A historic scandal creating a literal earthquake effect in Turkish football breaks out. Immediately after the Trabzonspor match, experienced referee Yasin Kol was detained on heavy charges such as illegal betting and forgery.
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Football
Vincenzo Montella appeared before the press before the tough match on Friday and gave a clear answer to the criticisms, saying, "Victory has a thousand fathers. Defeat is an orphan."
Football
Turkey A National Football Team, competing in the UEFA Nations League A, will face Belgium in the third match of its group on Friday at 21.45. In the 11 matches played in history, both teams have 3 wins each, 5 matches ended in a draw, and our nationals seek their first win in the group.
Football
The official starting lineups for the World Cup quarterfinal clash between Ivory Coast and Norway have been released ahead of their crucial match.
Tennis
Ben Shelton was knocked out of Wimbledon in the first round after losing a 5-set thriller 3-2 against Finland's Otto Virtanen.
Tennis
No. 3 seed Iga Swiatek defeated Taylor Townsend 6-1, 2-6, 6-3 in the first round of Wimbledon to advance to the second round at Centre Court.
Tennis
In the Wimbledon first round, sixth seed Taylor Fritz beat Dušan Lajović — a lucky loser into the main draw — 3-0 to book his place in the second round.
Basketball
The Golden State Warriors are trying to add LeBron James in free agency. Teaming up with Curry is a tempting card, but there is no agreement between the parties yet.
Football
After the Netherlands' exit to Morocco, Ronald Koeman defended his back-five choice: "The whole of the Netherlands wanted five; we played five and got criticized; I don't care."
Tennis
At Wimbledon, the grass-court major, fifth seed Alex de Minaur beat Roman Andrés Burruchaga 3-0 in the first round to advance to the second round.
Football
After Germany's exit from the World Cup, head coach Julian Nagelsmann refused to resign; he said he has a contract until 2028 and that the decision rests with the federation.
Football
Criticizing the VAR decision that led to Germany's exit, Jürgen Klopp took a dig at Arsenal: "If the goal is illegal, then Arsenal won't be champions; 60% of their goals came that way."
