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Original editorial illustration of three pale-blue players celebrating while black-and-white opponents regroup in a nighttime stadium.
Original editorial illustration: Lazio won 3–0 away after goals in the 37th, 48th and 89th minutes. Watch at Ease
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Lazio beat Juventus 3-0 as Provstgaard, Isaksen and Dele-Bashiru score

A 37th-minute header, a second goal just after halftime and a late breakaway carried Lazio level with Inter on 19 points after seven Serie A matches.

Original editorial illustration showing Davidovich Fokina defeating Rafael Jodar 1–6, 7–6(5), 6–4 in the Shanghai final.
Original editorial illustration: the final score and a comeback from a set and a break down. Watch at Ease
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Davidovich Fokina rallies past Jodar for first Shanghai Masters title

The 27-year-old recovered from a set and a break down to win 1–6, 7–6(5), 6–4, claim his first Masters 1000 trophy and rise to a career-high No. 13.

Original editorial illustration for Green Bay’s 23–13 win over Dallas, highlighting Jordan Love’s 276 passing yards and two total touchdowns.
Original editorial illustration: Green Bay led 17–0 at halftime and completed a 23–13 win. Watch at Ease
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Love accounts for two touchdowns as Packers beat Cowboys 23–13

Green Bay converted two first-half interceptions into a 17–0 halftime lead, limited Dallas to 48 rushing yards and closed out its third straight victory.

Original editorial illustration showing An Se-young’s 47 international titles and the 21-23, 21-14, 21-18 Denmark Open final score.
Original editorial illustration: An’s 47th listed international women’s singles title moved her past Susi Susanti’s 46 under the BWF tally. Watch at Ease
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An Se-young wins record 47th international singles title at Denmark Open

The world No. 1 rallied past Akane Yamaguchi 21–23, 21–14, 21–18. The BWF tally puts An one title ahead of Susi Susanti, with regional games excluded and records tracked since 1989.

Original editorial illustration showing Chicago's 31–23 win and Caleb Williams' 305 passing yards.
Original editorial illustration: Williams returned and Chicago held on after leading 31–7. Watch at Ease
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Caleb Williams returns as Bears hold off Falcons 31–23

Williams threw for 305 yards after missing three games, and Kyler Gordon's late strip-sack stopped Atlanta's comeback from a 31–7 deficit.

Original editorial illustration showing Florida 8, Seattle 3 and two hat tricks by Carter Verhaeghe and Sam Bennett.
Original editorial illustration: Verhaeghe and Bennett each scored three times in Florida’s 8–3 win. Watch at Ease
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Panthers make NHL history with a third straight natural hat trick

Carter Verhaeghe scored three consecutive Florida goals and Sam Bennett added another hat trick as the Panthers routed Seattle 8–3.

Illustration: original editorial score card for Brighton’s 5–0 win over Crystal Palace.
Illustration: Brighton scored three times inside 10 minutes and finished with five. Watch at Ease
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Gómez scores from 51 metres as Brighton rout Crystal Palace 5–0

Brighton scored three times inside the opening 10 minutes before completing a five-goal derby win; the seventh-minute strike was the league’s longest-range goal since 2017.

Illustration: original editorial score card for Arsenal's 1–0 win at Nottingham Forest.
Illustration: Madueke's 80th-minute goal gave Arsenal a 1–0 away win. Watch at Ease
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Madueke's late strike gives Arsenal 1–0 win at Nottingham Forest

The halftime substitute scored in the 80th minute with Arsenal's only shot on target, keeping the champions three points behind Manchester City.

Original editorial illustration of Real Madrid’s 4–1 win over Sevilla and Kylian Mbappé’s two goals.
Original editorial illustration: Real Madrid scored twice in each half to beat Sevilla 4–1. Watch at Ease
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Mbappé scores twice as Real Madrid beats Sevilla 4–1

Arda Güler opened the scoring, Kylian Mbappé struck in each half and Yan Diomande finished a four-goal display at the Bernabéu.

Illustration: original editorial score card for Tennessee's 26–20 comeback win at Indianapolis.
Illustration: original editorial score card showing Tennessee erased a 13–0 halftime deficit and won 26–20. Watch at Ease
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Titans erase 13-point halftime deficit, beat Colts 26–20 for first win

Joey Slye kicked four field goals, Tennessee's defense forced three turnovers and a blocked punt became a touchdown in a 26-point second half.

Original editorial illustration for Minnesota's 2–1 win over Columbus, highlighting Kirill Kaprizov's 10th goal.
Original editorial illustration: Kaprizov's power-play goal broke a 1–1 tie and Minnesota won 2–1. Watch at Ease
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Kaprizov scores 10th goal as Wild edge Blue Jackets 2–1

Kirill Kaprizov broke a 1–1 tie on the power play, Jesper Wallstedt made 13 saves and Minnesota limited Columbus to a season-low 14 shots.

Original editorial illustration for Buffalo's 33–30 win at Las Vegas, highlighting Josh Allen and James Cook.
Original editorial illustration: Buffalo answered a 23–23 tie and held on for a 33–30 win. Watch at Ease
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Bills survive Raiders' late rally, win 33–30 behind Allen and Cook

Josh Allen threw two touchdown passes, James Cook scored the go-ahead touchdown and Buffalo recovered an onside kick after Las Vegas pulled within three points.

Original editorial illustration showing Kansas City defeating Los Angeles 22–6 and moving to 5–0.
Original editorial illustration: Kansas City beat Los Angeles 22–6 to remain the AFC’s lone unbeaten team. Watch at Ease
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Chiefs stay unbeaten with 22–6 win over Chargers

Kenneth Walker III ran for 128 yards and two touchdowns, Patrick Mahomes earned his 100th win as a starter, and Kansas City’s defense kept Los Angeles out of the end zone.

Original editorial illustration showing Maja Chwalińska’s 2–6, 6–4, 6–2 win over Sonay Kartal.
Original editorial illustration: Chwalińska came back to win the Wuhan final 2–6, 6–4, 6–2. Watch at Ease
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Chwalińska rallies past Kartal for first WTA title in Wuhan

The 25-year-old came back from a set and a break down to win 2–6, 6–4, 6–2, closing the final with five straight games for her first tour-level trophy.

Original editorial illustration showing Detroit's 4–3 shootout win over San Jose, the late equalizer and the lone shootout goal.
Original editorial illustration: Detroit erased a 3–1 deficit and won 4–3 in a shootout. Watch at Ease
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Red Wings erase two-goal deficit, beat Sharks 4–3 in shootout

Alex DeBrincat tied the game with 1:33 left, John Gibson stopped all three San Jose shootout attempts and Lucas Raymond supplied the lone conversion.

Original editorial illustration of a generic football field showing a 34–31 London final and a 49-yard field goal as time expired.
Original editorial illustration: Houston won 34–31 in London on a 49-yard field goal as time expired. Watch at Ease
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Fairbairn's walk-off field goal lifts Texans over Jaguars 34–31 in London

C.J. Stroud threw for 312 yards and three touchdowns before Houston answered a 60-yard tying kick with a seven-play final drive at Wembley.

Original illustration: Tola's 2:03:10 compared with the old Beijing course mark, Chinese all-comers mark and his unchanged personal best.
Original illustration: Tola's 2:03:10 compared with the old Beijing course mark, Chinese all-comers mark and his unchanged personal best. Watch at Ease
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Tola runs 2:03:10 in Beijing: two records fall, personal best stays intact

The Olympic champion cuts 3:56 from Beijing's course record and 2:25 from China's all-comers mark as Ethiopia sweeps the men's podium.

Original illustration: Diriba ran 40 seconds faster than the previous women's course mark; Berhanu finished three seconds slower than the existing men's mark. These are course-record comparisons, not world-record claims.
Original illustration: Diriba ran 40 seconds faster than the previous women's course mark; Berhanu finished three seconds slower than the existing men's mark. These are course-record comparisons, not world-record claims. Watch at Ease
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Diriba breaks Amsterdam course record; Berhanu wins three seconds outside men's mark

The Ethiopian winners had different record outcomes: Diriba ran 2:16:12, while Berhanu's 2:03:33 beat Nicholas Kipkorir by six seconds but left the men's course mark intact.

Original editorial timeline showing Cleveland’s comeback from 10–0 down to a 13–10 win over Baltimore.
Original editorial illustration: Cleveland’s scoring arc from a 10–0 halftime deficit to the tying touchdown and walk-off field goal. Watch at Ease
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Browns rally past Ravens 13–10 on Andre Szmyt’s walk-off field goal

Cleveland erased a 10-point halftime deficit, survived a blocked first attempt that was nullified by an offside penalty and won on Szmyt’s 37-yard kick as time expired.

Original editorial illustration comparing Miami, BYU and Ohio State with 1,697, 1,675 and 1,649 points and 40, 20 and 9 first-place votes.
Original editorial illustration: Miami leads BYU by 22 points, while only 48 points separate No. 1 Miami from No. 3 Ohio State. Watch at Ease
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Miami rises to No. 1 and BYU to No. 2 after a historic AP Top 25 shake-up

Five of the previous top seven teams lost, every ranked position changed, and the new top three are separated by just 48 points. Here is what the October 18 poll means—and what it does not decide.

Original editorial illustration: Original editorial timeline of Pittsburgh turning a 16–3 fourth-quarter deficit into a 26–19 overtime win.
Original editorial illustration: Original timeline of the comeback, tying field goal and overtime touchdown. Watch at Ease
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Steelers erase 16–3 fourth-quarter deficit, beat Buccaneers 26–19 in overtime

Aaron Rodgers led a late rally and a 70-yard overtime drive, Germie Bernard caught the winning six-yard touchdown, and Jalen Ramsey ended Tampa Bay’s reply with a fourth-down sack.