QtrendsBritish wild card Jacob Fery's stunning Wimbledon semifinal run captivates the tennis world, while the FIFA World Cup quarterfinals feature European dominance plus Argentina and Morocco. In women's football, Alexia Putellas makes a landmark move to London City Lionesses. FIFA also faces scrutiny over a Trump intervention and an IShowSpeed fan incident.
British wild card Jacob Fery stunned the tennis world by reaching the Wimbledon semifinals, defeating Flavio Cobolli in a remarkable run. The 21-year-old, who met the Queen after his quarterfinal victory, is the first British wild card to reach the last four at Wimbledon in decades. He now faces Alexander Zverev for a place in the final.
The FIFA World Cup quarterfinals are set, with France facing Morocco and other blockbuster ties on the horizon. Analysts break down key storylines including Morocco's historic run as the first African semifinalists, and whether European powerhouse France can repeat as champions.
The World Cup quarterfinals feature six European teams alongside Argentina and Morocco, a familiar but lopsided distribution. Lionel Messi's Argentina remains the top non-European contender, while Morocco flies the flag for Africa. The lineup raises familiar questions about global football competitiveness.
Spanish legend Alexia Putellas has completed a landmark transfer to London City Lionesses, leaving Barcelona after a decorated career. The move is seen as a game-changer for the Women's Super League and a massive statement for London City, a second-division club with ambitious plans.
Donald Trump says he asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino to review a controversial red card from a World Cup match, prompting EU lawmakers to call for an investigation. Meanwhile, FIFA is investigating an incident involving streamer IShowSpeed at a match, adding to the tournament's off-field drama.