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Jalen Williams' Spectacle: A 40-Point Lesson for Indiana and the Thunder's Final Step Toward the Championship

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Nevin Lasanis
17/06/25

1. A Surge That Never Became a Comeback The script of Game 5 of the NBA Finals looped an old story: the Pacers, like a wind-up toy, crawled from a hopeless -16 to a nerve-tingling -2, posing as a team capable of flipping the game at any moment. This time, however, they lugged around a sack of...

Osimhen at a Crossroads: Galatasaray Goes All-In to Keep Their Record-Setter

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Nevin Lasanis
18/06/25

The future of Nigerian forward Victor Osimhen, who set several club records last spring while wearing Galatasaray’s yellow-and-red shirt, remains the main topic of conversation both on the streets of Istanbul and in European sports newsrooms. Inspired by his productivity and charisma, the club’s man...

Alonso Starts With Nerves: Real Let Victory Slip Against Al-Hilal at the Club World Cup

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Nevin Lasanis
19/06/25

Coach’s Debut: First Strokes of a New Era Xabi Alonso stepped to the touchline for the first time as Real Madrid’s head coach and immediately plunged into the atmosphere of the FIFA Club World Cup. His side opened the group phase against Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hilal and took control of the ball from...

Changes on the Horizon: Victor Nelsson May Wear the Trabzonspor Jersey

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Nevin Lasanis
16/06/25

Offer to Trabzonspor After the expiration of his loan agreement with Roma and return to Galatasaray, Danish centre-back Victor Nelsson was offered to Trabzonspor through football intermediaries. If the talks become official, the player, who currently represents the Istanbul giants, could reinforce...

Indiana's Indomitable Heart: How the Pacers Dismantled the Thunder and Revived the Series

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Nevin Lasanis
20/06/25

Doubt and Pain: When a Leader Has No Time to Heal Ahead of Game 6, it seemed the Thunder needed only to step onto the floor and collect the trophy. The Pacers had dropped two straight, and their maestro Tyrese Haliburton was battling a sharp calf pain—during the regular season he would have sat at...

Black-and-White Comeback: Beşiktaş Downs Efes 75-64 in Istanbul, Forces Decisive BSL Semifinal Game

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Salid Martik
13/06/25

In Game 4 of the Basketball Super League play-off semifinals, Beşiktaş Fibabanka staged a gutsy road win over defending champions Anadolu Efes, 75-64, tying the best-of-five series at 2-2. The berth in the final—where Fenerbahçe Beko already awaits—will now be decided in the winner-takes-a...

Turkey Women's National Basketball Team Concludes Istanbul Camp Ahead of EuroBasket 2025

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Salid Martik
16/06/25

The Turkey women's national basketball team has completed the final stage of preparation for the upcoming 2025 European Championship — organized under the auspices of FIBA. According to the Turkish Basketball Federation (TBF), the concluding practice session was held at the Basketball Development Ce...

Galatasaray Launches 'Goalkeeper Week': The Choice Between Ter Stegen, Petrovic, and Martinez

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Salid Martik
17/06/25

Continuing its active summer transfer campaign, Galatasaray intends to sign one of the three goalkeepers on its shortlist within the current week. The Yellow-Reds do not want to delay filling the most sensitive position on the pitch and are simultaneously negotiating with a number of alternative c...

Mourinho Stays: Unexpected English Twist — Fenerbahçe Negotiating with Three Premier League Coaches

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Nevin Lasanis
12/06/25

Truly turbulent days have come to Istanbul’s Fenerbahçe: the club is drawing up its plan for the next season, and the main question for supporters was the future of José Mourinho. The answer is now clear, and the fans’ eyes have turned to the English Premier League, where the board has already reach...

Eight Seconds to a Corner: How the New Rule Changed the Dynamics of the Club World Cup

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Salid Martik
19/06/25

Historic Debut of the Innovation On the pitch in Jeddah, it was not only the showdown between South Korea’s Ulsan HD and South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns that went into the history books; French referee Clément Turpin did as well. It was in this match that the official first applied the new...

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