shirt number to 20 at Brighton....

The New York Yankees enhanced their roster before the trade deadline by acquiring third baseman Ryan McMahon and Amed Rosario, with McMahon quickly contributing, including a walkoff single against the Tampa Bay Rays. McMahon expressed excitement about joining the team, calling it "very dangerous" and emphasizing the importance of every player in their postseason chase. Want More Context? 🔎

Xavier Edwards tied the game with a two-run single in the ninth and scored the winning run on Agustín Ramírez's grounder, leading the Marlins to a thrilling 13-12 comeback victory over the Yankees. Giancarlo Stanton and Trent Grisham's three-run homers initially gave New York a 9-4 lead before Miami's six-run seventh inning turned the tide. Want More Context? 🔎

New closer Jhoan Duran made an electrifying debut for the Philadelphia Phillies, captivating fans with a dramatic entrance reminiscent of WWE and closing out the game with just four pitches to secure his first save against the Detroit Tigers. Known as the "Durantula," Duran's unique style and performance marked a memorable night at Citizens Bank Park. Want More Context? 🔎