Egypt's Asil Osama won the women's javelin throw gold at the World Athletics U20 Championships in Oregon with a 59.82m throw, marking Egypt's first-ever women's medal at the tournament. Jawhar Nabil congratulated her.

Hall of Fame NBA coach Don Nelson dies at 86. Three-time Coach of the Year won five NBA championships as a Celtics player and finished with 1,335 coaching victories, second-most in NBA history.

Hall of Fame NBA coach Don Nelson has died at 86. He was a three-time Coach of the Year who won five NBA championships as a Boston Celtics player and finished with 1,335 coaching victories, the second-most in NBA history.

Russian swimmer Ilya Borodin wins the European Championship 400m individual medley with a tournament-record 4:08.17. Italy's Alberto Razzetti took silver 2.23s back, with Britain's Max Litchfield claiming bronze (+3.41).

Russian swimmer Ilya Borodin won the European Championship in the 400m individual medley with a time of 4:08.17, setting a tournament record. Italy's Alberto Razzetti took silver 2.23 seconds back, and Britain's Max Litchfield claimed bronze (+3.41).

Russian swimmer Ilya Borodin wins gold in the 400m individual medley at the European Championships in Paris, one of swimming's most demanding disciplines.

Russian swimmer Ilya Borodin won gold at the European Championships in Paris in the 400m individual medley, one of the hardest swimming disciplines.

UEFA, AFC and CONCACAF accuse FIFA of 'fundamental breach of trust' over handling of proposal to sell stake in World Cup commercial rights, citing 'integrity of the game'

UEFA, AFC and CONCACAF accuse FIFA leadership of a 'fundamental breach of trust' over its handling of a proposal to sell a stake in World Cup commercial rights. The three confederations say the dispute is about the 'integrity of the game' and call for greater accountability from FIFA leadership.