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World Cup action dominates headlines as Belgium pull off a stunning extra-time comeback against Senegal to reach the Round of 16, while the USMNT beat Bosnia 2-0 to advance despite Folarin Balogun's red card. England face altitude concerns and right-back issues under Thomas Tuchel. In basketball, LeBron James is set to leave the Lakers for free agency, and Jaylen Brown is being traded from the Celtics to the 76ers in a blockbuster deal.

Belgium stage dramatic extra-time comeback to beat Senegal, reach World Cup last 16

Belgium stage dramatic extra-time comeback to beat Senegal, reach World Cup last 16Belgium pulled off one of the most dramatic comebacks in World Cup history, erasing a two-goal deficit to defeat Senegal 3-2 in extra time and secure a spot in the Round of 16. The match saw Senegal dominate early before Belgium mounted a relentless second-half and extra-time fightback. The stunning victory has drawn comparisons to Belgium's golden generation era and keeps their tournament hopes alive.

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Belgium produce stunning comeback win against Senegal to reach last 16 (Sky Sports)
Belgium comes back from two goals down to beat Senegal 3-2 in extra time at World Cup (AP News)
Belgium pull off stunning comeback to beat Senegal, enter World Cup last 16 (Al Jazeera)
Belgium stage stunning comeback to sink Senegal in extra time (Arab News)
Belgium come back from the brink with most dramatic win of World Cup (The Independent)

USA beat Bosnia 2-0 to advance to World Cup Round of 16

USA beat Bosnia 2-0 to advance to World Cup Round of 16The United States men's national team defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0 to secure progression to the World Cup Round of 16, keeping their tournament dreams firmly alive. The victory was a statement performance for a US side that has shown steady improvement throughout the group stage. The win sets up a knockout-stage matchup that could define this generation of American soccer.

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U.S. beats Bosnia-Herzegovina 2-0 to advance to round of 16 and keep its World Cup dreams alive (AP News)
American World Cup dream alive as USA beat Bosnia to enter last 16 (Al Jazeera)
USA beat Bosnia to enter World Cup Round of 16 – updates (Al Jazeera)
American dream or reality check? Bosnia to test USA’s World Cup credentials (Al Jazeera)

Balogun scores and receives red card as USA edge past Bosnia

Balogun scores and receives red card as USA edge past BosniaFolarin Balogun had a night of extremes for the United States, scoring a crucial goal in the win over Bosnia before being sent off with a red card late in the match. The incident has sparked debate over consistency in refereeing decisions, with comparisons drawn to lenient treatment of other star players. Despite the red card, Balogun's goal contributions were vital in seeing the US through to the next round.

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USA reach last 16 as Balogun scores but then sees red (Sky Sports)
Balogun scores and sees red as US beat Bosnia 2-0 (Arab News)
One rule for Messi, another for Balogun? US striker sees red vs Bosnia (The Independent)

England face altitude and right-back struggles under Tuchel at World Cup

England face altitude and right-back struggles under Tuchel at World CupEngland manager Thomas Tuchel has voiced concerns about the team's lack of time to adapt to high-altitude conditions for their upcoming World Cup matches. The right-back position continues to be a headache, with injuries and inconsistent form leaving Tuchel with limited options. Harry Kane has justified his starting selection, but broader structural issues remain unresolved for the Three Lions.

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No time for England to adapt to altitude - Tuchel (BBC)
England’s right-back farce continues to leave Tuchel with one option (The Independent)
Kane justifies Tuchel decision but England have big World Cup problems (The Independent)

LeBron James exits Lakers for free agency as NBA trade shakeup looms

LeBron James exits Lakers for free agency as NBA trade shakeup loomsLeBron James has decided to leave the Los Angeles Lakers and enter free agency for his 24th NBA season, marking a seismic shift in the league's landscape. In another blockbuster move, Jaylen Brown is being traded from the Boston Celtics to the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for Paul George and draft picks. The twin developments signal a major realignment of star talent ahead of the new season.

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LeBron James will leave the Lakers and hit the free agent market (CNN)
Another blockbuster: Jaylen Brown getting traded by Celtics to 76ers for Paul George, draft picks (AP News)
James dips out, as Lakers star opts to play 24th season elsewhere (China Daily)