Lila Gizzie
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Washington Spirit haunted by latest home-field loss (opens the original)
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Halloween has arrived a month early to Audi Field as a haunting presence seems to have settled into the Washington Spirit’s home stadium. Since August 2, the Spirit have lost five of their six home matches with only two wins in between—most recently falling to eighth-ranked Angel City FC 1-0 on Sept. 26. The Spirit’s inconsistency in the backend of the season is a glaring result of the summer transfer window during which it transferred midfielder Rebeca Bernal to Manchester United W.U.F.C. and s
Sydney Sweeney’s ad says nothing new—but it’s time we change the narrative. (opens the original)
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To everyone’s surprise, actress Sydney Sweeney starred in a controversial ad last week. Novig, a sports-focused prediction market, released the ad, and backlash to the overly sexual content unfolded immediately across social media and plastered itself across news headlines. In a world where women’s sports continue to fight an uphill battle against degradation, Sweeney and the ad have been rightfully critiqued for playing directly into harmful narratives through both her dialogue and appearance.
The 2026 World Cup Week 5: ¡Vamos España! (opens the original)
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Thirty-nine days and 103 games after the tournament’s commencement in Mexico City, Spain defeated the reigning champions, Argentina, in the World Cup Final. Grueling does not fully capture the flow of this match: one-sided possession, bountiful fouls, and the pressure of two nations weighed down the pitch in East Rutherford, New Jersey. One hundred six minutes after kickoff, Ferran Torres took Spain’s 20th shot of the game. He had yet to score in the tournament so far, yet his strike became the
The 2026 World Cup Week 4: Round of 16 and the Quarterfinals (opens the original)
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The most recent week of the World Cup saw five of FIFA’s top ten teams eliminated, all three host nations strike out, and the 2022 champion, Argentina, barely hang on by a thread through the round of 16 and the quarterfinals. From July 4 until July 7, eight teams returned home. Included in that group was Brazil, who had not missed a quarterfinal since 1990. Before its match against Norway on July 5, Brazil had posted convincing results—including wins over Egypt and Japan and a draw with Morocco.
The 2026 World Cup Week 3: Group Stage to the Round of 32 (opens the original)
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Four years ago, with the 32-team format, the World Cup’s final Group Stage matches often lacked drama. Only from time to time would viewers get the third-place versus second-place matchup they hoped for, or perhaps a well-fought battle between group giants for the first-place slot. This year’s 48-team format, however, feels different. June 26 and June 27, the final two days of the Group Stage, turned into a carnival for sports analysts. Nearly every game led to either a shift in the first-place
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