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SoccerWorld Cup winner Spain has been fined $20,000 US by FIFA after fans chanted an anti-Muslim slogan at a warmup friendly against Egypt in Barcelona.'Using a religion as a taunt on the field makes you look ignorant and racist,' player wroteThe Associated Press · Posted: Oct 16, 2026 9:27 AM EDT | Last Updated: 8 hours agoListen to this articleEstimated 2 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Lamine Yamal of Spain looks on during an international friendly match between Spain and Egypt at RCDE Stadium on March 31 in Barcelona. (David Ramos/Getty Images)World Cup winner Spain has been fined $20,000 US by FIFA after fans chanted an anti-Muslim slogan at a warmup friendly against Egypt in Barcelona. FIFA said Friday the verdict was confirmed in recent days by its appeals body after an initial ruling by three disciplinary judges. The chant came at a game on March 31 and was later condemned by Spain star Lamine Yamal, who is Muslim, as "disrespectful and intolerable.

DP World India Championship, day two leaderboard-8 J Luiten (Ned), A Hidalgo (Spa), AMeronk (Pol), T Detry (Bel) (7*); -7 E Pepperell (Eng), T Clements (Eng), E Lopez-Chacarra (Spa) (5*)Selected others: -5 T McKibbin (NI) (7*), D Young (Sco); -4 R McIlroy (NI) (4*), T Fleetwood (Eng) (4*), R MacIntyre (Sco), R Jameson (Sco) (7*), E Ferguson (Sco) (5*); E J Rose (Eng) (5*); +1 L Donald (Eng) (6*); +3 S Lowry (Ire) (6*) *Denotes number of holes played before play ended on day oneFull leaderboardRory McIlroy was one of a number of players impacted after the second round of the DP World India Championship was suspended because of fading light. England's Eddie Pepperell and Todd Clements are both one shot off the four-way tie for the lead as they completed their 18 holes in New Dehli. Joost Luiten, Angel Hidalgo and Adrian Meronk all finished their rounds and lead on eight under par, while Belgium's Thomas Detry is also tied at the top despite having his round cut short after seven holes. Northern Ireland's Tom McKibbin started the second round one shot off the lead but had fallen to three back, on five-under par, after seven holes.

For the second time in three weeks, we’ve got six ranked matchups in college football. In Provo, BYU hosts Notre Dame in the first ever top-10 matchup at LaVell Edwards Stadium, and Ohio State visits up north in a game that features the national champions from the past two years – additionally, the first time a pair of top five teams have ever met in Bloomington. Auburn and Georgia get together in a historic SEC rivalry, and Alabama and Tennessee renew acquaintances in a game that will push the loser to the brink of the playoff picture. In the ACC, Florida State travels south to Miami, with potentially bigger consequences for Mike Norvell if the Seminoles meet their expected fate. Some of these games are personal, too. Arch Manning is reeling from last week’s Red River meltdown, and also has an unsettled score with Florida after a costly loss last October. Missouri is in Oxford to face Ole Miss, which certainly means something to Austin Simmons, who was the Rebels’ starter last season until an injury left him as the forgotten man in Trinidad Chambliss’ ascent to superstardom.

Haas has revealed how F1 title partner Toyota reacted to the team all but confirming it will run an all-Ferrari junior pairing in 2027. Haas announced F2 championship leader Rafael Camara as Esteban Ocon’s replacement on Thursday, with the Brazilian expected to partner fellow Ferrari junior Ollie Bearman.

Story byAre you gratified that the Dodgers won’t three-peat? Los Angeles, - October 15: Tarik Skubal #29 of the Los Angeles Dodgers looks on after the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 to win Game 4 of a NLCS playoff baseball game and advance to the World Series at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Thursday, October 15, 2026. (Photo by Keith Birmingham/MediaNews Group/Pasadena Star-News via Getty Images) | MediaNews Group via Getty ImagesIvan The GreatFri, October 16, 2026 at 1:00 PM UTC·1 min read

If there’s anything to take away from a preseason loss, it’s that the Toronto Raptors are ready to play real basketball. Against a New York Knicks squad that was humiliated by these same Raptors only a few nights earlier, Toronto outperformed the defending champions for much of the evening. Though neither team treated it as seriously as a regular season game, this was about as close as it gets for the preseason. Both squads had starters reach the 30-minute threshold, and both teams had moments of brilliance — and real effort — from their stars. But there were four Raptors who rose head and shoulders above the rest.1. RJ BarrettI called Barrett the team’s running back in the Quick Reaction, and that covers his role. He moves the chains in a variety of ways. He’s physical, likely the most physical player on the offensive end. He drives, finishes, draws free throws, cuts, hits the offensive glass, even hits triples. He finished with 21 points on 12 shots, and he will hit that level of efficiency on many nights this year. Few teams have horses in the wing-defence stables to guard Kawhi Leonard and Scottie Barnes and still have a stopper left over for Barrett.

After spending years watching James Scantlebury compete against his son in minor hockey, Quebec Remparts GM Simon Gagne knew the forward was a good fit for his club. Scantlebury now is making a compelling case to be a first-round pick in next year's NHL Draft.

The NFL is running full steam ahead with Week 6 underway. This is a fascinating week throughout the league as byes are really starting to come into play. On top of the Bengals, Lions, Dolphins and Vikings being off this week, we now get to see how some clubs take advantage of that added rest, starting with both the Panthers and Chiefs, who were off in Week 5. As we do every week, we've collected all of the best picks and gambling content from CBSSports.com and SportsLine and put them in one place. You can get sports betting picks against the spread from our CBS Sports experts as well as additional feature content for each game, including plays from top SportsLine experts and the SportsLine Projection Model, best bets from our staff, survivor picks, and more. All NFL betting courtesy of DraftKings Sportsbook.  Which picks can you make with confidence this week? And which Super Bowl contender goes down hard? Visit SportsLine, as its incredible model simulates every NFL game 10,000 times and is up more than $5,000 for $100 players on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. Houston Texans at Jacksonville Jaguars (in London)Time: Sunday, 9:30 a.m.

The Valkyries are here because ...… of big dreams, excellent defense and smart roster construction. This franchise aimed big when it entered the league and has been more than rewarded. (An $850m valuation, $100m in revenue … next a championship?) After reaching the postseason in year one, they made the right offseason additions, trusted in players written off elsewhere, and put together what may have been the greatest defensive season in WNBA history. Ella Brockway… they’ve made a mockery of the conventional expansion timetable. Built around a best-in-class defensive efficiency, positional versatility and an unusually deep rotation, Golden State have become far more than the sum of their parts. Gabby Williams supplies the star power, Veronica Burton the steady hand and Natalie Nakase the uncompromising identity. Bryan Armen Graham… the entire organization believed in this team before they even had a team. The Valkyries did so much correctly – they built the facilities, they hired Nakase, they showed the team and fans that they were all in.

Oct 15, 2026; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Detroit Red Wings defenseman Moritz Seider (53) checks pat Little Caesars Ar86 in the first period ena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images You can blame the coach. You can blame the players. You can blame the general manager. You can blame the president. Hell, at this point, you can blame anybody who lists the Philadelphia Flyers as an employer on their LinkedIn page.

The Denver Broncos improved to 4-2 thanks to an overtime win against the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night, but Bo Nix's play through six games this season has led to a lot of frustration from fans and analysts.

OTTAWA — Eight games is a small sample size but there’s no denying the Ottawa Senators are playing with confidence. The Senators improved to 6-2-0 after posting a 2-1 shootout win over the New York Islanders Thursday night. Perhaps most impressive, and not coincidental, is the play of Linus Ullmark who is 6-0 on the season with a .949 save percentage. Going back to last year, Ullmark is riding a 10-game winning streak. When mentioned to Ullmark, he shook his head as though it was strange to string wins from two seasons together. However, he said he’s feeling pretty good but still has a few things to clean up. “It’s always a battle every night,” admitted Ullmark. “Always a grind. Good players, good teams can’t really relax at any point during the game and that’s why I say it’s up and down.”It’s a far cry from the goaltender who started last season looking like he was battling every puck. Ullmark was 2-3-1 after six games last season having allowed 23 goals. He’s given up seven so far.

Jalen Hurts has faced questions about his passing efficiency, willingness to run and leadership ability despite winning one Super Bowl MVP award and leading the Philadelphia Eagles to two NFC championships. He faces a challenge bigger and more serious than silencing critics and quieting fickle fans. Hurts has a blood clot in his calf and has to miss at least one game. His health is the top priority now. But the NFL is a business and Hurts’ availability for the remainder of the season is in doubt so it’s fair to wonder about his future in Philadelphia. The 28-year-old quarterback is in the middle of a $255 million, five-year contract that runs through 2028. However, his guaranteed money drops from $51.5 million this season to $22 million next year to zero in 2028. Because the Eagles didn’t restructure his contract to add more guaranteed money after this year, this was viewed as a make-or-break season for Hurts. It seems unfair that a player with Hurts’ resume needed to prove himself again but that’s been the narrative surrounding him since his college days. Hurts was famously benched by Nick Saban at halftime of the national championship game on Jan. 8, 2018.

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TorontoPublished: October 16, 2026 at 7:39a.m. EDTMore than 60,000 runners are hitting the city streets for the marathon, and that means plenty of road closures. The Toronto Waterfront Marathon will shut down a large section of the downtown core’s streets and highway this weekend. The event features a 5K race on Saturday, and a half marathon and full marathon on Sunday. As the name suggests, the lion’s share of the course takes place along the edge of Lake Ontario, with a section of track on Bathurst, Bloor, Yonge, and Bay streets. Most of the closures take place early Sunday morning for the marathons, but a handful of road restrictions will be in place on Saturday morning for the 5K. How to set CP24 as your preferred source on GoogleHow to set CTV News as your preferred source on GoogleHere’s what you need to know:5K course - SaturdayBay Street will be fully closed from Queen Street West to Front Street and from Front Street to Lake Shore Boulevard West starting at 4 a.m. The road is scheduled to reopen later that afternoon at 1 p.m. Lake Shore Boulevard will be closed from Yonge to Bathurst streets from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.