Lionel Messi Denied From Penalty Spot With Argentina Trailing Egypt Early
If Argentina can't mount a comeback against Egypt in the round of 16, Lionel Messi will be lamenting his shocking first-half penalty miss. With Argentina trailing 1-0 after a 15th minute goal from Egypt center back Yasser Ibrahim, Argentina full back Nicolás Tagliafico drew a penalty that set the stage for Messi to be the hero once again. Instead, Messi had his penalty attempt saved by Egypt goalkeeper Mostafa Ahmed Shobeir, keeping the match 1-0 in Egypt's favor. Messi now has one miss, three saves, and four conversions on his eight career penalty attempts, excluding penalty shootouts. He is also the first player in World Cup history to miss two penalties at a single edition. Argentina now trails at the World Cup for the first time since the opening match of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, when it unexpectedly lost to Saudi Arabia.
Arnold Faces Life Charges After Theft Attempt
Terrion Arnold, an NFL cornerback currently without a team, is confronting serious legal consequences after an attempt to recover stolen property led to his arrest. The Detroit Lions player faces eight felony charges, including armed robbery and kidnapping, which could result in a life prison sentence. afnews.co.za
According to The Athletic, Arnold was the initial victim of a theft where he lost valuable items including an $80,000 diamond chain, designer goods, and $100,000 in cash. The article details how Arnold's efforts to retrieve these possessions ultimately led to his current legal predicament.
England vs India: Third T20 Live
England and India meet in the third and final T20 international at Trent Bridge, with England seeking to wrap up the series with a victory. Jacob Bethell impressed in the previous match with a 76 off 46 balls as England chased down the target with an over and six wickets to spare.
Kawhi Leonard makes appearance at Kyle Lowry’s retirement announcement
