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At Build 2026 Microsoft unveils a developer-optimized Windows with Linux-friendly tooling, including Coreutils for Windows, deeper WSL integration with containers, an experimental Intelligent Terminal, and Windows Developer Configurations that auto-install WSL, PowerShell 7, VS Code, and Git to streamline cross‑platform workflows.
Two-time Ballon d'Or winner Alexia Putellas leaves Barcelona after 14 years, with London City Lionesses aiming to sign her this summer in what would be one of the WSL's biggest transfers and a boost to their top-three and Champions League ambitions.
Manchester City Women’s 2025-26 campaign is recapped through a detailed player-by-player rating, highlighting Ayaka Yamashita’s seven clean sheets and Casparij’s reliability, with Greenwood’s calm leadership central to their title run. The piece also notes Kerolin’s growing influence alongside Shaw’s Golden Boot form, Miedema’s versatile impact, and the squad’s depth amid injuries and retirements, including Laura Coombs. Overall, it paints a picture of a multi-threat, resilient champions fronted by standout individual displays.
Jack Robinson and Molly Picklum won the Tahiti Pro surfing competition, showcasing exceptional performances in ideal conditions, with Picklum continuing her successful year and Robinson securing a crucial spot in the Championship Tour's top rankings, setting the stage for an exciting Fiji event.
Arsenal's success in growing their Women's Super League crowds is attributed to strategic marketing, leveraging Euro 2022 momentum, innovative ticket pricing, community engagement, and targeted advertising, resulting in record attendances and a sustainable fanbase expansion.
Women's Super League managers, including Emma Hayes and Carla Ward, believe that coaches having relationships with players is inappropriate and should be a sackable offense, emphasizing the need for safeguarding and minimum standards in the professional game. This comes in the wake of an investigation into Leicester City manager Willie Kirk over an alleged relationship with a player, prompting calls for action and consequences within the women's game.
Chelsea striker Sam Kerr faces uncertainty over her future with the club after being charged with racially aggravated harassment of a police officer, with her contract expiring this summer. Kerr, currently recovering from an ACL injury, has not made a public statement about the charge, and it remains unclear whether a new contract with Chelsea has been signed. The situation raises questions about Kerr's status with the club and her standing as one of the world's best players, while also sparking debate in Australia over her role as national team captain.
The CEO of the World Surf League (WSL), Erik Logan, has responded to the recent controversy surrounding the judging of the Surf Ranch Pro event. He rejected claims that the judging was unfair or biased, stating that the criteria were provided to athletes ahead of the competition and that any athlete could review the scoring of any wave with the judges. Logan also addressed the issue of harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence that some surfers, judges, and employees have faced as a result of the controversy, calling for the rejection of all forms of harassment and intimidation in the sport.