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Rory McIlroy shot 66 in the second round to share lead at the Scottish Open in North Berwick, Scotland. Rory McIlroy shot 66 in the second round to keep pace with co-leaders Tom Kim of South Korea and PGA Tour rookie Jordan Smith at 9-under at the Scottish Open in North Berwick, Scotland.Smith's eight birdies propelled him to the round of the day on Friday with a 63. McIlroy remained a co-leader after his first-round 65 on the strength of four birdies on the front nine on Friday."I thought I played well again," McIlroy said. "It would have been nice to be a couple better. But you know, it's obviously another good day and in good position."World No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is accustomed to separating from the pack, but not typically in this fashion. He finished even par through 36 holes and missed the cut for the first time since 2022.Kim has matched McIlroy from the start of the tournament with equal rounds of 65-66."I stayed really patient out there, just tried to position myself," Kim said. "The wind got tricky a little bit as it started to pick up, and of obviously completely different wind than yesterday. So I think my experience over here the last few years has helped. I've played in both wind directions."Local favorite Robert MacIntyre is two shots off the lead as is defending champion Chris Gotterup. Gotterup was one shot better than McIlroy on Friday. His 65 was nearly a 64 until he wrapped up Friday's 18 with a bogey.The wind shifted in the afternoon and pristine playing conditions were closer to the expected Scottish Open or Open Championship weather. For McIlroy, MacIntyre and Gotterup, the back nine played extremely long due to the wind. McIlroy went light instead of trying to hit the green on No. 14, a par-4, because of the unpredictable gusts. HOPING FOR THE BESTHe recognized the game had gone from target practice aiming for pins to grabbing hold with both hands and hoping for the best."Once we turned for home the wind got its strongest for the day and it was hard to hit it close," McIlroy said. "Felt like I did well to hang on. Maybe could have been one or two better but overall it was a good day."Matt Fitzpatrick and Min Woo Lee are tied one off the lead at 8-under.Scheffler had made the cut in 78 consecutive events. He'll have a few unplanned days off this weekend before the Open Championship kicks off Thursday at Royal Birkdale Golf Club in Southport, England. And it's a safe assumption he'll be spending the extra time working on tee shots. Scheffler hit only 11 of 26 fairways at the Scottish Open."I got off to a tough start," Scheffler said of Friday's round. "And then on the back nine I didn't feel like I was hitting it close enough to give myself enough opportunities. I think that's what it really comes down to. I got off to a poor start and didn't really hit it close enough to give myself a bunch of looks, and that's how you shoot over par."Germany's Nicolai Von Dellingshausen, Victor Perez of France and 24-year-old Australian Karl Vilips had rounds of 64 on Friday and are among the more than two dozen players in the field within three shots of the lead entering the weekend. None of the trio walked onto the opening tee Thursday at the Scottish Open with a world ranking above 175. Related Story
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Nearly a quarter of a century after Lleyton Hewitt hoisted the Wimbledon title, his son Cruz kept the family flag flying at the All England Club by beating Dutchman Thijs Boogaard 6-4 6-4 on Friday to reach the boys' final.Cruz faces American Jordan Lee in Sunday's title clash and the 17-year-old, who has yet to drop a set, can cap a dominant week at a venue that has felt like a second home ever since he toddled the grounds during his father's playing days.'When my dad played, we were here for a while, and I was always at the tennis,' Cruz told the Wimbledon website.'I wanted to watch all the matches, just be around all the Australian players as well and I was fortunate enough to be here from such a young age.'Cruz has continued to rub shoulders with elite players by hitting with British semi-finalist Arthur Fery this week and he often trains with fellow Australian Alex de Minaur, picking up the finer details of life on the professional tour.'It's just the little things,' Cruz added.'How they start the hit, their footwork from ball one is pretty spot on. And then they keep the same level. That's what I'm trying to do. You keep the same level in practice.'I believe that (if you do that) you can improve really quickly. And then, obviously, Alex, when I hit with him, he gives me great advice.'I take that on board as much as possible.'While his father's finest hour in southwest London came when he lifted the title in 2002, Cruz is aiming to make his own mark by being named Wimbledon boys champion.'That sounds pretty good,' said Cruz, who is coached by Wayne Arthurs, his father's former Davis Cup teammate.'But obviously one more match, the job's not done.'
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Spain's Mikel Merino celebrates after the FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final against Belgium at Los Angeles Stadium, Inglewood, California, US, on July 10, 2026. (Reuters) Super sub Mikel Merino broke Belgian hearts and sent Spain through to a World Cup semi-final against France with a late goal in a gripping 2-1 win on Friday.The stunning finish at SoFi Stadium sets up a tantalizing showdown between European champions Spain and the tournament favorites France and the red-hot Kylian Mbappe in Dallas on Tuesday.But it was heartbreak for Belgium's substitute goalkeeper Senne Lammens, sent on late, who spilled a shot into the path of Merino.The dramatic finale came after Fabian Ruiz had opened the scoring for Spain, before Charles De Ketelaere grabbed one back for Belgium against the run of play before halftime.Welcoming Kevin De Bruyne and Jeremy Doku back to the starting XI, Belgium were rocked by a hamstring injury during the warm-ups to captain Youri Tielemans that hit them hard.Having already lost Amadou Onana to a ruptured ACL, the Red Devils would have to play a near second-choice midfield against the Spanish possession masters.Ruiz, brought in for Pedri, wasted no time combining with Rodri to dominate the ball and Barcelona's teen sensation Lamine Yamal curled an early shot just wide of the far post. DOKU WAS BRIGHT FOR BELGIUMBut opposing winger Doku was bright for Belgium, cutting in from the left to feed De Ketelaere, the striker fresh from his brace against the United States on Monday.Still, it was Spain who struck first. On the half-hour mark, Pedro Porro played a sharp one-two with Lamine Yamal before expertly cutting it back from near the byline to Dani Olmo.Olmo's shot was parried by Thibaut Courtois, but fell to Ruiz, who fired it home.Suddenly it was all Spain. They pinged passes around the Belgian half as though this World Cup quarter-final was a training exercise, laid on for an A-list crowd featuring Brad Pitt, Penelope Cruz and Noel Gallagher.But Belgium, having fought back astonishingly late from 2-0 down in the round-of-32 to dispatch Senegal, did not panic.They grabbed one back in the 41st minute. De Bruyne slid a through ball wide to Timothy Castagne. His cross found De Ketelaere, who perfectly timed his run and outmuscled Barcelona youngster Pau Cubarsi to head home.It was the first goal Spain had conceded this World Cup.Improbably, Belgium almost grabbed another before half-time. Breaking from a Spain corner, De Ketelaere's pass to a totally clear Doku was barely intercepted by Olmo.Yamal grew into the game after the break, nearly finding Mikel Oyarzabal with an incisive cross that was well blocked by a charging Courtois.Belgian coach Rudi Garcia brought on veteran striker Romelu Lukaku, who had scored from the bench in three straight games.The game opened up. A Belgian cross hit Rodri's arm but the impact was deemed accidental. Oyarzabal had a shot saved from a close, tight angle. FORCED OFF BY INJURYA tearful Courtois was forced off by injury after 70 minutes. He was replaced by Lammens, the 24-year-old Manchester United 'keeper making his World Cup debut in daunting circumstances.It turned out to be a nightmare.In the 88th minute, Cubarsi shot low from range, and Lammens should have held onto the ball. Instead substitute Mikel Merino was first to the rebound, smashing it home.It was the Arsenal midfielder's second straight late winner from the bench, after he scored the crucial goal against Portugal in stoppage time on Monday.Late on Alexis Saelemaekers rounded Unai, but was unable to find Lukaku in front of an open goal.As the whistle blow, Courtois came out to embrace a distraught Lammens, while other members of Belgium's ageing "Golden Generation" stood immobile and disbelieving.For Spain there were embraces and fist pumps, before attention quickly turns to their blockbuster clash with France. Related Story
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German coach Jurgen Klopp will take over from Julian Nagelsmann, who resigned from his position following Germany’s defeat by Paraguay on penalties in FIFA World Cup's round of 32. (AFP) The German Football Federation (DFB) announced on Saturday that it was close to an agreement with Jurgen Klopp for him to become the new Germany coach.However, before the 59-year-old makes his return to the touchline, the DFB said it still needed to secure the approval of his current employer, the Red Bull Group."DFB president Bernd Neuendorf and vice-president Hans-Joachim Watzke held an initial in-depth discussion with Jurgen Klopp in New York on Friday regarding his potential appointment as national team coach," the DFB stated in a press release."During this constructive discussion, an understanding was reached on the key points of a potential contract."Discussions will continue next week. Both parties are confident that the negotiations - subject to an agreement with Klopp's current employer, Red Bull - can ultimately be brought to a successful conclusion," the statement continued.Klopp has been the DFB's preferred candidate to succeed Julian Nagelsmann, who resigned following Germany's round-of-32 World Cup exit after losing on penalties to Paraguay.The German is widely considered one of the finest coaches in the game after glittering spells at Borussia Dortmund and Liverpool.Klopp stepped away from management after leaving Liverpool in 2024 and has since been engaged as the head of global football for energy drink brand Red Bull, over-seeing a multi-club network which includes clubs in Austria, Germany, Brazil, the United States and Japan.Last weekend, Klopp said he was "more than recharged" following his break from the frontlines of football.Since winning the World Cup 12 years ago in Brazil, Germany suffered two consecutive group-stage exits, before their latest disappointment in North America this summer. Related Story
