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Premier Sports is at the centre of a broadcasting shake-up in British rugby, with a Super League-winning coach confirmed to headline its Rugby League World Cup coverage. It comes as the Champions Cup's television rights face a major overhaul and Sky confirms its own plans for the World Cup, pointing to a wider reshuffle of rugby's TV rights landscape in the UK and Ireland.
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Heavy rain alerts across Catalonia have forced the postponement of Liga Endesa fixtures, including Joventut Badalona's home game against MoraBanc Andorra at the Olímpic and the Sabadell-Andorra match. Andorra had said they wanted to celebrate their Super Cup with a win, while Badalona had prepared a gala reception for the visitors. Fans are awaiting new dates for the rescheduled games.
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Sporting Clube de Portugal will face Benfica in the volleyball Super Cup, with the match set to be played in Viseu, Portugal. The clash between the country's two biggest sports clubs is drawing attention as they bring their long-standing rivalry to the volleyball court, with the Viseu venue hosting the decisive game for the season's first trophy.
- 4Nigeria target Olympic gold after tournament disappointments, says Eguavoen▼Nigeria target Olympic gold after WAFCON, World Cup failures - Eguavoen
Nigeria coach Augustine Eguavoen says the Super Eagles are targeting gold at the Olympic Games, framing the ambition as a response to failures at the WAFCON and World Cup. The declaration sets Olympic success as a priority for Nigerian football following recent tournament disappointments.
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Japanese media report that a popular flavour of Super Cup, one of Japan's best-selling cup ice creams with around 7 billion units sold, is being discontinued. Outlets describe shoppers rushing to local supermarkets to find remaining stock, with many expressing disbelief at the news and sharing memories of the long-running convenience-priced dessert.
- 6Tinubu Rewards Super Falcons With ₦4.4bn And Houses●OsazuwaAkonedo NewsChronicles ~ Tinubu Gifts Africa Winning Queens, Super Falcons Tech Team ₦4.4b, Houses Tinubu Gifts A
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has awarded the Super Falcons ₦4.4 billion and houses after the team won the 2025 Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco. The reward covers the players and their technical team, honouring their continental title and record dominance in African women's football.