Germans still dispute 'the goal that never was'

Fifty years after THAT goal at Wembley, former West Germany captain Uwe Seeler still insists the shot by England's Geoff Hurst never crossed the line in the 1966 World Cup final.

Catching up with England's champions

Here's a look at what happened to the 11 players and manager Alf Ramsey following their success in the 1966 World Cup:

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Bruins grooming Chinese talent

The sound of skate blades carving the ice was punctuated by pucks thudding off the boards.

New Spain coach vows 'evolution'

Julen Lopetegui, who led Spain's youth teams to international success, has vowed to build upon the groundwork already laid by outgoing manager Vicente del Bosque as he takes over the squad.

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Sir Charles still likes to club it

Leave it to Charles Barkley to capsulize the challenges he and others will face atop the Sierra this weekend trying to keep their golf balls in the fairway, away from the galleries and out of the water during the 27th annual American Century Celebrity Golf Championship at Lake Tahoe.

Love conquers all for Douglas

When it comes to discussing her love life, Gabby Douglas is ready to bare all.

Drinking up Brazil's culture

It's tempting to call cachaca a Brazilian rum and think of the caipirinha as another muddled tropical cocktail.

Baton Rouge: A divided city is again heartbroken

Before the killing of three law enforcement officers on Sunday and the fatal shooting of a black man by police earlier this month, Baton Rouge was a city divided between the police and the policed.

Families caught in painful limbo in Nice

The painstaking process of identifying the victims of the Bastille Day truck attack in Nice dragged into its fourth day on Monday, adding to the anguish of family members caught between uncertainty and grief.