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The 28-year-old American fired a final-round 68 to finish at 13-under, edging Matt Fitzpatrick by one stroke after birdieing the iconic 17th Island Green to tie him. His monster drive on the par-4 18th sealed the $4.5 million victory and vaulted him to No. 4 in the world ranking. Teaming with college buddy and caddie Kyle Sterbinsky turned around Young's putting game, and post-win emotions ran high as his son waved an American flag, boosting Ryder Cup talk.

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On the 18th hole at TPC Sawgrass, Cameron Young's 375-yard tee shot – the longest ever there – set up the par that clinched his first Players title amid shaking hands and tears.

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Chelsea supporters celebrated their recent Club World Cup victory, referring to it as the 'world champions' title, while rivals mocked it as a minor preseason trophy. Discussions contrasted claims that Chelsea won when it mattered most with emphasis on the upcoming Manchester City match and Champions League prestige. Taunts referenced Chelsea losing 3-0 at home and questioned if the Club World Cup surpasses the Champions League.

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The Nigeria Football Federation protested DR Congo's 1-1 penalty win in the African playoff final on November 16, 2025, in Rabat, claiming ineligible players due to passport issues. FIFA dismissed it for late filing—12 days past the 24-hour deadline—missing the 1,000 Swiss franc fee, and weak evidence. NFF's Dr. Mohammed Sanusi vowed an appeal, possibly to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, as DR Congo advances to intercontinental playoffs in Mexico on March 31. Both teams faced fines for fan chaos like thrown bottles and lasers during the match.

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Nigeria's Super Eagles saw their 2026 World Cup dreams slip away in a tense penalty shootout, only to pin last hopes on a protest that FIFA just shut down cold.

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The 27-year-old Morocco international is charged following an alleged assault at his Paris suburb home after a PSG foundation event in February 2023. French judges advanced the case despite his lawyer citing the accuser's refusal of medical exams, DNA tests, and inconsistencies in her story found by experts. Hakimi posted on X rejecting the claims, while his club coach Luis Enrique trusts the justice system; fans showed support with a banner at Parc des Princes. Unverified social media stories of a recent emotional court hearing lack confirmation from official sources.

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Achraf Hakimi, PSG's star right-back, faces a trial after a woman's rape accusation from a night in 2023. He denies it firmly, calling the process unjust for the innocent.

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The United Farm Workers union and Cesar Chavez Foundation announced they will not join Cesar Chavez Day events on March 31, citing serious claims of inappropriate sexual behavior by Chavez, who died in 1993, including abuse involving young women and possibly minors. They have no direct reports but are creating confidential channels for victims to come forward while partnering on support services. The decision led to cancellations of marches in cities like San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and Tucson, with community members expressing heartbreak and some skepticism amid Chavez's complex legacy of labor victories and later criticisms.

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Cesar Chavez built a movement that changed lives for farmworkers, but new allegations of sexual misconduct with young women and minors have prompted those closest to his legacy to step back from celebrations.

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CAF's Appeal Board ruled that Senegal forfeited their 1-0 extra-time win against hosts Morocco on January 18 by abandoning the pitch, awarding Morocco a 3-0 victory under tournament rules and their first AFCON title. The chaos unfolded in Rabat when referee gave Morocco a late penalty; Senegal returned after 10 minutes, Brahim Díaz missed, and Pape Gueye scored the winner. Joy swept Morocco while Senegal's Sadio Mané posted defiance and their federation eyes a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal amid divided fan reactions.

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In a stunning twist two months after the final whistle, Senegal's players walked off in protest over a penalty—and now they've lost the trophy they lifted.

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CAF's Appeal Board ruled that Senegal forfeited their 1-0 extra-time win against hosts Morocco on January 18 by abandoning the pitch, awarding Morocco a 3-0 victory under tournament rules and their first AFCON title. The chaos unfolded in Rabat when referee gave Morocco a late penalty; Senegal returned after 10 minutes, Brahim Díaz missed, and Pape Gueye scored the winner. Joy swept Morocco while Senegal's Sadio Mané posted defiance and their federation eyes a Court of Arbitration for Sport appeal amid divided fan reactions.

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In a stunning twist two months after the final whistle, Senegal's players walked off in protest over a penalty—and now they've lost the trophy they lifted.

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On March 1, 2026, the two ministers endorsed Morocco's 2007 autonomy plan for Western Sahara as a serious and credible path forward, calling genuine autonomy under Moroccan sovereignty the most feasible solution in line with UN Resolution 2797. They reaffirmed support for UN-led efforts toward a just political solution respecting self-determination, while praising strong bilateral ties and pledging cooperation in trade, renewable energy, and digitalization. The meeting highlights Morocco's diplomatic gains, with over 100 countries now backing the plan amid stalled talks, and signals Finland's alignment with Morocco as an EU partner in North Africa.

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In Rabat's ornate foreign ministry, Finland's Elina Valtonen and Morocco's Nasser Bourita shook hands before issuing a joint statement on a long-disputed territory.

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The Royal Moroccan Football Federation parted ways with Regragui, who posted a 36-8-5 record over 49 matches, including historic wins over Belgium, Spain, and Portugal in 2022. Ouahbi, 49, steps up after guiding the U-20s to the 2025 Youth World Cup title against Argentina, mirroring Regragui's own quick rise four years ago. The federation eyes Andrés Iniesta as sporting director in advanced but unsigned talks, amid hopes of another deep World Cup run and prep for the 2030 tournament Morocco will co-host.

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Walid Regragui departs after leading Morocco to the 2022 World Cup semifinals, handing the reins to Mohamed Ouahbi, fresh off a U-20 Youth World Cup triumph.

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