Tadej Pogacar won his first European Cycling Championship title.
Tadej Pogacar won his first European Cycling Championship title.
▲ After attacking more than 70 kilometers from the finish, Slovenian Tadej Pogacar finished the race half a second ahead of Belgian Remco Evenepoel. Photo: AFP
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Guilherand-Granges, Slovenian star Tadej Pogacar claimed his first European road cycling championship title in Guilherand-Granges, southeastern France.
After attacking more than 70 kilometers from the finish line, the two-time world champion finished the race with a half-second advantage over Belgian Remco Evenepoel and the young Frenchman Paul Seixas (19 years old), who completed the podium more than three and a half minutes behind Pogacar.
Tadej's great rival, the Dane Jonas Vingegaard, who rarely competes in one-day races, had a phantasmagoric performance and retired with 109 km left to the finish, even before Pogacar blew up the race.
The Slovenian cemented his victory with a solo breakaway from a distance. While he attacked 66 km from the finish line in Kigali a week ago to take the world title, yesterday, on another very demanding course, he did so even ten km earlier, on the long climb to Saint Romain de Lerps.
Del Toro, 36th in Italy
British cyclist Adam Yates caused a stir by taking victory in the 2025 Coppa Agostini, relegating Spaniard Carlos Canal (Movistar) to second place to give UAE Team Emirates another victory.
Italian Simone Velasco took third place, while Mexican Isaac del Toro placed 36th, playing a key role in the team's work toward its 90th victory.
Yates claimed his second victory of the season and the 31st of his career with a time of 3:57:41, completing a great effort from his teammates who supported him throughout to achieve victory in Lombardy.
The race started and finished in Lissone. Cyclists covered 167 kilometers, overcoming undulating terrain, climbs, and descents to reach the finish line.
Del Toro, a native of Ensenada, Baja California, will return to cycling tomorrow in the Tres Valles Varesinos, one of the most prestigious classics in Lombardy.
Brazil and the Netherlands win the Beach Volleyball World Tour
Ivan Sanchez
Correspondent
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Veracruz, Veracruz, The 2025 Challenge Veracruz Beach Volleyball World Tour concluded yesterday. In the women's final, the Dutch duo of Katja Stam and Raisa Schoon defeated Americans Megan Quiggle and Lexy Loreen.
In the men's event, Brazil defeated the Americans; George Wanderley and Saymon Barbosa took gold, leaving silver to Chase Budinger and Miles Evans.
Meanwhile, third place in the women's and men's categories went to Puerto Ricans Allanis Navas and María González, and the Swiss duo of Yves Haussener and Julian Friedli, respectively.
The 2025 Challenge Veracruz Beach Volleyball World Tour featured 170 athletes from 32 countries, including Olympic medalists and world champions, who competed in intense matches from the first day of October.
Russell wins the Singapore Grand Prix
McLaren wins its tenth constructors' title
▲ British driver George Russell achieved his second victory of the season. AP Photo
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Singapore. Mercedes driver George Russell won the Singapore Grand Prix yesterday, while the McLaren team, with drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, secured this season's Formula One constructors' championship.
Briton Russell maintained control of the race as the leader from the starting grid and was the first to cross the finish line of the Marina Bay Street Circuit without complications to claim his second victory of the season, as well as that of his team.
Russell was just 5.4 seconds faster than Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull) – second in the race – while Lando Norris settled for third place, although the result was enough to consolidate the constructors' championship for McLaren.
This is McLaren's 10th constructors' title, which extends its 2024 title and confirms its position as the current best car on the grid. With five rounds remaining until the season finale, the British team boasts 650 points, followed by Mercedes (325) and Ferrari (298).
"They've been driving brilliantly all season. You can't win the constructors' title without two excellent drivers," said McLaren boss Zack Brown.
The win in Singapore was a personal highlight for Russell, who crashed on the final lap while battling for podium places in the 2023 edition.
“It feels incredible, especially after what happened a couple of years ago,” he said.
In the fight for the drivers' title, Australian Piastri remains the championship leader with a 22-point advantage over his British teammate Norris and 63 over Dutchman and reigning champion Max Verstappen.
“We let them compete”
The Singapore circuit also saw a direct race between the McLaren drivers. In an extraordinary start, Lando Norris, starting fifth, gained two places, even overtaking his teammate Piastri in a risky maneuver that pushed him into a wall. The Australian's real intention was to avoid contact with Verstappen at the entrance to the second corner.
Piastri complained over the radio about Norris's maneuver: "It's not fair. Doesn't it bother me that Lando pushed me off the track?" the world championship leader responded. "As you can see, we're letting them race. It was a little more tense, but they race hard and fair to win," Brown tried to clarify after the race.
Away from the fight between the McLaren drivers, Russell took advantage of the lack of traffic to overtake Verstappen: two seconds in just four laps, a lead he had already tripled eight laps later.
Meanwhile, Briton Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari), who was running fifth, ran out of brakes and was overtaken by both Italian Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes) and his teammate, Monegasque Charles Leclerc.
After the checkered flag, race control announced that Hamilton would be investigated for breaching track limits and ultimately imposed a five-second penalty, allowing Fernando Alonso (Aston Martin) to gain a position and finish seventh, ahead of the Briton.
Broncos take away Philadelphia Eagles' undefeated record
▲ Denver linebacker Nik Bonito and defensive end Zach Allen tackle Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts in the first half of yesterday's game in Philadelphia. AP Photo
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Philadelphia. The Denver Broncos ended the reigning NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles' frantic start to the season with a 21-17 victory, handing them their first loss in yesterday's game at Lincoln Financial Field. The Broncos scored 18 unanswered points in the fourth quarter, led by their young quarterback, Bo Nix, who passed for 242 yards and had one touchdown pass.
“We were able to stop them on defense and regain our confidence,” Nix said. “Our defense played a great game, we scored at the right time, and we ultimately managed to close out the game, something we were struggling with.”
After trading field goals in the first quarter, Philadelphia took a 14-point lead thanks to scores from tight end Dallas Goedert and running back Saquon Barkley, who added his fourth touchdown of the season.
The Broncos' victory was built on a collective effort, first with a JK Dobbins touchdown run, then an 11-yard reception by Evan Engram, and finally a 36-yard field goal by Will Lutz.
All of this was made possible by stopping quarterback Jalen Hurts, who completed 23 of 38 passes for 280 yards and two touchdowns.
In another duel, the Dallas Cowboys continued the New York Jets' agony, winning 37-22 to improve their record to two wins, two losses, and one tie.
Dak Prescott had a stellar day with 237 yards and four touchdowns, missing only 11 of his 29 throws. The Jets suffered their fifth consecutive loss in a game in which they trailed by as many as 27 points in the final minutes of the third quarter.
In London, Minnesota Vikings receiver Jordan Addison caught a 12-yard touchdown pass from Carson Wentz with 25 seconds left to give his team a 21-17 victory over the Cleveland Browns at Tottenham Hotspurs Stadium.
The 10-play, 80-yard drive gave the Vikings a much-needed win on their historic international trip, which began with a 24-21 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers in Dublin last week.
In other results, the Indianapolis Colts crushed the Las Vegas Raiders 40-6, the Texans did the same by beating the Baltimore Ravens 44-10, the Detroit Lions defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 37-24, while the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Seattle Seahawks 38-35 and the Washington Commanders defeated the Los Angeles Chargers 27-10.
"I acted in self-defense," says man accused of stabbing former marshal Mark Sanchez.
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The man accused of stabbing former quarterback Mark Sanchez in Indianapolis told police he acted in self-defense, believing "that guy" was trying to kill him. Before pulling his knife on the former New York Jets player, who was apparently intoxicated, he pepper-sprayed him to restrain him, according to court documents.
Sanchez, now a Fox Sports analyst, faces misdemeanor charges of assault and battery, public intoxication, and unauthorized entry into a motor vehicle. He was in town to cover the Colts-Raiders game for the station.
“This incident should never have happened,” Marion County District Attorney Ryan Mears said, according to The Indianapolis Star . “What began as a disagreement between a 38-year-old former professional athlete and a 69-year-old man should not have escalated into violence or left anyone seriously injured. As in any case, we will follow the facts and the law wherever they lead.”
The incident occurred early Saturday morning in the city center after Sanchez became upset with the man for parking his work truck at a loading dock to collect used cooking oil as part of his job, according to the documents.
Surveillance footage showed the former marshal approaching the driver's door, opening it to speak to him, and telling him he wasn't supposed to be there. The video then shows him chasing the man as he drove away. "Sanchez ran after him, grabbed him, and threw him against the wall of the Westin," police wrote.
The man told authorities that he "realized the situation had escalated and he was now in physical danger." He used pepper spray on Sanchez, which "seemed to have an effect for a moment," but Sanchez wiped his face and started toward him again. At that moment, he thought, "This guy is trying to kill me," and pulled out his knife to stab him.
The 69-year-old man, who suffered a cut to his left cheek, said he acted in self-defense. He was treated and released from Methodist Hospital, while Sanchez suffered a wound to his upper torso and was taken in critical condition to Eskenazi Hospital, where he was stabilized.
Detective Christopher Edwards reported that the former quarterback had no memory of what happened and remained in the hospital yesterday with no update on his condition.
▲ Forward Jorge Ruvalcaba came out with his gunpowder wet and couldn't get past Guadalajara's defense. Photo AFP
Alberto Aceves
La Jornada Newspaper, Monday, October 6, 2025, p. a43
Football doesn't reward merit, but rather the team that best interprets its obligations. Pumas tried their best at the Estadio Olímpico Universitario, competing in almost every individual duel, showing plenty of character, running faster and better, but just when they thought the match was over, Guadalajara forward Daniel Aguirre made them see that in this sport, fair play only exists for the team that scores the most goals. Meanwhile, Colombian Álvaro Angulo's missed penalty in the final minutes sealed the Red and White's 2-1 victory at the close of Matchday 11.
If it's not the confusion or the constant defensive errors, what magnifies the contrast between the felines and their rivals is usually their level of aggression, that strange habit of collecting yellow and red cards—38 and six, respectively—in order to earn respect through blows. Their fans found no arguments yesterday to support this emotional outpouring. They arrived with the burden of their three previous matches (two losses and a draw), a turbulent season, and the poor behavior of their manager, Efraín Juárez, who has been suspended since the last Clásico against América.
“People talk about grit and fighting spirit, but Pumas has been confusing those two things for a while now. Instead of being brave, they're braggarts, they have no depth,” Brazilian Ricardo Ferretti, a champion both as a player and coach, said last Wednesday about the current state of the auriazul team. His words resonated not only on television channels but also among students, teachers, and families who identify with the UNAM colors, who demanded results. “If they tell you that Efraín has been training with the squad for one day, you'd believe it, because they don't play at all,” questioned some people from the upper area of the Pebetero.
Scattered and passive, the Pumas forwards ended the first half as spectators. If the match required quick responses, Chivas found them through Diego Campillo and Santiago Sandoval, whose speed and power forced goalkeeper Keylor Navas to be a key figure. As he did in the 2014 World Cup, the Costa Rican twisted and turned like a panther to keep the ball away from the goal line. The value of his saves gained relevance with the 1-0 save from Ecuadorian Pedro Vite, who pounced on a rebound and beat Raúl Rangel's outbound effort in the 48th minute.
Rain delayed the start by almost 45 minutes, but it did nothing to dampen the popular cheers. More than 41,150 people cheered from their seats, joining in with shouts of "Goooya, goooya!" or responding with "Go, go, go, Reeebaño!" When the match became more complicated, goals from Armando González (55) and Daniel Aguirre (90), the latter in one of the visitors' final moves, turned the score around. Only a penalty awarded in stoppage time put the visitors' victory in doubt, but Álvaro Angulo missed. With that, Pumas suffered their third consecutive defeat.
Blue Jays lead Division Series 2-0 over Yankees
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Toronto. Rookie Trey Yesavage set a Blue Jays postseason record by striking out 11 in 5 1/3 hitless innings, Dominican-Canadian Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hit the first playoff grand slam in team history and Toronto beat the New York Yankees 13-7 to take a 2-0 lead in the Major League Baseball Division Series.
Daulton Varsho hit two home runs among his four extra-base hits; Ernie Clement and George Springer also homered, as Toronto reached double figures in hits (15) and runs for the second consecutive game. The homers hit three home runs, two by Mexican Alejandro Kirk.
Yesavage (1-0) was selected by Toronto with the 20th overall pick last year in the amateur draft. The 22-year-old right-hander rose through four levels of the minor leagues this season before joining the Blue Jays and going 1-0 in three starts in September.
Tijuana-born catcher Kirk, after a tremendous Saturday, hit a single, scored a run, and drove in one yesterday. With this victory, the home team has the New York Yankees on the brink of collapse.
In the second game of the Division Series, a single by Dominican Julio Rodríguez in the bottom of the eighth inning gave the Seattle Mariners a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers and tied the series.
In this game, Sinaloa closer Andrés Muñoz closed out a clean ninth inning to maintain the victory, tying the game. It was Seattle's first home win in the playoffs since 2001.
With the series tied 1-1, Game 3 will be played tomorrow at Comerica Park (Detroit).
At closing
Patriots stop undefeated Buffalo, defeating them 23-20
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Orchard Park, Pa., Drake Maye led the Patriots on a 37-yard drive to set up Andy Borregales’ field goal with 15 seconds left, and New England beat the Buffalo Bills 23-20, leaving the NFL with no undefeated teams five weeks into the season. Stefon Diggs had 10 catches for 146 yards for the Patriots (3-2) in his first game in Buffalo since the Bills traded him to Houston in April 2024. Rhamondre Stevenson rushed for two touchdowns , the second set up by Diggs’ 32-yard reception. Maye completed 22 of 30 passes for 273 yards, and no pass was more impressive than when he started the final drive by eluding a sack by Bills defensive tackle DaQuan Jones.
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