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Championships Finals London 2026 Presented by ACN kicked off in the capital today. London 2026 is the centenary ITTF World Championships, celebrating 100 years since the first one took place in the city. Stage 1B, featuring 56 men’s and 56 women’s teams, kicked off at the Copper Box on the iconic Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park today, each divided into 14 groups of four in this opening group stage of the competition. Writing their names into history were Hana Goda of Egypt who w

（By May Zhao)The ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026 Presented ACN officially opened in London, United Kingdom, marking a historic centenary celebration of the International Table Tennis Federation. Running from 28 April to 10 May, the event returns to the city where the first World Championships were held a century ago, symbolising the sport’s journey from a modest beginning to a truly global game. This year’s edition features the Swaythling Cup (me

POZNAN, April 24, 2026 - With 8311 fans attending the Women’s Polish Cup semifinal, a new attendance record for Polish club women’s football has been set. This marks a new milestone in the development of women’s football in the country. RECORD NIGHT AT CITY STADIUM The bar for the record was not set very high with 4474 fans attending the last matchday of 2024/2025 league season when GKS Katowice celebrated the title at the newly built Arena Katowice (also set to host this yea

The International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) have signed an agreement regarding the transfer of shooting Para sport’s governance and operations from the IPC to the ISSF. Currently shooting Para sport is administered by World Shooting Para Sport, a department of the IPC. A unified vision for our sport The agreement represents the first formal step towards unifying Olympic and Paralympic shooting sport and aims to: • Establ

The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has received a donation of nearly EUR 40,000 from the Tokyo-based Nippon Foundation Para Sports Support Center to support the production of classification education resources. Over the past few years, as part of its commitment to improving the understanding of classification within the Paralympic Movement, the IPC launched and continued developing an online Classification Fundamentals Course featuring high-quality illustrations of

Madrid played host to a spectacular celebration of global sport as the 2026 Laureus World Sports Awards were unveiled amid a dazzling red carpet and worldwide attention. Carlos Alcaraz and Aryna Sabalenka were crowned World Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year, emerging as the brightest stars of the evening. Alcaraz earned the men’s top honor following a dominant season that saw him capture both the French Open and US Open titles and return to World No. 1. He also became one