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World Cup awards, The Open, Spa, and the Tour — Monday's verified briefing

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  • World Cup: Spain beat Argentina 1–0 in extra time; Mbappé won the Golden Boot (10 goals); Rodri took the Golden Ball.
  • Golf: Ryan Fox birdied the 72nd hole at Royal Birkdale to win The Open by one over Cameron Young — first major, 10-under.
  • Formula One: Kimi Antonelli won the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of Charles Leclerc; George Russell retired on lap one.
  • Cycling: Remco Evenepoel won Tour de France stage 15 and moved to second overall; Tadej Pogačar leads by five minutes on the rest day.

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World Sports in 60 Seconds for Monday, July twentieth. Spain are world champions — and the awards are in. After Ferran Torres' extra-time winner sealed a one-nil victory over Argentina at MetLife Stadium, France's Kylian Mbappé claimed the Golden Boot with ten goals, while Spain's Rodri took the Golden Ball. At Royal Birkdale, New Zealand's Ryan Fox birdied the seventy-second hole to win The Open by one shot over Cameron Young — his first major title, finishing ten under. In Formula One, Kimi Antonelli won the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa, beating Charles Leclerc by under two seconds and stretching his championship lead as teammate George Russell crashed out on lap one. And at the Tour de France, Remco Evenepoel won stage fifteen at Plateau de Solaison and moved into second overall; Tadej Pogacar still leads by five minutes as the race hits its second rest day. That's your global sports briefing from Sportscaster A.I.