UEFA to investigate Mbappé, Vini over Atleti game

TruGreen and First Tee are collaborating with Ball State golfer Landon “Happy” Gilmore in anticipation of the release of Happy Gilmore 2 on Netflix. They invite golfers to participate in the #TruGreenHappyDrive challenge by sharing videos of their “happy swings,” with TruGreen matching donations to First Tee, which has already received $250,000 from the company. Want More Context? 🔎

The Los Angeles Rams are preparing for the 2025 NFL season training camp without veteran quarterback Matthew Stafford, who is dealing with back soreness and will practice off to the side, as confirmed by coach Sean McVay. While McVay is not concerned about Stafford's long-term availability, he emphasized the importance of a cautious approach, allowing Jimmy Garoppolo to take first-team reps in Stafford's absence. Want More Context? 🔎

Wide receiver Jauan Jennings was discussed at a press conference with 49ers GM John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan, following reports of his desire for a trade if a contract extension is not offered. Lynch confirmed Jennings' presence at training camp, stating the team anticipates his participation, while Shanahan clarified that Jennings has not formally requested a trade. Want More Context? 🔎

Sun Day Red has introduced the Osprey, an all-purpose shoe designed to enhance the golfing experience while offering versatility for daily activities. Inspired by Tiger Woods, the shoe combines style and functionality, featuring design elements that honor his achievements, making wearers feel confident and connected to golf's legacy. Want More Context? 🔎

The Minnesota Vikings, planning for depth at tight end in 2025, have T.J. Hockenson leading the group, with Nick Muse as the sole backup after Gavin Bartholomew was placed on the PUP list. Following the Seattle Seahawks' release of tight end Noah Fant, a former Iowa teammate of Hockenson, speculation arises about the Vikings potentially signing Fant to bolster their roster. Want More Context? 🔎

Engine choice will be free in the British Touring Car Championship's new ruleset, set to begin in 2027 for five years, allowing the use of car models not currently available in the UK. Aside from this significant change, the successful NGTC regulations from 2011 will remain largely intact. Want More Context? 🔎