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History was made in Milwaukee Wednesday night as the Brewers captured their first ever World Series title, taking down the Tampa Bay Rays in five games. Fifty-seven years of waiting, and it ended right there on the diamond — a franchise finally standing at the top of the baseball world.
Shifting to the pitch, Thibaut Courtois missed El Clasico after a sudden bout of flu left Real Madrid scrambling ahead of Sunday's showdown with Barcelona. The Belgian goalkeeper has since broken his silence, telling fans he is feeling much better — but his absence loomed large over one of the biggest fixtures in world football.
And in Formula One, Christian Horner is in no rush to find his next move after pocketing a reported sixty-seven million pounds when Red Bull showed him the door in two thousand twenty-five. The fifty-two-year-old says he simply does not need to return to the sport, and with a payout that size, it is genuinely hard to argue with him.
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