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Patriots' dominance, World Cup 2026 draw, Ashes shake-up, AUSL draft, NFL drama...
Mardi 2 décembre 2025 à 11:05
NFL: Patriots' Surge, Cowboys' Revival, and League Dynamics
Patriots roll to 10th straight win as Maye's MVP case grows
The New England Patriots continued their remarkable run with a 33-15 victory over the New York Giants, marking their 10th consecutive win and solidifying the best record in the NFL at 11-2. Drake Maye delivered another standout performance, throwing for 282 yards and two touchdowns, further fueling chants for his MVP candidacy. The Boston Globe and The Athletic highlight how the Patriots overcame injuries and maintained discipline, with Maye's poise and big-play ability setting them apart. The Giants, meanwhile, extended their losing streak to seven games, struggling with internal discipline as pass rusher Abdul Carter was benched for the first quarter in a "coach's decision."
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NFL Week 14 power shift: New contenders and fading favorites
The Athletic reports a notable shake-up in the NFL’s power rankings after Week 13, with preseason favorites like the Chiefs, Rams, Eagles, and Lions all suffering defeats. The Patriots and Bears are highlighted as risers, while the analysis points to red zone efficiency as a critical factor for New England’s postseason ambitions. The week’s results underscore the league’s parity, with no single team appearing dominant as the regular season enters its final stretch.
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Dak Prescott reasserts Cowboys’ credentials
The Dallas Cowboys have roared back into playoff contention on the back of Dak Prescott’s resurgence. As detailed by The Athletic, Prescott leads the NFL in passing yards and has flourished due to an improved offensive line and new weapons, notably receiver George Pickens. The Cowboys’ turnaround, after a dismal start, positions them as legitimate contenders and offers reassurance about Prescott’s future as the franchise quarterback.
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Dolphins linebacker calls pivotal play amid headset malfunction
A critical defensive stand in the Miami Dolphins’ win over the New Orleans Saints was orchestrated not from the sidelines, but by linebacker Tyrel Dodson, according to The Athletic. When the coaching staff’s headset failed, Dodson confidently called his own play, which led to a game-sealing interception return by Minkah Fitzpatrick. The incident highlights both Dodson’s preparation and the Dolphins’ trust in their defensive leaders as they chase a playoff berth.
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Chargers' Justin Herbert undergoes hand surgery, status uncertain
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert underwent surgery to stabilize a fracture in his non-throwing hand, with his status for the upcoming Monday night game against the Philadelphia Eagles uncertain. ESPN and The Athletic report that Herbert, who sustained the injury in a win over the Raiders, is considered day-to-day. His absence could have significant implications for the Chargers’ offense in the stretch run.
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Global Football: World Cup and Club News
World Cup 2026 draw set to shape expanded tournament
The eagerly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026 draw will take place Friday in Washington DC, determining the group stage for the expanded 48-team tournament. Al Jazeera and The Guardian provide guides on pots, qualified teams, and the draw's spectacle, noting the event’s significance and the additional cultural flourishes FIFA plans for the occasion. The draw will finally give shape to a tournament that has generated global curiosity with its new format.
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Manchester United lead race for Atlético Madrid’s Conor Gallagher
Transfer speculation heats up as Manchester United reportedly lead the chase for Atlético Madrid midfielder Conor Gallagher, with Newcastle, Everton, and Tottenham Hotspur also interested. ESPN's Transfer Talk keeps a close eye on developments, suggesting Gallagher could be a key figure in the upcoming transfer window.
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Cricket: Losses and Withdrawals Ahead of Ashes
England mourns Robin Smith, a stalwart of 1990s cricket
The cricketing world is mourning the loss of former England batter Robin Smith, who has died aged 62. The Guardian recalls Smith’s 62 Tests and 71 ODIs for England, highlighting his memorable 175 against the West Indies in 1994 and his resilience during challenging times for the national side. Smith was renowned for his prowess against fast bowling and his long association with Hampshire.
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Ashes Test shake-up: Khawaja out, Jacks in as England and Australia adjust
Both England and Australia are making key changes ahead of the second Ashes Test. The Guardian reports that Australian opener Usman Khawaja is out due to a back injury, opening the door for Travis Head to step up. Meanwhile, BBC Sport confirms that England have recalled spinner Will Jacks, marking his first Test appearance in three years, as both sides look to adjust strategies amid the high-stakes series.
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Glenn Maxwell withdraws from IPL 2026 auctions
Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell has ended his 13-year tenure in the Indian Premier League, withdrawing from the 2026 auctions, according to Al Jazeera. Maxwell’s departure marks the end of an era in the world’s most lucrative T20 league, and his absence will be felt both on and off the field.
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Women’s Sport: USWNT and AUSL Expansion Draft
USWNT ends year with double win over Italy as Macario shines
The U.S. Women's National Team finished 2025 in style, defeating Italy 2-0 in Florida with goals from Catarina Macario and Jaedyn Shaw. The Athletic notes Macario's continued scoring streak, while the team ends the year with an 11-3-0 record and optimism heading into 2026.
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Maya Brady goes No. 1 in AUSL Expansion Draft
In a landmark moment for women’s softball, Maya Brady—niece of NFL legend Tom Brady—was selected first overall in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League expansion draft by the Oklahoma City Spark. The Athletic and ESPN highlight her decorated collegiate career at UCLA and the league’s growth, with the AUSL now expanding to six teams for the 2026 season.
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