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Last updated: July 19, 2026, 8:30 AM ET

Rugby Union International Action

Argentina's coach Felipe Contepomi walked out of his news conference following a 31-24 defeat to England in the Nations Championship. England's discipline was described as "comical" by Matt Dawson, with the team receiving four yellow cards in the victory over Argentina. Despite the ill-discipline, England managed to hold on for a win in a chaotic match that also featured a controversially disallowed late try for Argentina. In other Nations Championship action, Wales concluded their season with a 12th consecutive international defeat, falling to a seven-try bonus-point victory for South. Scotland secured a hard-fought bonus-point victory against. Meanwhile, Ireland extended their losing streak to six games against New Zealand, France, and South Africa after a six-try loss to the All Blacks. Pumas head coach Felipe Contepomi noted that rugby union is experiencing a boom in.

Golf's Major and Emerging Talent

Sam Burns holds a two-shot lead heading into the final round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale. Ryan Fox tied a major championship record on Saturday by carding a 62, marking the third player to achieve this feat this week. Local favorite Tommy Fleetwood is five, with Robert Mac Intyre expressing satisfaction with his opening round, calling it "exactly" what he wanted. Rory McIlroy admitted that "too many stupid mistakes" hindered his start to the Open Championship, leaving him seven shots off the pace after an opening round of 72. World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler posted a 2-under 68 in the first round, while England's Dan Brown is among the. Jon Rahm received a code-of-conduct warning for throwing his club. In other golf news, Jackson Suber found himself atop the leaderboard after the first round, having never been to Europe before.

Athletics and Combat Sports Updates

American boxer Hannah Rapp died at the age of 26 after being hit by a car while cycling in Texas. Welsh 1,500m runner Jake Heyward is set to compete in the mile race at the Commonwealth Games, returning after. Ben Askren made an emotional return to the wrestling mat, losing 6-3 to Belal Muhammad a year after undergoing double lung transplant surgery. Dricus Du Plessis positioned himself for another title shot with a unanimous decision win over Kamaru Usman at. Keely Hodgkinson returned to winning ways at the London Diamond League after a challenging period. Wimbledon finalist Karolina Muchova will miss the Canadian Open following "small surgery".

Basketball and WNBA News

Caitlin Clark made WNBA history by becoming the first player to record over 40 points and 10 assists in a game, leading the Indiana Fever to a victory over the Seattle Storm. NBA commissioner Adam Silver believes the debate surrounding Clark is "not. The WNBA suspended Phoenix coach Sandy Brondello for one game after she referred to Angel Reese as a "protected species". In college basketball recruiting, Monshun Sales, a top-20 overall recruit, has committed to Indiana, marking their. Jayla Forbes, ranked as the No. 13 player and second-ranked post in the 2027 class, has committed to Texas.

Soccer and Other Team Sports

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is down to its final two teams, with the championship match on the horizon. England and France found themselves competing for bronze in one of the World Cup's most unusual matches. Argentina wore a replica of their 1986 World Cup kit for their match. In domestic football, an investigation is underway following disorder at a football stadium that saw Derry City fans, including children, flee onto the pitch. Swansea City's proposed purchase of their stadium from Swansea Council has moved a step closer. In rugby league, Matty Ashton scored his 100th try for Warrington Wolves in their win over Hull KR. Wakefield Trinity moved into second place in the Super League table after a victory over Bradford Bulls.

Motorsport and CyclingGeorge Russell** expressed frustration with a "serious issue" affecting his Mercedes' straight-line performance, deeming his title fight "impossible." Tadej Pogacar extended his overall lead in the Tour de France with another dominant victory on a mountainous stage. Britain's Tom Pidcock moved up to fourth place overall in the Tour de France standings after a breakaway stage won.*

College Sports and Recruiting

Illinois athletic director Josh Whitman received a contract extension through 2036, along with a significant raise. Coach Bill Belichick expressed optimism about North Carolina's football program's trajectory at ACC media days, stating they are "way ahead" of last year. Discussions are underway regarding the top contenders heading into the upcoming. The WNBA's top rim protectors are being ranked, with players like A'ja Wilson, Brittney Griner, and Breanna Stewart highlighted.

Other Notable Sports News

The upcoming Commonwealth Games in Glasgow are expected to be a "massive success," according to. Olympic gold medallist Rhys McClenaghan is refining his routine for Glasgow as a. Two-time Paralympian Ali Smith is preparing for a Commonwealth Games comeback after experiencing two. The World Cricketers' Association has expressed concern regarding changes to the men's 50-over World Cup format. Sir Garfield Sobers, recognized as one of the leading cricketers of the 20th century, has died at the age of 89. The debate around the inclusion of an owner's family on the Stanley Cup has been criticized as devaluing the trophy. Flavor Flav has emerged as a prominent supporter of women's sports.