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The USMNT took the pitch against Senegal in a World Cup two thousand twenty six friendly, and this one carried real weight — it's essentially the first audition for what could be the defining roster of a generation. With the tournament on home soil, every minute of action is a chance to make a case, and the coaching staff was watching every touch with a microscope.
Shifting to the hardwood, the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs tip off Game One Wednesday night at eight thirty Eastern on ABC. New York has been playing with serious edge lately, but San Antonio is young, fast, and dangerous enough to make this a real series. The Knicks will need to control the pace before the Spurs turn it into a track meet.
And over at Roland Garros, Alexander Zverev is looking absolutely untouchable on clay. The second seed dispatched Jesper de Jong in straight sets, punching his ticket to the quarter-finals for the sixth consecutive year. With nine clay titles already on his résumé and a French Open final appearance last year, Zverev is playing like a man who believes this title is already his.
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