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Sports news — August 1, 2026 - Page 22

Sports publications published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 22 of 29.

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  1. SportsBoxing

    Wout van Aert Wins Second Stage in Denmark After Photo Finish Review

    Belgian cyclist Wout van Aert (Visma | Lease a Bike) secured his second victory in the second stage of the Tour of Denmark following a closely contested sprint finish that saw the race organizers initially declare Australian rider Jensen Plowright as the winner, a decision that was later reversed upon review of the 'photo finish'. The second day of competition covered 183.8 kilometers, with 1,099 meters of accumulated positive elevation gain, between Glyngøre and Skive. The finish included a 700-meter climb at an average gradient of 2.9% within a circuit that the riders had to complete three times.
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  2. SportsSoccer

    Three Premier League Clubs Eye Liam Delap as Chelsea Set £40m Asking Price

    Three Premier League clubs - Everton, Nottingham Forest, and Leeds United - are reportedly interested in signing Chelsea striker Liam Delap. Chelsea value the 23-year-old at up to £40m despite his disappointing debut season where he scored only twice in 41 appearances. Delap is free to leave Stamford Bridge if a suitable offer arrives, with Chelsea looking to profit from his sale.
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  4. SportsDefenseLaunderingGrid

    Russian Defense Ministry Buys Chinese Drones at 566% Markup

    Top managers of 'Efko' were recently detained for supplying the Russian Ministry of Defense with thousands of Chinese drones at a significantly inflated price. The drones were sold as domestic products but were actually Chinese with added domestic accessories. The markup was 566.6%, resulting in an 85% margin for the company. This scheme had been operating for several years.
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  5. SportsHockey

    Reds' Hunter Greene Trade Rumors Intensify

    Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene, who has shown elite form in previous seasons, is now the subject of intense trade rumors ahead of the MLB deadline. Despite a recent slump following elbow surgery, multiple teams are expressing interest in acquiring Greene due to his past performance and team-friendly contract. The Reds, currently last in their division, may consider trading Greene to rebuild their roster, although they are not highly motivated to do so.
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  8. SportsCommodities

    Brent Oil Prices Rise on Friday

    Brent oil prices increased on Friday evening, with the September contract trading at $89.92 USD (78.29 EUR) per barrel around 18:05 CEST. Prices remained positive, retreating slightly from intraday highs, with September Brent futures trading at $88.61 per barrel at 18:12 Moscow time, a $1.73 (1.99%) increase from the previous close. NYSE oil futures for September also rose $2.29 (2.74%) to $85.88 per barrel.
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  9. SportsEuropeIsraelAmerican Football

    Greece Sends Largest Ever Delegation to European Athletics Championships

    Greece is set to make history at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham with its largest delegation ever, comprising 60 athletes. This breaks the previous record of 50 participants set in Rome in 2024. Notably, 25 athletes will make their debut at the event, highlighting the renewal and depth of Greek athletics. The delegation will cover most of the competitive program, with exceptions including the 1500m, 5000m, 10000m, and 3000m steeplechase. Veteran athletes Dimitris Tsiamis and Katerina Stefanidi will participate for the eighth and seventh time respectively, showcasing their longevity and success.
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  10. SportsHockey

    New York Yankees' Jazz Chisholm Jr. Deals with Leg Injury Scare

    Jazz Chisholm Jr., a key player for the New York Yankees, experienced a leg injury scare during a game against the Chicago White Sox on Thursday. He initially appeared to be in pain after a ninth-inning groundout but remained in the game. Yankees manager Aaron Boone later revealed that Chisholm was dealing with leg cramps, and trainers did not believe it was a major issue. Chisholm was subsequently removed for a pinch runner in the 11th inning. The Yankees split their four-game series with the White Sox and will next face the Chicago Cubs in a three-game series starting Friday.
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  12. SportsMiddle EastWeather

    Southeast Asia's Top Betting Platforms Offer High Bonuses and Big Wins

    Several betting platforms in Southeast Asia are promoting their services with high bonuses for new customers and reports of big wins. These platforms support various deposit and withdrawal methods, including USDT, WeChat, Alipay, and K beans. They offer a range of games such as electronic mahjong, baccarat, and sports betting. Some platforms claim to have reserve funds of up to 10 billion U, guaranteeing funds and stable withdrawals.
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  13. SportsIsraelSoccerTennis

    India's Men's Hockey Team Prepares for FIH World Cup

    The Indian Men's Hockey Team, led by Coach Craig Fulton and Captain Harmanpreet Singh, is gearing up for the FIH Men's Hockey World Cup 2026. The team has trained hard, focusing on fitness, strength, and unity. They aim to write their own piece of history and bring pride to the nation. The team is confident, having played well in the Pro League, and is eager to perform strongly in the World Cup.
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  15. SportsHockeySports Business

    Cesar Farias Out as Barcelona SC Coach

    Cesar Farias will no longer continue as coach of Barcelona SC by mutual agreement with the club. The Venezuelan coach had assumed the position in January 2026 with a contract until the end of the year. Farias will direct the match this Sunday against Leones del Norte and subsequently step aside. The club will have to define in the coming days who will replace the Venezuelan coach to assume the command of the team in this decisive stretch of the national championship and the Copa Ecuador.
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  19. SportsTennis

    Franco Baresi, AC Milan Legend, Dies at 66

    Franco Baresi, the legendary AC Milan defender and captain, has passed away at the age of 66. Known for his loyalty to the club, he spent his entire 20-year career with Milan, winning numerous titles including three European Cups and six Serie A championships. He was also part of the Italian team that won the 1982 World Cup. Baresi's number 6 shirt was retired by AC Milan upon his retirement in 1997.
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  21. SportsBillProtestIsrael

    Dozens Arrested in London Protesting Palestine Action Ban

    Over 150 people were arrested during protests in London against the ban on the Palestine Action movement. The protests, which took place outside Westminster Magistrates' Court, saw participants expressing support for the proscribed group and criticizing the UK government's treatment of pro-Palestine protesters. Several police officers were attacked, according to Scotland Yard.
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  24. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballHockey

    Mets Trade A.J. Minter, Acquire Prospects Including Benny Agbayani's Son

    The New York Mets traded relief pitcher A.J. Minter to the Minnesota Twins for two prospects, including Bruin Agbayani, son of former Mets outfielder Benny Agbayani. Agbayani Jr., a 19-year-old infielder, is the Twins' No. 29 prospect. The other player acquired by the Mets is infielder Billy Amick. Minter, in the final year of his contract, has a 2.35 ERA this season.
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