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Travis Kelce
personTravis Kelce had six catches for 115 yards and three touchdowns. It was the 33rd game of at least 100 yards receiving for Kelce. Isiah Pacheco had 107 yards on just 15 carries.
Harry Kane
personHarry Kane will not wear the 'One Love' rainbow armband for England's World Cup opener after FIFA threatened players could be booked for wearing it. The band contains the rainbow colours associated with the Pride flag and had been set to be a strong statement in Qatar, a country which criminalises same-sex relationships. FIFA said they would be shown a yellow card if they did so.
Bob Chapek
personBob Chapek, who served as chairman of Disney Parks, Experiences and Products before taking over for Iger, will be stepping down immediately. His downfall arose, at least in part, out of his bungled response to Florida’s controversial Parental Rights in Education bill. According to financial filings, Iger will earn a base salary of $1 million.
Bob Iger
personShares of Walt Disney Co. shot up 8.5% in morning trading Monday. The media and entertainment giant's stock has run up 14.9% since the Nov. 9 close of $86.75. Bob Iger, who previously served as Disney's CEO for 15 years, will once again take up the position.
Raheem Sterling
personJude Bellingham, Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford, Jack Grealish and a Bukayo Saka brace ensured Gareth Southgate's side sit top of Group B. Mehdi Taremi twice grabbed a consolation for Iran, including a 103rd-minute penalty after John Stones had grappled an attacker.
Jude Bellingham
personEngland beat Iran 6-2 in their World Cup opener on Monday. Jude Bellingham, Raheem Sterling, Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford scored. Mehdi Taremi twice grabbed a consolation for Iran. England next face the United States on Friday.
Marcus Rashford
personEngland beat Iran 6-1 in their opening World Cup match in Doha. Bukayo Saka scored twice for Gareth Southgate's side. Marcus Rashford came on as a substitute with 20 minutes left. Mehdi Taremi scored two consolation goals for Iran.
Cody Gakpo
personNetherlands beat Senegal 2-0 in their World Cup 2022 opener. Cody Gakpo and Davy Klaassen scored for the Oranje. Holland are now undefeated in 16 matches under coach Louis van Gaal.
Bukayo Saka
personBukayo Saka scored twice as England beat Iran 6-2 in their World Cup opener. Jude Bellingham, Raheem Sterling, Marcus Rashford and Jack Grealish all scored. Mehdi Taremi twice grabbed a consolation for Iran, including a 103rd-minute penalty.
Derek Carr
personDerek Carr throws a 35-yard touchdown pass to Davante Adams in overtime. The Raiders got the ball first in overtime and on the third play Carr found a wide-open Adams. Carr finished 23-for-37 passing for 307 yards and two touchdowns, both to Adams.
FIFA
organizationEngland beat Iran 6-2 in their 2022 World Cup opener in Doha. Harry Kane could be punished for wearing 'OneLove' armband against Iran. European nations scrap One Love armbands plan due to fear of FIFA sanctions. Ticketing app crashes, leaving thousands of fans unable to access their tickets.
Fifa
organizationSeven countries have confirmed their captains won't be donning the armband. Human rights activist Peter Tatchell has been among those to blast the decision. He said Fifa 'crushed' the campaign and 'bullied' England and Wales. Piers Morgan said it was 'ridiculous' that England made such a fuss.
Gareth Bale
personWales face Iran in their second World Cup clash on Friday, November 25. The two teams have only met in a clash once before, back in 1978. Wales drew 1-1 with USA in their first World Cup match for 64 years. Gareth Bale scored his 41st goal for Wales from the penalty spot.
Elon Musk
personElon Musk has reversed former US President Donald Trump's lifetime ban from Twitter. Musk polled users on Twitter about whether Trump should be let back onto the platform. The poll showed 51.8% in favor of reinstating Trump and 48.2% against. Trump was excluded from Twitter after a pro-Trump mob attacked the US Capitol on 6 January 2021.
Tennessee
organizationHendon Hooker, Tennessee's Heisman Trophy hopeful, went down with a non-contact leg injury in the fourth quarter. Tennessee suffered one of the most lopsided losses in the modern era for a team that was favored by three touchdowns.
Twitter CEO Elon Musk announced Saturday night that former President Donald Trump would be reinstated to his account. Trump's account was permanently suspended on Jan. 6, 2021, following a violent riot at the U.S. Capitol. Musk said he would reverse the ban if his planned acquisition of Twitter moved forward.
Karim Benzema
personKarim Benzema has been ruled out of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. The Real Madrid striker tore a muscle in his left thigh during training. France coach Didier Deschamps will not call up Manchester United's Anthony Martial. Wissam Ben Yedder and Moussa Diaby are also in the running to replace Benzema.
Enner Valencia
personEnner Valencia scores a first-half double as Ecuador beat Qatar 2-0 in World Cup opener. Valencia has now netted the nation's last five World Cup goals. Qatar become first World Cup hosts to lose an opening game.
Donald Trump
personTrump's account was permanently suspended on Jan. 6, 2021, following a violent riot at the U.S. Capitol. Musk said he would reverse the ban if his planned acquisition of Twitter moved forward. More than 15 million people voted, with those choosing to reinstate Trump taking 51.8% of the vote to 48.2% who said no.
Gianni Infantino
personFIFA president Gianni Infantino gave an extraordinary speech on the eve of the Qatar World Cup. He defended FIFA’s decision to award tournament to country where homosexuality is illegal and women are routinely discriminated against. Italian opened the news conference by speaking for an hour, telling journalists that he knew what it felt like to be discrimination against.