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LPGA Tour sets another record with $127.5m in prize money for 2025

  • The official prize money does not include the $2 million International Crown, held every two years as the only team event in golf where countries compete against each other
  • The tour also announced that Chicago-based CME Group has extended its sponsorship of the Race to CME Globe for two years through 2027
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Lyon late surge routs Roma in Women’s Champions League. Chelsea, Real Madrid also into quarterfinals

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A Costa Rican team threatens FIFA with legal action in bid for spot at Club World Cup

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Professional Fighters League strikes deal to run events in Dubai

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Greece’s Olympiacos hits out at police death probe

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Vieira takes over at struggling Genoa

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’Rare joy’ as war-hit Sudan reaches African football showpiece

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Viktor Gyökeres overtakes Erling Haaland to be Nations League top scorer

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Rafael Nadal loses at the Davis Cup in what could be his last match

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Roger Federer tells friend and rival Rafael Nadal that he made him enjoy tennis more

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Tottenham midfielder Bentancur banned 7 games, fined $126,000 for offensive comment on South Koreans

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Rafael Nadal, Spain’s Davis Cup captain won’t say whether he’ll play before retirement

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