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3 days ago
- Sport
Pep Biel's 8th career game with multiple goal contributions leads Charlotte past Atlanta 3-2
ATLANTA -- ATLANTA (AP) — Pep Biel had a goal and two assists for his eighth career game with multiple goal contributions to set a club record and Charlotte beat Atlanta United 3-2 on Saturday night for its third straight victory. Charlotte (11-11-2) extended its unbeaten streak to four matches at 3-0-1. Charlotte has tallied at least one goal in 16 straight matches across all competitions, including 11 multi-goal matches. Charlotte's streak of 14 MLS regular-season matches with a goal is the longest active streak in the league. Idan Toklomati tied it at 1-all for Charlotte in the 46th minute. He has scored in four of the last six matches, including a game winner against New York City FC last Saturday. Wilfried Zaha gave Charlotte a 2-1 lead in the 59th and Biel made it a two-goal advantage in the 77th. Biel, who had his first career MLS brace on Wednesday, continued his hot streak by raising his goal contribution tally to 22 (10 goals and 12 assists) on the season. Tristan Muyumba scored in the 19th minute for Atlanta (4-11-8) and Emmanuel Latte Lath added another in the 86th. Charlotte evened the series at 4-4-0 with Atlanta after winning at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the third time in five chances.
Fox Sports
3 days ago
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Pep Biel's 8th career game with multiple goal contributions leads Charlotte past Atlanta 3-2
Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Pep Biel had a goal and two assists for his eighth career game with multiple goal contributions to set a club record and Charlotte beat Atlanta United 3-2 on Saturday night for its third straight victory. Charlotte (11-11-2) extended its unbeaten streak to four matches at 3-0-1. Charlotte has tallied at least one goal in 16 straight matches across all competitions, including 11 multi-goal matches. Charlotte's streak of 14 MLS regular-season matches with a goal is the longest active streak in the league. Idan Toklomati tied it at 1-all for Charlotte in the 46th minute. He has scored in four of the last six matches, including a game winner against New York City FC last Saturday. Wilfried Zaha gave Charlotte a 2-1 lead in the 59th and Biel made it a two-goal advantage in the 77th. Biel, who had his first career MLS brace on Wednesday, continued his hot streak by raising his goal contribution tally to 22 (10 goals and 12 assists) on the season. Tristan Muyumba scored in the 19th minute for Atlanta (4-11-8) and Emmanuel Latte Lath added another in the 86th. Charlotte evened the series at 4-4-0 with Atlanta after winning at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the third time in five chances. ___ AP soccer: recommended Item 1 of 1
Winnipeg Free Press
3 days ago
- Sport
- Winnipeg Free Press
Pep Biel's 8th career game with multiple goal contributions leads Charlotte past Atlanta 3-2
ATLANTA (AP) — Pep Biel had a goal and two assists for his eighth career game with multiple goal contributions to set a club record and Charlotte beat Atlanta United 3-2 on Saturday night for its third straight victory. Charlotte (11-11-2) extended its unbeaten streak to four matches at 3-0-1. Charlotte has tallied at least one goal in 16 straight matches across all competitions, including 11 multi-goal matches. Charlotte's streak of 14 MLS regular-season matches with a goal is the longest active streak in the league. Idan Toklomati tied it at 1-all for Charlotte in the 46th minute. He has scored in four of the last six matches, including a game winner against New York City FC last Saturday. Wilfried Zaha gave Charlotte a 2-1 lead in the 59th and Biel made it a two-goal advantage in the 77th. Biel, who had his first career MLS brace on Wednesday, continued his hot streak by raising his goal contribution tally to 22 (10 goals and 12 assists) on the season. Tristan Muyumba scored in the 19th minute for Atlanta (4-11-8) and Emmanuel Latte Lath added another in the 86th. Charlotte evened the series at 4-4-0 with Atlanta after winning at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the third time in five chances. ___ AP soccer:
Express Tribune
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Jessica Biel reacts to Justin Timberlake's backstage compliment
Jessica Biel reacted with amusement and warmth after her husband, Justin Timberlake, complimented her appearance during a backstage moment at his Forget Tomorrow tour. In an Instagram Story shared on July 13, Timberlake praised Biel, 'Ooo, look at you! Wow, so good', as she stepped out in a leather jacket and a dress featuring his face. He continued, saying, 'Your ass is poppin'' and added, 'you look so cute,' before kissing her. Biel responded casually and playfully, 'Gladly, no problem,' expressing readiness to wear the outfit at home. A few days earlier, Biel addressed public attention on her physique via TikTok. She explained that the 'peak shape' seen in her Prime Video series The Better Sister required a rigorous lifestyle she no longer maintains. 'My body is not 20 years old anymore… you gotta build muscle… let's get older and stronger together,' she said. @jessbiel Replying to @tori I've heard y'all are talking about the white dress 😏 I'm no expert but I want people to be healthy, safe, and strong. Remember to warm up and cool down, and let me know what other workouts you'd like to see! A big thank you to #AshleyBrown and @Ben Bruno for being the best teachers. ♬ BIRDS OF A FEATHER OFFICIAL INSTRUMENTAL - Dan Swift Del Rey Biel and Timberlake, married since 2012, have two sons, ages 9 and 4. Their supportive interaction reflects how they share personal moments with the public while balancing family life and careers.
The Star
16-07-2025
- Health
- The Star
Special needs therapy arrives on horseback
Helpful hooves: Students with special needs participating in an equine therapy session at SK Luyang in Kota Kinabalu. KOTA KINABALU: What started as a small volunteer-led effort to bring horse therapy to Sabah's special needs children is now galloping into public schools – giving more students access to this special treatment. For the first time ever, equine-assisted therapy was formally introduced at a public school in Sabah through a two-day workshop held from July 9 to July 10 at SK Luyang here. Jointly organised by Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA) Sabah and SK Luyang, the programme brought together 30 students with disabilities, two therapy horses and 50 special education teachers as well as support staff from schools across the state. 'It's hard to explain unless you've seen it for yourself – the way a child lights up when they're riding a horse,' said RDA Sabah founder Dr Juliana Lim. 'It builds trust, confidence and balance – not just in body, but in spirit.' The students – many of whom live with autism, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, developmental delays or sensory impairments – were given a rare opportunity to experience horse therapy free of charge, with hands-on guidance from a certified trainer from RDA Malaysia. SK Luyang headmistress Lau Su Fun said the programme offers a much-needed alternative for emotional and motor skills development for the school's 100 special needs children. 'We've seen our students respond with calmness and joy – things we sometimes struggle to achieve in a classroom,' she said. One child who knows the impact of horse therapy well is Biel Cornet Lim, a 12-year-old with ADHD and dyslexia, who underwent treatment for over three years in Kuala Lumpur. Once struggling with low confidence and a stammer, Biel now speaks fluently and even participates in horse-riding competitions. 'Riding makes me happy. Horses are kind. They understand people's feelings,' he said when met at the programme. RDA Malaysia's head coach Muthusamy Kandasamy confirmed that Biel has grown significantly in both confidence and speech. 'He can ride on his own. He's won trophies and could one day represent Malaysia in the Special Olympics.' Volunteers and educators from schools such as SK Pekan Kinarut and SK Bukit Padang also took part, reflecting growing interest in adopting equine therapy in their own for special needs programmes. Founded in February 2024, RDA Sabah hopes to expand its reach beyond Kota Kinabalu into rural areas and is currently planning a dedicated Equine Therapy Centre equipped with a riding arena and integrated occupational therapy facilities. The initiative has received strong encouragement from Toh Puan Datin Seri Panglima Datuk Hajah Faridah Haji Tussin, the wife of the Yang di-Pertua Negeri Sabah, who has championed the programme's goal of 'free therapy for all'.
