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Sports news — October 29, 2026

Sports publications published on October 29, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

24 publications

  2. SportsBillMiddle East

    Nigeria's Flamingos Beat Mexico to Reach U-17 Women's World Cup Quarterfinals

    Nigeria's Flamingos defeated Mexico 2-1 in the Round of 16 to book a quarter-final clash against Venezuela at the 2026 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup in Morocco. The Nigerian side produced a strong performance to overcome their opponents, with Oluebube Umejiaku opening the scoring and Mary Dunstan doubling their advantage. Mexico fought back but ultimately fell short.
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  3. SportsEuropeEarthSoccer

    Copa Sudamericana Final: Atlético Mineiro vs Boca Juniors in Barranquilla

    The Copa Sudamericana final between Atlético Mineiro and Boca Juniors will take place on November 21 in Barranquilla, Colombia. Ticket sales will begin on November 3, with each team allocated 12,000 seats in the stands behind the goals. An additional 40,000 seats will be available for the general public. Prices range from $286,650 to $796,252 Colombian pesos.
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  5. SportsMiddle EastIsraelHockey

    Stanojević Returns to Lead Partizan Against Radnički Niš

    Aleksandar Stanojević is set to make his debut as Partizan's coach against Radnički Niš. The expectations are high, and bookmakers give Partizan favorable odds for victory. Stanojević recently addressed Partizan fans, acknowledging both their support and criticism. Meanwhile, Partizan's basketball team suffered a surprising loss to ASVEL Lyon in the EuroLeague, and they now face Žalgiris in the next game.
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  6. SportsTennis

    England's Duckett Hits Century, Dawson Takes Four Wickets in Tri-Series Win Over Sri Lanka

    Ben Duckett scored a century (167) and Liam Dawson took four wickets (4-49) as England secured a 55-run win over Sri Lanka in their final match of the tri-series in Lahore. Duckett's knock, his second consecutive century, helped England post 386-5. Sri Lanka, despite Pavan Rathnayake's 118, were all out for 331. This was England's first win in the series.
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  8. SportsMiddle East

    Spanish Football Unites in Grief: Minute of Silence for Train Tragedy Victims

    Following the fatal train collision in Toledo, the Spanish football community has shown solidarity and grief. Matches across the country will commence with a minute of silence to honor the victims. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Sevilla FC, and other clubs have expressed their condolences and support for the affected families. The Royal Spanish Football Federation and La Liga have also joined in paying respects to those lost in the tragedy.
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  10. SportsTennis

    Colts Considering Trading Star RB Jonathan Taylor

    The Indianapolis Colts are exploring the possibility of trading running back Jonathan Taylor, who is under contract until 2028. Despite not requesting a trade, Taylor's name has surfaced in rumors due to the Colts' recent trades of Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner. Teams like the Denver Broncos have been labeled as potential landing spots for the Pro Bowl running back. However, the Colts may only consider a trade if they receive significant draft capital in return.
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  11. SportsNorth AmericaBaseball

    Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes Addresses Josh Simmons Confrontation

    Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes addressed reports of a confrontation between offensive tackle Josh Simmons, head coach Andy Reid, and himself during a team meeting. Mahomes stated that such incidents don't bother him as he's focused on the team and that they've had productive conversations to move forward. Simmons, currently on injured reserve with a back injury, may not play again this season.
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  13. SportsStrikeMiddle EastWinter Sports

    Italy's Nationwide Strike on October 30 Disrupts Transportation and Services

    A national strike in Italy on October 30 is expected to cause significant disruptions to transportation and public services. The strike, called by the USB union, aims to protest against rising prices, low wages, and increased military spending. It will affect train and flight services, as well as schools and medical facilities. The strike begins on October 29 at 21:00 for trains and 22:00 for highways, lasting until October 30.
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  14. SportsMiddle EastNorth AmericaTennis

    Australia vs South Africa, 3rd Test: Inglis, Carey Put Australia Ahead; Harmer Claims Century Breaker

    On day two of the 3rd Test between Australia and South Africa, Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne scored half-centuries, putting Australia in a strong position. On day three, Marcus Harris and Alex Carey continued their good form, taking Australia's score past 400. However, South Africa fought back, with Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Starc taking wickets. On day four, South Africa resumed batting, needing runs, while Australia looked for quick wickets.
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  15. SportsIsraelBasketball

    Israeli Air Strike Injures Father and Daughter in Gaza

    An Israeli air strike in the Al-Limon area, south of Khan Yunis in the Gaza Strip, has resulted in injuries to a man and his daughter. The incident was confirmed by Al Mayadeen's correspondent. Separately, three people were injured when Israeli occupation forces attacked a gathering in Nuseirat refugee camp, and another person was injured in Hamad city. In addition, an Israeli tank projectile hit a house near the Al Sanafir crossing in the Al Tuffah neighborhood, northeast of Gaza City, causing injuries.
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  17. SportsBasketballAmerican FootballBoxing

    Carling Knockout Cup Quarter-Final Draw Completed

    The draw for the Carling Knockout Cup quarter-finals has been completed, with Orlando Pirates, Mamelodi Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs, and AmaZulu seeded and avoiding each other in the initial round. The remaining four teams - Sekhukhune United, Siwelele FC, Golden Arrows, and Stellenbosch FC - will face the seeded teams. The quarter-finals are set for 6-8 November, with the semi-finals on 21-22 November and the final on 12 December.
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  18. SportsMiddle EastCentral AsiaCricket

    Hassan Yazdani's Debut in 97kg at World Freestyle Wrestling Championships

    The 2026 World Freestyle Wrestling Championships commence on October 7 in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan. Iranian wrestler Hassan Yazdani, a 10-time world and Olympic medalist, will compete in the 97kg category for the first time. His first match is against Kim from South Korea, followed by a potential clash with Arash Yoshida, an Iranian-Japanese wrestler. The semi-finals and finals for both 65kg and 97kg categories will take place on October 8.
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  19. SportsMiddle East

    Gavi's Struggle for Playing Time at Barcelona

    Gavi, once a promising young player for Barcelona, has struggled to regain his starting position after recovering from injuries. Despite his physical recovery, he has only played 191 minutes this season due to strong competition in midfield. His absence from high-profile matches like El Clásico has raised concerns about his role in the team. Coaches Xavi and Flick have been criticized for not giving him more opportunities, while Gavi himself has expressed frustration. His future at Barcelona remains uncertain.
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  20. SportsMiddle EastWhite-collar

    Russian Drone Strikes in Kharkiv Cause Deaths and Injuries

    Russian drone strikes in Kharkiv resulted in multiple casualties and significant property damage. One person was killed and at least 15 others were injured, including children. The strikes hit residential areas, causing large fires and damaging multi-apartment buildings, private homes, outbuildings, and cars. Infrastructure, including a post office warehouse, was also targeted. Emergency services worked to extinguish fires and treat the injured under the threat of further strikes.
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  22. SportsBaseball

    Liverpool Edge Out Chelsea in Penalty Shootout to Reach League Cup Quarter-Finals

    Liverpool defeated Chelsea 6-5 in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw in their League Cup last-16 clash at Anfield. The match was decided from the penalty spot, with both teams scoring penalties in the final minutes. Liverpool's Joe Gomez scored the winning penalty, while Chelsea's Wesley Fofana missed, securing Liverpool's progression to the quarter-finals. This is Liverpool's third consecutive win at home and their tenth League Cup triumph. Manager Andoni Iraola praised his team's performance and expressed confidence ahead of their upcoming match against Arsenal.
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  23. SportsMiddle East

    Brewers Fans Pack Stadium for World Series Watch Parties

    Over 31,000 Milwaukee Brewers fans attended watch parties at American Family Field for Games 3, 4, and 5 of the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Both Games 3 and 4 watch parties sold out in under 20 minutes, with attendance capped at 31,000 each. Despite a Game 4 loss in extra innings, fans eagerly awaited Game 5, with tickets selling out quickly and appearing on resale sites at marked-up prices. The Brewers maintained a steady clubhouse atmosphere post-Game 4 loss, focusing on Game 5 and the opportunity to secure their first World Series title.
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  24. SportsAmerican Football

    Eagles Consider Trading Saquon Barkley Amid Injury-Plagued Season

    The Philadelphia Eagles are facing the possibility of trading running back Saquon Barkley, who has struggled with injuries and performance in the 2026 season. Despite having two years left on his contract, Barkley's trade value remains high, ranking him as the top asset on the Eagles' roster among the league's worst teams. However, the Eagles are hesitant to trade him while still in contention for the NFC East title.
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