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THE football season may be over, but sport never stops.
We’re in for a big summer of action and this coming week is no different.
From “pro-am” football, to an explosive tell-all book and a never-before-seen tennis tournament, we’ve got plenty in store from Monday June 9 to Sunday June 15.
SunSport runs down the top sporting content you can watch, read and listen to this week…
IT’s that time of year again, as legends of football team up with celebrities for the Unicef charity showdown.
This year’s edition is on Father’s Day – Sunday June 15 – with kick off 7.30pm.
All the action from Soccer Aid will be live on ITV.
Tyson Fury will manage Team England with Wayne Rooney in his team.
Manchester United legends Paul Scholes and Gary Neville will be joining Rooney, while other ex-pros include goalkeeper Joe Hart, Aaron Lennon, Jermain Defoe, Jill Scott and Toni Duggan.
Celebrities and legends from other sports will be taking to the Old Trafford turf, too – with Olympic stars Dame Denise Lewis and Sir Mo Farah involved, while Bear Grylls and Louis Tomlinson join from the world of entertainment.
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FROM the infamous transfer embargo to splashing over £2.1BILLION on players, life under Roman Abramovich was certainly action-packed.
However, the sale of Chelsea wasn’t without its controversy – with the Russian selling due to his links to Vladimir Putin in the immediate aftermath of the invasion of Ukraine.
Earlier this week, Abramovich was threatened with legal action over the £2.3bn proceeds from his sale of the club – so the timing of Nick Purewal’s book on the incredible story, which goes on sale on Tuesday June 10, is perfect.
“Sanctioned: The Inside Story of the Sale of Chelsea FC” should to be the ultimate page-turner for fans of football and politics.
The book promises: “Through unprecedented access to Abramovich himself and key figures from Chelsea’s new ownership, as well as further interviews with a star-studded footballing cast… Sanctioned chronicles ninety-five extraordinary days in English football.”
For the first time in 52 years, the Queen’s Club Championships will feature a women’s competition – and it promises to be a belter.
For many, Queen’s means summer has officially arrived, with the strawberries, cream and Pimm’s of Wimbledon just weeks away.
However, for over 50 years, Queen’s Club has only hosted a men’s tournament.
But this year, there’s a women’s event – with the main draw starting on Monday and the whole tournament available to watch on BBC.
For Brits, Katie Boulter and Emma Raducanu are the big hopes – while there are a whopping SIX Grand Slam champions in total in the draw.
England vs Senegal – The second and final match of the Three Lions’ international break – following Saturday’s World Cup qualifier against Andorra – takes place on Tuesday night.
The match kicks off at 7.45pm, with all the action on ITV.
US Open – Golf’s third major of 2025 tees off on Thursday June 12, with the final round on Sunday. Can Rory McIlroy at to his Masters title?
Sky Sports have the whole tournament covered.
England Under-21s – The Under-21s European Championships kick off this week in Slovakia, with England in group stage action. Can they defend their title?
All the action is live on Channel 4 with England vs Czechia on Thursday June 12 at 8pm before Slovenia on Sunday June 15 at 5pm.
Diamond League Athletics – A European double-header for fans of track and field action.
Thursday’s meet in Oslo will be available via the BBC red button, while Sunday’s action in Sweden will be shown on BBC Two.
England vs West Indies T20 – England play their third and final T20 international of the series against West Indies
Sky Sports has the action with the match getting underway at 6.30pm.
World Cup of Darts – Luke Littler and Luke Humphries will fly the flag for England at this week’s event in Germany.
Sky Sports will show every dart thrown in Frankfurt from Thursday to Sunday.
Canadian Grand Prix – The latest instalment of a thrilling 2025 Formula One campaign.
Sunday’s race in Montreal starts at 7pm live on Sky Sports F1.
Club World Cup – The first match of the revamped and expanded tournament hits our screens this week with Al-Ahly vs Inter Miami getting things underway in the early hours of Sunday morning.
You can watch all the action by signing up to DAZN.
Basketball – The NBA Finals continue this week as Oklahoma City Thunder and Indiana Pacers battle it out.
TNT Sports show games two, three and four in the best-of-seven series this week, in the early hours of Monday, Thursday and Saturday.
Welcome to Wrexham – Fans of the Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney-run football club can enjoy Season 4 Episode 6 which is released this week.
The next episode will be available on Disney+.
American Thunder: NASCAR to Le Mans – The incredible story follows a NASCAR team attempting to compete in the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans race in a stock car.
Coming to Amazon Prime Thursday June 12.
SOLDIER, Soldier star Marise Wipani has died aged 61.
The actress – who also appeared in Xena: Warrior Princess and was a former Miss New Zealand – passed away on her birthday on Friday (June 6).
A post on her Facebook page said: “Marise passed peacefully today on her 61st birthday surrounded by family and friends.
“She just wanted to say….I have shuffled off this mortal coil. Good byyye, good luuuck, good God!!! Quote from Driving Miss Daisy.”
A cause of death was not revealed.
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A KITCHEN gadget from Amazon has been recalled over a “serious” risk of exploding.
The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has now banned all imports of the Moongiantgo Food Dehydrator.
The entire product appeared to be riddled with issues, including faults with its fuse.
On the OPSS website, it states: “The product is a serious risk of fire as the fuse has insufficient granular filler to ensure safe operation under fault conditions.
“If the product experiences an electrical fault whilst in use, it may catch fire or explode.”
According to the body, it does not meet the requirements of Electrical Equipment Safety Regulations 2016 or the Plugs and Sockets Safety Regulations 1994.
The product was used to dehydrate various food items such as fruits, herbs, vegetables and meats.
A similar item listed on Amazon, which meets the regulation standards, says it is fitted with a high-powered rear fan which delivers “consistent airflow throughout”.
The description reads: “A sleek digital control panel gives you full command of the dehydration process.
“Set the temperature anywhere between 30°C and 90°C, and use the programmable timer for up to 24 hours of continuous drying.”
Another Amazon product was recalled over serious risk of injuries.
The Soppycid Reusable Water Balloons have been removed from the online marketplace following the safety concern.
The toy was available in a pack of six on Amazon for £18.
“The product presents a serious risk of injuries because it contains accessible magnets with a magnetic flux index that exceeds the acceptable level,” the product’s risk description reads.
“Small, high-powered magnetic products can easily be swallowed and, when ingested, have the potential to cause serious internal injuries within the gastrointestinal tract.
“The product also requires improvement to marking,
labelling and documentation.”
Another children’s toy was removed from the website over fears it could cause serious injury.
The swimming float was also urgently recalled over fears it could cause serious injury or even drowning.
The Joycat Baby Float, sold on Amazon, has been flagged as a safety risk.
Authorities found that its attachable canopy could lift the float from the water in windy conditions, putting children in danger.
The alert was issued in the UK following a border inspection.
The blue and yellow sea-themed swim seat, intended for babies and toddlers, poses a “serious risk of injuries”, according to the Product Safety Report.
If the float becomes airborne, a child could be thrown out and suffer an impact injury or drown.
A HOLLYWOOD star who gave up being a drug dealing bikie is now fighting ISIS through the dripping jungles of central Africa.
The Machine Gun Preacher is on a mission to rescue child sex slaves on the continent – and is has come up against the notorious terror group.
The priest, real name Sam Childers, is battling ISIS in the Congo as he continues his holy war to save abused children.
He’s famously known as being the inspiration behind the movie Machine Gun Preacher.
The film starred an A-list cast of Gerard Butler as Childers, Michelle Monaghan as his wife, and Michael Shannon.
Machine Gun Preacher told the story of how Childers came to be fighting in Africa after growing up in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Once a criminal, he found God, turned his life to charity work in Africa and dedicated himself to saving children.
Machine Gun Preacher – the film – showed him battling Joseph Kony and his Lord’s Resistance Army in 1997.
Now he’s released a self-made documentary – trying to raise money to take the fight to ISIS in Congo.
He said: “I’m not worried about dying. I’m 62 years old. The last thing I worry about is dying. I worry more about living than dying.”
After being hammered in the Middle East, ISIS turned to Africa and is now enslaving thousands of children as its militants rampage through impoverished areas.
Childers has a network of orphanages, schools, and farms set up across the centre of the continent.
But he’s come into combat with ISIS as they have expanded into Congo.
He said: “We don’t want to see our children be kidnapped, sold in prostitution.
“We don’t want to see none of that so I’m willing to do whatever I have to do… and I’m willing to answer for it.
“They are murderers. They’re killers.
“I’m not afraid of none of them.”
Some 5.4million people have been killed in Congo’s ongoing conflicts since 1998 – but the wars have gone largely ignored in the West.
Three children were beheaded by rebel fighters in February and dozens more killed when they took a village.
Childers’ belief in God has given the preacher the strength to keep fighting – even against militant Christian groups.
The Lord’s Resistance Army raped and abducted girls, mutilated them, and enslaved boys into being child soldiers.
He said: “I’ve been ambushed over 10 times. Been in over 10 major battles. They tried to assassinate me over 10 times.
“That’s just in the Kony War.”
Despite the gun battles, Childers says that he was in more danger while a bikie and drug dealer in America.
He said: “I fought in guerrilla warfare, or been in war over 25 years, and I never was shot in Africa.
“I was shot once and stabbed 3 times in America.”
Childers said the soldiering was a means to an end – supporting the good work his organisations do through orphanages and farms.
“What you got to realize those rescues and to be active in stuff like that costs a lot of money.
“I have a lot of children and orphanages and children’s homes that got to be taken care of.”
Now, he runs a private military company in Congo that works with local forces to try and save children.
Childers said many of the children he rescued were severely mentally damaged by their time spent in captivity.
He said: “They cannot be kept in a normal orphanage with other children until after one year.
“That’s if the people believe they’re doing well. That’s doing the mental evaluations.”
But Childers revealed that he preferred to work with children rather than adults, saying they could work through the mental challenges they faced from being victims of rape or violence.
But it’s not just ISIS that his charities are fighting, with disease and hunger also continuing to kill children.
Childers said: “So then we feed over 10,000 meals a day. The majority of the children we feed only eat one meal a day, and that’s the meal we’re feeding them.”
Now, the preacher has released a new film trying to raise money for his work.
“Our goal is to do a hundred 1,000 downloads by the end of this year and that money’s used for children, man, you know. And so, instead of telling everyone, hey, send me $20.
“We’re asking everyone. Look, you want to hear a good story. You want to hear a good story of redemption. You want to hear a good story of saving people’s lives. You want to hear a good story of giving all.”
Childers was born into a difficult household with a heroin addict mum and drunkard dad.
They were always Christians, but in his teens Childers got in with the wrong crowd, he said.
“I started doing what they were doing to fit in, smoking cigarettes, smoking marijuana.
“12 years old: drinking, eating pills.
“13, 14 years old: snorting cocaine.
“Then, at 15 years old, I woke up one morning, and here I got a heroin addiction. You know, I’m shooting up cocaine, shooting up heroin.”
Childers quit school and said he turned himself into one of the biggest drug dealers in Grand Rapids, running narcotics from all over the US.
He said: “The only good thing was my dad brought me and my brothers up to be hardworking people.
“I always held a job, even though I was a cocaine addict heroin addict.
“But I made a lot of money selling drugs.”
Childers said he always believed in God, but “I thought I had everything I needed.
“I had money. I had drugs, guns, women motorcycles.”
But then in his early 20s, Childers got into a bar fight that was so awful it changed the course of his life.
“There were big guys, tough guys laying on the floor crying, holding their guts in.
And I said that night, if I get out of here, I’m I’m done living this life.”
His charity work has seen Childers honoured with the Mother Teresa Memorial International Award for Social Justice in 2013.
ISIS has extended its bloody grip in Africa to the Congo in recent years.
The terror thugs are taking advantage of high levels of poverty and an already destabalised nation.
ISIS formally announced its arrival in the country – which it calls the Central Africa Province – in 2019.
It claimed another rebel group – the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) – as its affiliate in the Congo and neighbouring Uganda.
The ADF, originally a Ugandan Islamist rebel group formed in the 1990s and had already established a stronghold in eastern Congo’s North Kivu and Ituri provinces.
The ADF rebranded to ISIS and adopted its jihadist rhetoric and tactics.
The group began releasing propaganda via ISIS’s media channels, portraying its local attacks—mainly against civilians, Congolese soldiers, and UN peacekeepers—as part of the global jihad.
Hundreds of civilians have been killed in brutal raids, massacres, and bombings by the terror group.
The Congolese army has launched several offensives to knock out ISIS – but has struggled to fully eliminate them.