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- 1.Chelsea beat Benfica 4-1 in the last 16 of the Club World Cup. The match kicked off at 4pm local time. When did it finish?
- 2.The Palmeiras player Estêvão is in an unusual position at the Club World Cup. Why?
- 3.The semi-finals and final of the tournament will be played at the MetLife Stadium. Which two NFL teams call the ground their home?
- 4.Oliver Tarvet, the lowest-ranked player in the men’s draw at Wimbledon, made his way through the qualifiers and all the way to the second round. But why did he not collect his £99,000 prize money?
- 5.Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard has set a new record for the fastest serve recorded at Wimbledon. How fast was it?
- 6.Which of the 16 teams at Euro 2025 has an English manager?
- 7.Which country has dominated the Women’s Euros, winning eight of the 13 tournaments?
- 8.England won the last Women’s Euros in 2022. Who scored the winning goal in the final?
- 9.There was an unusual moment in the Australia v Cameroon match at the Under-19 Basketball World Cup in Switzerland. What happened?
- 10.The Tour de France started in Denmark in 2022, Spain in 2023 and Italy in 2024. Where will it begin this year?
- 11.The last five editions of the Tour de France have been won by cyclists from …
- 12.Which county cricket team hit 820 runs in an innings this week, eclipsing their previous highest score of 811, which was set in 1899?
- 13.Blackpool FC brought in a new coach this week. The club’s manager, assistant manager, two first-team coaches and goalkeeping coach …
- 14.Tomos Williams has withdrawn from the Lions’ tour of Australia, meaning there is just one Wales player in the 38-man squad. Who?
- 15.Glenavon are playing the German team Erzgebirge Aue this weekend in Belfast. The game is the second leg of a European Cup tie that was originally scheduled to take place in ...
- 16.Formula One will be celebrating its 75th birthday at Silverstone this weekend. Only two races have featured in every World Championship since 1950. The British Grand Prix and the …
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