The Women’s World Cup has delivered stunning goals and shocking upsets.
In these photos of the action, we’ve removed the ball.
See if you can guess where it was.
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After a thrilling quarterfinal round and a more predictable semifinals, Argentina and France stand alone.
These pictures show how they got here, with one tricky change: We’ve removed the ball.
See if you can guess where it was.
After a thrilling World Cup round of 16, eight more teams have been eliminated from the tournament.
We collected photos of the action, but made one important change — we eliminated the ball.
See if you can guess where it was.
LONDON, Oct 24 (Reuters) - West Ham United defender Kurt Zouma's headed goal and a Said Benrahma penalty in stoppage time sealed a 2-0 win over Bournemouth in a scrappy Premier League tussle that was marked by VAR controversy at the London Stadium on Monday.
There was precious little else for either set of fans to get excited about as West Ham held onto their lead despite some nervy moments as Bournemouth finished strongly.
After a check by VAR it was deemed that the accidental handball had not directly led to the goal.
West Ham were unable to make the game safe, however, until another contentious decision went their way.
Bournemouth did not really offer much in the way of attacking threat and, while West Ham had some breaks, manager David Moyes said his side deserved the points.