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Esports are seeing new interactive games emerge, challenging fans to test their knowledge of football and tennis stars. Meanwhile, FIFA is investigating alleged racist abuse during a recent match, highlighting ongoing issues within the broader sports landscape.
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New interactive games like "Who Am I? Guess World Cup Star No. 31," "Who Am I? Guess World Cup Star No. 30," "Who Am I? Guess World Cup Star No. 28," and "Who Am I? Guess World Cup Star No. 27" have been launched. These games challenge users to identify World Cup players based on clues such as jersey numbers and national teams.
Interactive games such as "Who am I? Guess the tennis star No 7," "Who am I? Guess the tennis star No. 6," "Who am I? Guess the tennis star No. 5," and "Who am I? Guess tennis star No 4" have been released. These games require users to identify professional tennis players using clues and aiming for the fewest attempts.
Yes, Fifa has initiated an investigation into allegations of racist abuse targeting American social media influencer IShowSpeed. This incident reportedly occurred during Argentina's 3-2 victory over Cape Verde on Friday.
Australia clinched their seventh T20 World Cup title this week, defeating England by seven wickets in the final match held at Lord's. This victory solidifies Australia's record as the most successful nation in the tournament's history.
Ten-year-old Jaxon Popovic is competing in the National Championships this week, showcasing his skateboarding skills against seasoned athletes. His participation highlights opportunities for young talent aspiring to reach elite levels in sports.
England has faced 11 different teams in World Cup quarter-final matches throughout their history. Norway is set to become the 11th opponent England will encounter in this stage of the tournament.