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On a warm evening in August 2024, Paris bid adieu to the Olympic Games with a closing ceremony that will be remembered for years to come. The French capital, which had been the epicenter of the world's attention for the past few weeks, marked the end of the Games with a spectacular celebration that captured the spirit of unity, diversity, and excellence that defines the Olympics. A Night of Festivity and Reflection The closing ceremony took place at the newly renovated Stade de

Americans are in first place to showcase their strength at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games by winning four more medals on day three. The night started with Katie Grimes (Las Vegas, Nev./Sandpipers of Nevada) and Emma Weyant (Sarasota, Fla./Gator Swim Club) finishing with silver and bronze in the women's 400-meter individual medley for the team. During the upcoming competition, Luke Hobson (from Reno, Nevada and representing Longhorn Aquatics) claimed a bronze medal in the men's 200m freestyle event. Following the session, team Captain

Tadej Pogacar, the winner of the Tour de France, will not participate in the Paris 2024 Olympics, as announced by the Slovenian Olympic Committee [OKS] on Monday. The Slovenian Olympic Committee stated that Pogacar, who claimed victory in his third Tour de France on Sunday and also won the Tour and Giro d’Italia in 2024, was not chosen due to tiredness. Tadej Pogacar wraps up Tour de France victory to seal historic double Read more The coach of the men's cycling team announced

Spain Secures Historic European Gold in Water Polo Clash Spain clinched a remarkable victory against reigning champion Croatia in the European men’s water polo championships, winning 11-10. The flawless 3-0 final quarter performance led Spain to their first crown after reaching the finals four times. Alvaro Granados, crowned Most Valuable Player, played a pivotal role, scoring three crucial goals, including the match-winner. Croatia, aiming for a third title, couldn't hold their lead, and Spain's magical final eight minutes secured their historic win. Crowning

"Watch Arsenal's UWCL Clash Against Paris FC Live!" Title: "Watch Arsenal's UWCL Clash Against Paris FC Live!" Attention, Arsenal fans in the UK and Ireland! It's time to get your Arsenal scarves and jerseys ready because you won't want to miss the upcoming UEFA Women's Champions League (UWCL) qualifying match between Arsenal and Paris FC. The best part? You can watch it live and for free on Arsenal.com and the official Arsenal app. Just a few days ago, Arsenal delivered an impressive 3-0

American Coco Gauff is brimming with confidence ahead of the French Open, buoyed by strong results in Italy on clay in the past two weeks that have helped the 17-year-old climb 10 places to a career-best 25th in the rankings. Gauff has already made the fourth rounds of the Australian Open and Wimbledon in her nascent career, and this week she will be seeded at a Grand Slam for the first time in her career when the clay court major starts on Sunday

After thinking hard about hanging on another year to compete at the COVID-19 delayed Tokyo Olympics, four-time gold medallist gymnast Simone Biles said on Wednesday she just might stick around for another three years for the 2024 Paris Summer Games. Winner of the coveted all-around crown along with team, floor and vault gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Biles had given every indication that the Tokyo Games would be her competitive swan song. But the 24-year-old American hinted during her appearance at the

PSG's scheduled home clash against Montpellier has been called off and thereby, postponed due to the ongoing riots at the French capital. The match was supposed to begin on Saturday at 4 pm GMT, but owing to the 'Gilet Jaune' protests that have been heating up over the past few weeks, it has been ruled off. Along with this feature game, the fixture between Toulouse and Lyon has been pushed back to a later date as well. The French footballing authorities have reported that they

Racism has been one of the filthiest practices affecting every department of sports in different ways. Over time, many individuals, as well as organizations, have come up with the allegation of individuals being racially discriminated. And this time it is one of the biggest clubs in European Football, Paris St. Germain. French investigative website Mediapart revealed that PSG’s scouting team detailed ethnic origins of potential recruits allegedly in order to reduce the number of ‘black’ recruits. According to the reports, they were assessing