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Brian Cipenga gives DR Congo an early lead against England during their World Cup last-32 match in Atlanta.
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Wissa is lifted in celebration by his team-mates after a World Cup in which he has found form Sean M. Haffey – FIFA/Getty Images
The past 12 months have not gone according to plan for Yoane Wissa but now he is preparing for the biggest moment of his career. The 29-year-old is set to lead the line for the Democratic Republic of Congo when they face England in the round of 32 at the World Cup today.
This is only the second time DR Congo have qualified for a World Cup. They competed in 1974 under the name Zaire but lost all three of their games. Wissa has become the African nation’s hero over the past two weeks. He has scored three times during this tournament, as many as he managed in 28 appearances for Newcastle United last season, including the equaliser in a 1-1 draw with Portugal.
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Usually itâs the player whoâs lost the set that goes off court, but interestingly itâs Krejcikova whoâs taken her leave here. Maybe sheâs a secret England fan. Martinez, meanwhile, is trying to shout some instructions to Andreeva, but the 19-year-old doesnât want to listen. The impudence of youth, eh.
âA former Wimbledon champion against the reigning Roland Garros champion. Andreeva vs Krejcikova is a match to savour,â emails Gavriella Epstein-Lightman, who may be one of the only Guardian readers currently not over there. âThe fact that it is coming in the second round is testament to Krejcikovaâs injury woes and lack of form. But the Czech strikes a cleaner ball than most and is expert at guiding crisp forehands into the corners like precision-guided missiles. Her unyielding accuracy and the penetration of her groundstrokes has disrupted Andreevaâs rhythm.â
In a gripping battle at Wimbledon, Sloana Sierra pushed Coco Gauff to the limit, nearly pulling off an upset. Gauff staged a remarkable comeback, winning six straight points in the final-set tiebreak to secure a 6-3, 3-6, 7-6 victory after 2 hours and 8 minutes. Gauff's resilience shines through as she advances to the next round.
Having played Coco Gauff twice already in 2026 before facing her in the second round of Wimbledon, Argentina's Solana Sierra had gotten progressively more comfortable with the daunting prospect of playing the two-time Grand Slam singles champion. After winning just two games in their first-ever meeting, at the United Cup in January, Sierra pushed Gauff to the brink at the Internazionali BNL d'Italia in Rome, holding a 3-0 final-set lead before losing six of the last seven games.
The second round of Wimbledon is upon us, and it is already looking like we could be in store for another frenzied Grand Slam. Coco Gauff takes the court as she hunts for her first Wimbledon title. As always, we at LWOT offer our roundtable predictions for every match on the slate. But who will advance?
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In the first round, Sara Sorribes Tormo didn’t face much resistance in a straight-set win, but it’ll be a different story against Jessica Pegula. Pegula turned what could have been a tight opener into a straight-set win of her own and is playing well. Sorribes Tormo’s biggest weapon is her consistency in rallies, but Pegula can match that and outhit her.
Prediction: Pegula in 2
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Ireland secured a landmark series win over T20 world champions India in Belfast on Sunday with a tense one-run win after the tourists again denied teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi a debut.
The 15-year-old batting prodigy forced his way into the squad for the white-ball tours of Ireland and England following several stunning displays in the 20 overs per side Indian Premier League.
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Sooryavanshi emerged as the leading run-scorer in this season’s edition after amassing 776 runs for the Rajasthan Royals – a tally which included one century and five fifties.
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The Round of 32 continues in North America, with England and DR Congo facing off in Atlanta.
Then, we travel to Seattle, where Belgium will lock horns with Senegal, before the US looks to become the third co-host to advance to the Round of 16 when they face Bosnia and Herzegovina in Santa Clara
It's Jude Bellingham with the ball at his feet, angling in from the left.
His cross takes a big deflection and is flying towards goal, but Mpasi does excellently well to readjust his body and make a save at his near post.
Marcus Rashford, who has been one of England's best in North America, is running at a retreating DRC defence.
England, Argentina and Belgium chase round of 16 spots as World Cup underdogs eye historic upsets.
The World Cup 2026 knockout stage is heating up as teams battle for a place in the last 16 of the tournament.
Footballing powers England, Argentina and Belgium are facing tough challenges in the last 32 while smaller nations are hoping to achieve historic upsets.
England will take on the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) for the first time with the Three Lions looking to continue their journey towards the title. Argentina are also preparing for a tricky match against World Cup newcomers Cape Verde, who have already surprised many with their performances. And Belgium clashes with African powerhouse Senegal.
Marcelo Bielsa left his post as Uruguay head coach as England and DR Congo prepared for battle
Well well well ⦠we are at the end of todayâs blog because England v DR Congo is on its way.
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Barcelona have made a transfer offer for Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez, the Catalan clubâs president Joan Laporta said Wednesday.
The Spanish champions are aiming to sign the Argentina international to replace departed striker Robert Lewandowski, who joined MLS side Chicago Fire this week.
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9th over: India 92-3 (Iyer 29, Varma 2) Tilak Varma joins Shreyas Iyer. Curran mixes it up with a slower ball and is almost out top edging his first ball but it just plooops safe in front of Rashid at fine leg. Lucky, lucky. Decent over from Curran, got the breakthrough and just five runs off it.
Curran strikes! The partnership of 82 is broken and a flying Abishek has his wings clipped. The umpire said no but Brook sent it upstairs where DRS showed three reds and the ball smashing out leg stump.
8th over: India 87-2 ( Sharma 59, Iyer 26) Jacks continues. Iyer opens the shoulders, carving through the off side and then launching a big one downtown for SIX! A pure and clean swing. England need a wicket, 15 off the over and Sam Curran is being summoned.
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Former spinner Alex Hartley says England are playing their best cricket for "years" and she is "very confident" about their chances in Thursday's T20 World Cup semi-final.
England progressed to their meeting with South Africa at The Oval with five wins from five in Group 2 and a series of impressive performances.
But they have not won a World Cup since 2017, faltering in underwhelming fashion in five knockout matches across those nine years.
"They look good," Hartley, 32, told BBC Test Match Special. "I don't want to put the mockers on them.
"I am going into the semi-finals nervous, because we haven't seen them under pressure and it's where England have crumbled and failed over the last three or four years, but I am very confident."
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Sixers guard Quentin Grimes is "emerging as another top target" for the Los Angeles Lakers as free agency approaches in the wake of LeBron James informing the team he will play elsewhere, according to reports from Grant Afseth of Dallas Hoops Journal and Marc Stein and Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.
Grimes, 26, is one of the Sixers' two primary free agents, and new Sixers President of Basketball Operations Mike Gansey said earlier this month that the team is eager to retain both Grimes and Kelly Oubre Jr., the veteran swingman also entering the market as an unrestricted free agent.
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The Democratic Republic of the Congo was heavy underdogs against England in the first World Cup knockout game in the nation's history.
To stick around, Lionel Mpasi would have to be a giant in goal.
That included multiple unreal saves, including a stop with his midsection of Harry Kane just before halftime, as DR Congo clung to a 1-0 lead.
He was born to Congolese parents, and so he represents the country of his heritage at the international level.
His appearance in Wednesday's World Cup match is his 33rd cap for his country.
In his club career, Mpasi suits up for Le Havre in France's Ligue 1.
Harry Kane was ruled to have dived after he appealed for a first-half penalty against DR Congo in the FIFA World Cup Round of 32 clash in Atlanta.
England were desperately trying to peg back a first-half deficit against the African outfit, who took a stunning seventh minute lead through Brian Cipenga, who fired past Jordan Pickford.
After a pulsating first-half from DR Congo, a desperate England were trying to chase the game and find an equaliser before the interval.
Kane surged into the box to chase a through ball and was felled by Lionel Mpasi in a rare lapse of judgement from the brilliant DR Congo goalkeeper, who plays for Le Havre in France.
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