Liverpool continues winning streak in the Champions League
Liverpool put in another impressive performance in the Champions League, defeating defending champions Real Madrid 2-0 at Anfield. That win gave the Merseyside club a spotless record in the tournament, while Real Madrid fell to a staggering 24th place among the 36 teams. The Reds scored twice in the second half, with Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo the scorers, while Kylian Mbappé was denied a penalty, adding to Madrid’s problems. Meanwhile, Borussia Dortmund climbed to 4th place after a convincing 3-0 win over Dinamo Zagreb. In a thrilling comeback, PSV Eindhoven stunned Shakhtar Donetsk, turning a two-goal deficit into a remarkable 3-2 win, led by American duo Malik Tillman and Ricardo Pepi.
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Quarterback change: Daniel Jones signs with the Vikings
In a significant move for his career, former New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones will join the Minnesota Vikings following his recent release. Jones will be added to the Vikings’ practice squad, according to a source who spoke to The Associated Press anonymously because the confidentiality of the deal must be maintained. This comes just days after the Giants parted ways with the sixth overall pick in the 2019 draft. In a season in which Sam Darnold has led the Vikings to a solid 9-2 start, Jones will compete in a competitive quarterback room with Nick Mullens and Brett Rypien while rookie JJ McCarthy is sidelined due to knee surgery.
Upheaval at LIV Golf as Scott O’Neil takes the reins
Scott O’Neil is reportedly close to taking over as LIV Golf’s new CEO, replacing Greg Norman. O’Neil, who previously managed the Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils, recently left his role at Merlin Entertainments to pursue this opportunity. The leadership change comes as LIV Golf continues to navigate its relationship with the PGA Tour amid ongoing investment discussions, following Norman’s tenure since the league’s inception in 2022.
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Frank Rijkaard on the list of candidates for the Chivas coaching position
West Virginia defeats No. 3 Gonzaga in an exciting game
In an electrifying performance at the Battle 4 Atlantis, West Virginia pulled off a surprise win over No. 3 Gonzaga 86-78 in overtime. Javon Small was the star of the game, scoring 31 points, including five game-winning points in overtime. With less than two minutes left in the game, Small’s layup pushed West Virginia into the lead, followed by key contributions from Sencire Harris, who sealed the win with a late dunk. Gonzaga’s Braden Huff and Khalif Battle scored 19 and 16 points, respectively, but that wasn’t enough to avoid defeat.
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Boise State advances in the Mountain West volleyball tournament
Boise State successfully advanced to the semifinals of the Mountain West women’s volleyball tournament after defeating Utah State. However, the university has not yet commented on its upcoming game against San Jose State, which has had several forfeit victories this season due to boycotts by its opponents. The Spartans are currently seeded second in the tournament, while Boise State’s previous games against them resulted in forfeits.
Thanksgiving Sports Guide: NFL Action and More!
With Thanksgiving weekend approaching, sports fans can look forward to an exciting lineup of NFL games as well as various other matchups. This holiday season is a great opportunity for American families to enjoy sports while enjoying holiday meals. Make sure to keep an eye on the significant matches and broadcast times so that you don’t miss any exciting moment!
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Shamrock Rovers strive to create new memories in Vienna, in the shadow of the tumult of 1964
McGregor faces fallout as companies cut ties
Conor McGregor is facing a backlash after a civil court ruled he must pay almost €250,000 to a woman who accused him of sexual harassment. Two companies, including Proximo Spirits – owner of the Irish whiskey brand Proper No. 12 – have cut ties with the mixed martial arts fighter amid the controversy. McGregor has denied the allegations, claiming they were made up after a consensual meeting.
Alabama A&M’s Medrick Burnett Jr. remains hospitalized
In a concerning update from Alabama A&M, linebacker Medrick Burnett Jr. remains hospitalized with a serious head injury he suffered during a game in October. The university has retracted an earlier statement announcing his death, clarifying that he was in stable condition. The injury occurred in a match against Alabama State on Oct. 26, with his condition sparking concern among fans and the college community.
Coach Staley looks for calm after the Gamecocks’ first loss
South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley has urged calm amid concerns from some fans following her team’s first loss in nearly two seasons. The Gamecocks had an outstanding record of 85 wins from their last 86 games before falling to UCLA 77-62, resulting in a drop from the top spot to No. 4. Staley expressed surprise at the concerns and stressed that the defending champions are still in a phase where they need to find their rhythm.
