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Europe's biggest club game of the year is finally here as the "For us, it was a dream but we have always believed in it. I'm proud to be here," Inter boss Simone Inzaghi said ahead of the match. "Nobody has given us anything, we deserve everything that we have achieved. And now the dream to play the final has come true. It has been an extraordinary path and winning a derby in the semifinal brought particular satisfaction." City manager Pep Guardiola knows that no UCL final will ever be easy, and facing an Italian club means going up against a team that will always emphasize defense first, meaning sharpness in attack must be there. "When you reach the final of the Champions League, you have to celebrate. A final against an Italian team is not always the best gift, honestly. Inter are competitive. After this [semifinal] victory, there will be a lot of compliments, but we have time to prepare mentally," Guardiola said. Don't miss our And for more from Guardiola, don't miss his sit down interview with CBS Sports' Thierry Henry. TV Schedule 12 p.m.: Afternoon Footy - Special UCL Edition ( 1:30 p.m.: UEFA Champions League Today Pre-Match Show (CBS/ 3 p.m.: Manchester City vs. Inter Milan (CBS/ 5:30 p.m.: UEFA Champions League Today Post-Match Show (CBS Sports Network/ 6:30 p.m.: The Champions Club ( Team news From Kyle Walker has moved to ease concerns over his injury status ahead of the Champions League final, insisting he is fine after sitting out Manchester City's training se...

Winning the FIFA World Cup remains one of the pinnacle achievements in any sport. There have been a total of 22 editions of the tournament including Qatar 2022, with this year allowing a chance for Argentina to add a third star after beating France 4-2 on penalty kicks after a wild 3-3 draw. The first edition was held back in 1930 and was won by the hosts, Uruguay. Thirteen teams took part in that tournament and it has since expanded to 32 teams, with the 2026 edition set to be contested by 48 nations. For most players, the opportunity to feature in the World Cup is seen as the highest point of their careers, and the competition has often been the stage for some of the most memorable moments in the game's history. MORE: Who has won most World Cups? Even after Argentina won the 2022 tournament, Brazil are still the most successful nation in World Cup history and have won the famous trophy five times. Germany and Italy are not far behind, having won the competition on four occasions. Brazil (5 titles) • 1958:Pele, aged just 17, scored a brace in the final against Sweden in Brazil's first World Cup triumph. • 1962:Amarildo, Zito and Vava were on the scoresheet as Brazil beat Czechoslovakia in the final. • 1970:Pele again scored in the final with Brazil beating Italy 4-1. • 1994:After the game ended goalless, Brazil beat Italy on penalties in the final, with Roberto Baggio missing the decisive spot-kick. • 2002:Ronaldo scored twice as Brazil got the better of Germany in Japan....

The ISSF Junior World Cup 2023 saw 39 Indian shooters, including world championship medalists Simranpreet Kaur Brar and Dhanush Srikanth, participate in Suhl, Germany. This year, the Suhl meet served as the sole ISSF World Cup dedicated to junior shooters, offering a platform for them to showcase their abilities before the upcoming Junior World Championships in Changwon, Republic of Korea, scheduled from July 14 to 25. India's junior shooting team is no stranger to success in Suhl, having dominated the medals tally at the Junior Shooting World Cup held last year. With an impressive haul of 33 medals - 13 golds, 15 silvers, and five bronzes - they emerged as the top-performing nation in this edition as well. India made a promising start to this year's competition when Sainyam clinched the gold medal in the women's 10m air pistol event on June 3. Dhanush Srikanth (Men’s 10m air rifle),Amanpreet Singh (Men's 25m pistol) are the two other gold medallists in individual events. In theWomen's 10m air rifle team,Gautami Bhanot, Swati Chowdhury, and Sonam Uttam Maskar topped the podium. Whereas, in theWomen's 25m pistol team category,Megana Sadula, Payal Khatri, and Simranpreet emerged victorious. They once again topped the medals tally at the event, with a total of 15 medals, including six gold. MORE: Rhythm Sangwan breaks record in 25m pistol event ISSF Junior World Cup 2023 Suhl:Indian medal tally Name Medal Event Sainyam Gold Women’s 10m air pistol Dhanush Srikanth Gold Men’s 1...

The World Cup happens every four years in order to have enough time for the qualification tournaments and playoffs among national teams to take place. Additionally, four years provides the host country adequate time to plan the logistics of the tournament and how to best accommodate an influx of millions of fans. Qualifying for the World Cup is a long process during the years between each quadrennial tournament. Each of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association’s six confederations determines its own qualification system, which produces the men’s teams that represent each confederation’s region. The six confederations are Africa; Asia; Europe; North America, Central America, and the Caribbean; Oceania; and South America. World Cup prize money comes from the earnings of the nonprofit Fédération Internationale de Football Association. FIFA’s revenue is generated by high bids for television, marketing, and licensing rights for major football events that FIFA organizes. FIFA does not incur expenses for the construction of World Cup infrastructure, as those fall on the host country. FIFA World Cup—men year result *Won after extra time (AET). **Won on penalty kicks. 1930 Uruguay 4 Argentina 2 1934 Italy* 2 Czechoslovakia 1 1938 Italy 4 Hungary 2 1950 Uruguay 2 Brazil 1 1954 West Germany 3 Hungary 2 1958 Brazil 5 Sweden 2 1962 Brazil 3 Czechoslovakia 1 1966 England* 4 West Germany 2 1970 Brazil 4 Italy 1 1974 West Germany 2 Netherlands 1 1978 Argentina* 3 Netherlands ...

Follow us on: • Facebook icon • Instagram icon • Twitter icon • Snapchat icon • LinkedIn icon • YouTube icon More from The Telegraph • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • See top shops • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • All the World Cup winners and the scores since 1930 The scorelines and results from each of the Fifa World Cup finals Today’s Telegraph Sport looks at all 21 previous editions to have taken place at the World Cup, picking out some of the most memorable and controversial moments. Uruguay 1930, July 30 Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2 Only 13 teams took part in the inaugural World Cup, with seven from South America a poor turnout which reflected the difficulty of travelling to South America in the Thirties and the global economic crisis. Hosts Uruguay beat neighbours Argentina in front of 68,346 fans at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, coming back from 2-1 down in the first half. It was Argentina’s Guillermo Stábile who was the top scorer with eight goals, however. Italy 1934, June 10 Italy beat Czechoslovakia 2-1 AET This was the first World Cup which required teams to qualify in order to take part. Overshadowed by Mussolini’s promotion of fascism, the winning Italian team are still considered one of the best in the country’s history. After overcoming Austria 1-0 in their semi-final the Italy team needed extra time to defeat Czechoslovakia in the final, emerging 2-1 victors thanks to Angelo Schiavio 95th-minute winner in front of 55,000 at the Stadio Naziona...

The ISSF Junior World Cup 2023 saw 39 Indian shooters, including world championship medalists Simranpreet Kaur Brar and Dhanush Srikanth, participate in Suhl, Germany. This year, the Suhl meet served as the sole ISSF World Cup dedicated to junior shooters, offering a platform for them to showcase their abilities before the upcoming Junior World Championships in Changwon, Republic of Korea, scheduled from July 14 to 25. India's junior shooting team is no stranger to success in Suhl, having dominated the medals tally at the Junior Shooting World Cup held last year. With an impressive haul of 33 medals - 13 golds, 15 silvers, and five bronzes - they emerged as the top-performing nation in this edition as well. India made a promising start to this year's competition when Sainyam clinched the gold medal in the women's 10m air pistol event on June 3. Dhanush Srikanth (Men’s 10m air rifle),Amanpreet Singh (Men's 25m pistol) are the two other gold medallists in individual events. In theWomen's 10m air rifle team,Gautami Bhanot, Swati Chowdhury, and Sonam Uttam Maskar topped the podium. Whereas, in theWomen's 25m pistol team category,Megana Sadula, Payal Khatri, and Simranpreet emerged victorious. They once again topped the medals tally at the event, with a total of 15 medals, including six gold. MORE: Rhythm Sangwan breaks record in 25m pistol event ISSF Junior World Cup 2023 Suhl:Indian medal tally Name Medal Event Sainyam Gold Women’s 10m air pistol Dhanush Srikanth Gold Men’s 1...

Follow us on: • Facebook icon • Instagram icon • Twitter icon • Snapchat icon • LinkedIn icon • YouTube icon More from The Telegraph • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • See top shops • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • All the World Cup winners and the scores since 1930 The scorelines and results from each of the Fifa World Cup finals Today’s Telegraph Sport looks at all 21 previous editions to have taken place at the World Cup, picking out some of the most memorable and controversial moments. Uruguay 1930, July 30 Uruguay beat Argentina 4-2 Only 13 teams took part in the inaugural World Cup, with seven from South America a poor turnout which reflected the difficulty of travelling to South America in the Thirties and the global economic crisis. Hosts Uruguay beat neighbours Argentina in front of 68,346 fans at the Estadio Centenario in Montevideo, coming back from 2-1 down in the first half. It was Argentina’s Guillermo Stábile who was the top scorer with eight goals, however. Italy 1934, June 10 Italy beat Czechoslovakia 2-1 AET This was the first World Cup which required teams to qualify in order to take part. Overshadowed by Mussolini’s promotion of fascism, the winning Italian team are still considered one of the best in the country’s history. After overcoming Austria 1-0 in their semi-final the Italy team needed extra time to defeat Czechoslovakia in the final, emerging 2-1 victors thanks to Angelo Schiavio 95th-minute winner in front of 55,000 at the Stadio Naziona...

Winning the FIFA World Cup remains one of the pinnacle achievements in any sport. There have been a total of 22 editions of the tournament including Qatar 2022, with this year allowing a chance for Argentina to add a third star after beating France 4-2 on penalty kicks after a wild 3-3 draw. The first edition was held back in 1930 and was won by the hosts, Uruguay. Thirteen teams took part in that tournament and it has since expanded to 32 teams, with the 2026 edition set to be contested by 48 nations. For most players, the opportunity to feature in the World Cup is seen as the highest point of their careers, and the competition has often been the stage for some of the most memorable moments in the game's history. MORE: Who has won most World Cups? Even after Argentina won the 2022 tournament, Brazil are still the most successful nation in World Cup history and have won the famous trophy five times. Germany and Italy are not far behind, having won the competition on four occasions. Brazil (5 titles) • 1958:Pele, aged just 17, scored a brace in the final against Sweden in Brazil's first World Cup triumph. • 1962:Amarildo, Zito and Vava were on the scoresheet as Brazil beat Czechoslovakia in the final. • 1970:Pele again scored in the final with Brazil beating Italy 4-1. • 1994:After the game ended goalless, Brazil beat Italy on penalties in the final, with Roberto Baggio missing the decisive spot-kick. • 2002:Ronaldo scored twice as Brazil got the better of Germany in Japan....

The World Cup happens every four years in order to have enough time for the qualification tournaments and playoffs among national teams to take place. Additionally, four years provides the host country adequate time to plan the logistics of the tournament and how to best accommodate an influx of millions of fans. Qualifying for the World Cup is a long process during the years between each quadrennial tournament. Each of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association’s six confederations determines its own qualification system, which produces the men’s teams that represent each confederation’s region. The six confederations are Africa; Asia; Europe; North America, Central America, and the Caribbean; Oceania; and South America. World Cup prize money comes from the earnings of the nonprofit Fédération Internationale de Football Association. FIFA’s revenue is generated by high bids for television, marketing, and licensing rights for major football events that FIFA organizes. FIFA does not incur expenses for the construction of World Cup infrastructure, as those fall on the host country. FIFA World Cup—men year result *Won after extra time (AET). **Won on penalty kicks. 1930 Uruguay 4 Argentina 2 1934 Italy* 2 Czechoslovakia 1 1938 Italy 4 Hungary 2 1950 Uruguay 2 Brazil 1 1954 West Germany 3 Hungary 2 1958 Brazil 5 Sweden 2 1962 Brazil 3 Czechoslovakia 1 1966 England* 4 West Germany 2 1970 Brazil 4 Italy 1 1974 West Germany 2 Netherlands 1 1978 Argentina* 3 Netherlands ...

Europe's biggest club game of the year is finally here as the "For us, it was a dream but we have always believed in it. I'm proud to be here," Inter boss Simone Inzaghi said ahead of the match. "Nobody has given us anything, we deserve everything that we have achieved. And now the dream to play the final has come true. It has been an extraordinary path and winning a derby in the semifinal brought particular satisfaction." City manager Pep Guardiola knows that no UCL final will ever be easy, and facing an Italian club means going up against a team that will always emphasize defense first, meaning sharpness in attack must be there. "When you reach the final of the Champions League, you have to celebrate. A final against an Italian team is not always the best gift, honestly. Inter are competitive. After this [semifinal] victory, there will be a lot of compliments, but we have time to prepare mentally," Guardiola said. Don't miss our And for more from Guardiola, don't miss his sit down interview with CBS Sports' Thierry Henry. TV Schedule 12 p.m.: Afternoon Footy - Special UCL Edition ( 1:30 p.m.: UEFA Champions League Today Pre-Match Show (CBS/ 3 p.m.: Manchester City vs. Inter Milan (CBS/ 5:30 p.m.: UEFA Champions League Today Post-Match Show (CBS Sports Network/ 6:30 p.m.: The Champions Club ( Team news From Kyle Walker has moved to ease concerns over his injury status ahead of the Champions League final, insisting he is fine after sitting out Manchester City's training se...