A never-before-seen meal appeared in the crowd when a fan made a miraculous foul-ball catch using nothing but a bun.

The England international has provided a huge impact since returning from injury

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The former England seamer has been recognised for his 704 Test wickets in 22 years of representing his country.

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Amorim has the tools to win the Europa League, and doing so could prove pivotal to his future success at the club, but the Portuguese must identify if recent struggles are down to his tactics or personnel

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The Cleveland Browns signed quarterback Joe Flacco to a one-year contract on Friday, the team announced.  

Flacco’s one-year contract is $4 million and could reach up to $13 million with incentives per ESPN. 

The addition of Flacco could signal that the Browns will not take a quarterback with the No. 2 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. 

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Flacco, 40, is the second quarterback the team has acquired this offseason. The Browns traded for Kenny Pickett and sent Dorian Thompson-Robinson and a 2025 fifth-round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles in March.

Flacco, Pickett and Deshaun Watson are the three quarterbacks on the Browns’ roster, but after Watson re-tore his Achilles tendon in January, he is widely expected to miss the upcoming 2025 season. 

With the Tennessee Titans seemingly locked in on Miami’s Cam Ward for the No. 1 selection, the Browns would have Heisman Trophy winner Travis Hunter, Penn State star Abdul Carter and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders on the board at No. 2.

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However, with Flacco and Pickett in the fold, the Browns might be more inclined to select Hunter or Carter and wait a year to find their quarterback of the future in the NFL Draft. 

Flacco returns to the Browns after he spent last season with the Indianapolis Colts. Flacco appeared in eight games and started in six with a 2-4 record. He threw 12 touchdowns and seven interceptions last year. 

In 2023 with the Browns, Flacco started five games in the regular season in place of the injured Deshaun Watson and helped the team get to the playoffs. In Flacco’s five starts, the team went 4-1 while Flacco completed 60.3% of his passes for 1,616 yards with 13 touchdowns and eight interceptions.

Flacco won the NFL’s comeback player of the year in 2023. 

Flacco is entering his 18th season in the NFL. He spent the first 11 seasons of his career with the Baltimore Ravens and was named Super Bowl XLVII MVP as he led the Ravens to a Super Bowl victory over the San Francisco 49ers. 

Flacco has played for the New York Jets, Denver Broncos and Colts, and now will play for the Browns once again. 

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With Flacco back in the fold, the Browns have a veteran quarterback on the roster whom they can trust to run the offense in 2025.

After a protracted saga, Salah signed a new deal at Anfield as vindication for Liverpool’s quiet approach

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Friday is the official deadline for Maine to comply with President Donald Trump's "Keeping Men Out of Women's Sports" executive order or risk a second referral to the Department of Justice. 

The Maine Principal's Association (MPA) and the Maine Department of Education have already been referred to the Department of Justice (DOJ) by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and face a potential second referral by the U.S. Department of Education on Friday. The state has also seen a freeze in funding from the USDA for its continued non-compliance.

The MPA and its president, Kim Liscomb, have come under local scrutiny in recent weeks for failing to amend its policies on trans athlete inclusion in public schools, as one resident, Nick Blanchard, has launched a petition to have Liscomb removed from her position as principal of Cony Middle and High School.

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The MPA released a statement addressing this scrutiny and the association's refusal to change its gender eligibility policy, suggesting it may change the policy if legislation is put in place. 

"For the last year Kim Liscomb, president of the Maine Principals’ Association Board of Directors, has faithfully executed her duties leading our organization. Recently, there has been local attention focused on her, which could be related to the Maine Principals’ Association’s policy on sports participation. If Congress or the State Legislature changes the law, we will adapt our policy accordingly," read a copy of the statement obtained by Fox News Digital.

"In her role as MPA president, Kim has shown leadership, compassion, and commitment to guiding the MPA with her extensive experience in education. When she finishes her one-year term as president this summer, she will be missed."

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The MPA previously addressed its first referral to the DOJ, citing the Maine Human Rights Act (MHRA), which was amended four years ago to add gender identity as a protected class, for its continued reluctance to ban trans athletes from girls' sports. 

"The Maine Principals’ Association is bound by the law, including the Maine Human Rights Act (MHRA), which our participation policy reflects," officials said. "We are unable to sign any resolution agreement that would mandate we create a new policy that would violate the law and MHRA." 

The gender identity amendment to the MHRA stated that denying a person an equal opportunity to participate in sports is discrimination against education. The Maine Principals’ Association updated its policy to allow athletes to compete against the gender they identify as last year.

A University of New Hampshire poll released last week showed that most Maine residents agree that transgender athletes should not compete in girls’ and women’s sports.

The poll showed that 64% of Maine residents believe transgender athletes "definitely should not" or "probably should not" participate in girls’ and women’s sports. Only 29% of Maine residents believed that transgender athletes "probably should" or "definitely should" compete against girls and women in sports.

The poll also showed that 56% of Maine Democrats believe that transgender athletes should be allowed to compete in girls’ and women’s sports.

When it came to enacting policies to combat the issue of transgender participation in sports, the poll showed that 50% of Maine residents wanted it at the federal level, while 41% believe policy should be left up to the states.

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Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. is roaming the greens of Augusta as a credentialed photographer.

Masters week has plenty of pageantry and tradition -- as well as some distinctive looks.

Ja Morant's hand grenade celebration didn't sit well with Charles Barkley and Kenny Smith during the Grizzles-Timberwolves game Thursday.

Tottenham’s team news was leaked ahead of Thursday’s Europa League draw to Eintracht Frankfurt

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Venkatesham spent four years on the other side of north London

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Now that's a hole-in-one celebration.

The Boat Race is looking ahead to the centenary of women’s racing, but a spat over crew selection threatens to overshadow the progress that has been made

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The 42-year-old retired from Test cricket in July having taken 704 wickets, the most by any seamer

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Grealish was allegedly slapped by a supporter after last week’s Manchester derby, while Foden was subjected to offensive chants about his mother.

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Postecoglu believes someone is releasing information after injury rumours about Wilson Odobert surfaced on social media on Thursday.

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Nickel cornerback Jalen Pitre and the Houston Texans have agreed to a three-year, $39 million contract extension with $30 million guaranteed, a source told ESPN.