London gets the final. LA is the target.
The 2027 Swimming World Cup will finish at the London Aquatics Centre. Olympic qualification adds another reason to watch.
Archive photo: Sumit Surai / Wikimedia Commons · Source and rights
Sport
Top story
Rice answers Kane. Arsenal escapes with a point.
Bayern and Arsenal draw 2–2 in Munich. The visitors recover late in a league-phase game that leaves both teams with work ahead.
42 questions for FIFA. Infantino under pressure.
UEFA seeks answers on governance and proposed commercial plans. FIFA says it will respond to its council members and stresses confidentiality.
In focus
Two down. Liverpool wins a seven-goal thriller.
Liverpool beat Villarreal 4–3 at Anfield after trailing 0–2. Mac Allister scored twice as the Reds kept their winning start in Europe.
Boston led by 22. Detroit took the night.
The Pistons opened with a 121–113 comeback win. A late scoring burst changed the game, while one result still leaves a season to assess.
Paris wins the six-goal show. Barça leaves empty-handed.
PSG beat Barcelona 4–2 in the Champions League. The result replaces the uncertainty of the preview, without settling either team’s campaign.
In context
More context from this section
Mbappé scores twice. Clásico awaits.
Real Madrid beat Sevilla 4–1 before the trip to Barcelona on 25 October.
Latest news
PSG meet Barça. Paris gets the spotlight.
Paris Saint-Germain host Barcelona in Tuesday’s Champions League programme. This is a preview, not a match report.
NBA returns. The race begins.
The regular season starts on 20 October. Opening-night expectations now meet the first competitive evidence.
Tennis moves indoors. The stakes rise.
Brussels hosts an ATP 250 event this week, with the closing stages of the tour offering little room for a slow start.
Alcaraz changes course. Vienna is next.
Carlos Alcaraz is returning to the Erste Bank Open after a late change to his calendar. Organisers have scheduled his first match for 27 October.
Leeds halt United. Calvert-Lewin levels.
Mbeumo’s opener is cancelled out after the break as Leeds and Manchester United draw 1–1 at Elland Road.
Widar takes the climb. And the crown.
The 20-year-old Belgian wins the final stage and overall title at the Tour of Guangxi, ahead of Tom Pidcock.
More from Nove.news
Across our sections
