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Bills Hold Vikings to Six Points for Fourth Straight Win
Buffalo won 23–6 in Minneapolis, forcing three turnovers and using a long fourth-quarter drive to take control of a matchup between teams that entered at 6–1.
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Mercedes Clinch F1 Constructors’ Title as Norris Wins in São Paulo
George Russell and Kimi Antonelli finished fourth and fifth to secure the team championship. Lando Norris took the race win ahead of Max Verstappen.
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Lando Norris Takes São Paulo Pole in Rain-Disrupted Qualifying
Norris beat George Russell by 0.204 seconds at Interlagos. Russell’s grid penalty promotes Kimi Antonelli to the front row on the provisional grid.
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Hewett and Reid Set Up All-British Wheelchair Tennis Semi-Final in Paris
The top four seeds advanced in straight sets at the Rolex Paris Masters, setting up a repeat of last year’s final between Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid.
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Fritz Beats Fils to Set Up Alcaraz Quarter-Final as Turin Chase Tightens
Taylor Fritz’s straight-sets win over Arthur Fils set up a Paris Masters quarter-final against Carlos Alcaraz. The American still needs a run to the final to keep his ATP Finals hopes alive.
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Como Hit Nine at Lens as Douvikas Hat-Trick Seals a Historic Champions League Night
Como’s 9–1 away victory matched the Champions League era’s largest winning margin, with a Douvikas treble and a European debut goal for Matteo Papaccioli.
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PSG Hit Six at Villarreal as Manchester United Complete a Dramatic Champions League Comeback
Paris Saint-Germain maintained their perfect European start with a 6–0 away win, while Matheus Cunha’s late double lifted Manchester United past Roma. Barcelona and Bayern also won on Champions League Matchday 4.
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Jodar Opens Paris With a Win as Musetti Sets Up Zverev Clash
Rafael Jodar marks his arrival in the world’s top ten with a straight-sets victory, while Lorenzo Musetti survives two tie-breaks against Hubert Hurkacz.
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Antonelli Becomes F1’s Youngest World Champion as Verstappen Wins in Mexico
Kimi Antonelli secured the 2026 F1 title with third place in Mexico City. Max Verstappen won ahead of Lewis Hamilton as the 20-year-old Mercedes driver made history.
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Hamilton Takes First Ferrari Pole in Mexico City by Just 0.009 Seconds
Lewis Hamilton edged George Russell in a tightly contested qualifying session, with Ferrari taking first and third and a grid penalty moving Kimi Antonelli ahead of Max Verstappen.
