Coco Gauff has stunned defending champion Naoimi Osaka in straight sets in the Australian Open.
She has now reached the fourth round of the competition in Melbourne.
The 15-year-old American teenager won 6-3 6-4.
She completed the match in 67 minutes and will be playing either China's Zhang Shaui or fellow American Sofia Kenin in the next round.
Italy, Denmark miss out on World Cup after shootout defeats
Italy failed to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup after losing in penalty shoutout after drawing with Bosnia-Herzegovina in their playoff final, while Denmark suffered the same fate against the Czech Republic.
Tiger Woods pleads not guilty, will seek treatment
Tiger Woods, on Tesday, released his first public statement since his rollover crash on Friday, announcing he would step away from golf to seek treatment in hopes of "lasting recovery".
FIFA president says 'only' Plan A for Iran's World Cup schedule
FIFA expects Iran to be a participant in this summer's World Cup, even as the country's request to move to change its group stage games appears to have been denied.
Relegation-battling Spurs appoint De Zerbi as manager
Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Roberto De Zerbi as their manager on a long-term contract, the Premier League club said on Tuesday, and the Italian coach has seven games to steer the North London side to safety.
Addo out as Ghana's coach 72 days before World Cup
Ghana have parted ways with coach Otto Addo, with 72 days remaining until the kickoff of the 2026 World Cup, the country's football association (GFA) announced on Tuesday.
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