Ligue 1 academy standings revealed

Claressa Shields made a striking appearance at the weigh-in for her fight against Lani Daniels in Detroit on July 26, showcasing high heels, a fur coat, and a swimsuit, while weighing in at 174.6 pounds. Daniels, the current IBF light heavyweight champion, honored her Maori heritage with a bucket hat and fishing vest, as both fighters prepared to compete for Shields' undisputed heavyweight title in front of 19,000 fans. Want More Context? 🔎

Penn State head coach James Franklin enters his 12th season under significant pressure after leading the Nittany Lions close to a national championship appearance last year. Ranked as the fourth-best active college football coach by ESPN's Bill Connelly, Franklin has achieved notable successes, yet his struggles against top teams continue to complicate his legacy as he aims to elevate the program further in 2025. Want More Context? 🔎

Max Verstappen won the F1 Sprint at the Belgian Grand Prix, overtaking Oscar Piastri on the opening lap and maintaining his lead despite pressure from Piastri and Lando Norris, who finished second and third, respectively. This victory marked a successful debut for new Red Bull Team Principal Laurent Mekies, while Haas secured points with Esteban Ocon and Oliver Bearman finishing fifth and seventh. Want More Context? 🔎

Charles Leclerc's sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix exemplified Ferrari's ongoing struggles this season, showcasing a promising start but a disappointing decline. After starting fourth, Leclerc initially gained positions by slipstreaming McLaren’s Lando Norris but ultimately saw his performance deteriorate as the race progressed. Want More Context? 🔎

The Belgian Grand Prix sprint race highlighted the impact of differing downforce levels between Red Bull and McLaren, with Max Verstappen's lower-drag setup proving advantageous. Despite Oscar Piastri securing pole position, McLaren's higher downforce created a 0.47-second gap that hindered their performance at the start. Want More Context? 🔎

Liverpool FC has established a lasting tribute to Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva following their tragic passing, including the retirement of Jota's number 20 shirt across all club levels. A permanent memorial will be created at Anfield, with floral tributes composted for local flower beds, and fans can honor Jota by purchasing shirts with his name, supporting a grassroots football program in his memory. Want More Context? 🔎