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Scotland fans are braving the downpour at TRNSMT festival in Glasgow, turning the country's biggest music event into a full-scale World Cup party. Steve Clarke's side face Morocco in Boston riding the momentum of that one-nil win over Haiti, and the atmosphere on both sides of the Atlantic is electric heading into what could be a defining ninety minutes.
Shifting to the NFL, Bo Nix is quietly generating buzz as a longshot MVP candidate heading into the new season. The Denver Broncos quarterback is working his way back from the ankle he broke in the divisional round last January, and while the doubters are loud, Nix has something to prove and an offense around him that could turn some heads before the year is out.
And on a more somber note, the rugby league world came together in Penistone, South Yorkshire, to say a final farewell to John Kear. The former England and Wales head coach, who passed away on the first of June, was remembered by players, family and friends at St John's Church. A deeply respected figure both on the touchline and behind the microphone, Kear leaves behind a legacy that shaped the game for decades.
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