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NCAA women’s 2026 tournament: Complete schedule, dates, bracket

NCAA women’s 2026 tournament: Complete schedule, dates, bracket

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March Madness is here and Selection Sunday for the 2026 NCAA women’s tournament will take place on March 15 at 8 p.m. ET when the entire bracket is revealed.

Last season, UConn beat South Carolina in the national championship game, and the Huskies are favored again to take home the title as they entire the tournament undefeated. However, UCLA, South Carolina and Texas are just some who could spoil UConn’s repeat.

First and second round games of the women’s NCAA tournament will take place across various school locations of top seeds. The Sweet 16 and Elite Eight games will be played in Fort Worth, Texas and Sacramento, Calif. The road to the Final Four ends in Phoenix, Ariz., where the semifinals and national championship game will take place.

Below in the complete schedule for the 2026 women’s NCAA tournament:

2026 NCAA women’s basketball tournament schedule

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Welcome to Sportstar’s live coverage of the Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match being played at Parc des Princes.

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PSG: Safonov (gk), Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes, Zaire-Emery, Neves, Vitinha, Doue, Dembele, Kvaratskhelia

Bayern Munich: Neuer (gk), Stanisic, Upamecano, Tah, Davies, Kimmich, Pavlovic, Olise, Musiala, Diaz, Kane

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When will the Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match kick off?

The Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match will kick off at 12:30 a.m. IST on Wednesday, April 29, at Parc des Princes.

Where to watch the Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match?

The Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match will be telecast on the Sony Sports Network. The match will be livestreamed on the SonyLiv app and website.

Published on Apr 28, 2026

#PSG #Bayern #Munich #LIVE #score #UCL #Realtime #updates #Champions #League #semifinal #leg">PSG vs Bayern Munich LIVE score, UCL 2025-26: Real-time updates from Champions League semifinal first leg Welcome to Sportstar’s live coverage of the Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match being played at Parc des Princes.LINEUPSPSG: Safonov (gk), Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Mendes, Zaire-Emery, Neves, Vitinha, Doue, Dembele, KvaratskheliaBayern Munich: Neuer (gk), Stanisic, Upamecano, Tah, Davies, Kimmich, Pavlovic, Olise, Musiala, Diaz, KaneLIVE UPDATESLIVESTREAM AND TELECAST INFOWhen will the Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match kick off?The Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match will kick off at 12:30 a.m. IST on Wednesday, April 29, at Parc des Princes.Where to watch the Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match?The Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich UEFA Champions League 2025-26 semifinal first leg match will be telecast on the Sony Sports Network. The match will be livestreamed on the SonyLiv app and website.Published on Apr 28, 2026 #PSG #Bayern #Munich #LIVE #score #UCL #Realtime #updates #Champions #League #semifinal #leg

Deadspin | Knights pull level with Mammoth on Shea Theodore’s OT goal Apr 27, 2026; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Vegas Golden Knights center Brett Howden (21) shoots and scores against Utah Mammoth goaltender Karel Vejmelka (70), center Alexander Kerfoot (15) and defenseman MacKenzie Weegar (52) during the first period in game four of the first round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Delta Center. Mandatory Credit: Rob Gray-Imagn Images Shea Theodore scored with 52 seconds remaining in overtime, giving the Vegas Golden Knights a 5-4 win over the Utah Mammoth in Game 4 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series on Monday in Salt Lake City. The best-of-seven series is tied 2-2, as the Knights rebounded after losing the previous two games and squandering a 3-0 lead on Monday to fall behind 4-3. Game 5 is set for Wednesday in Las Vegas. As double overtime approached, a broken play in front of the Utah net left goalie Karel Vejmelka without a stick. The puck was quickly moved in front to Theodore, and the defenseman buried the shot for the first playoff OT goal in his 11 NHL seasons. Brett Howden had two goals and an assist for Vegas, and Jack Eichel had three assists. Noah Hanifin had two assists, and Cole Smith and Pavel Dorofeyev scored the other Vegas goals. Carter Hart stopped 27 of 31 shots to earn his second win of the playoffs. Mikhail Sergachev had three assists for the Mammoth, and Nick Schmaltz had a goal and an assist. Clayton Keller, Ian Cole and Michael Carcone contributed Utah’s other goals. Vejmelka stopped 31 of 36 shots. Dorfeyev and Howden bookended the first period with their first goals of the playoffs, beginning with Dorfeyev’s tally just 1:12 into the game. During a Mammoth power play at the 18:38 mark, a Mitch Marner takeaway set up Howden for the short-handed goal. At 3:26 of the second period, Smith slickly redirected Hanifin’s point shot to give Vegas a 3-0 lead. Just when the Golden Knights seemed to be in full command, the Mammoth responded with two goals in 29 seconds. Schmaltz started the comeback at the 8:04 mark of the middle frame by converting his own rebound. Cole then added the quick follow-up with a long-range shot that deflected off the post and into the Knights’ net. Carcone scored the equalizer on a one-timer from the right circle 1:45 into the third period, and Keller gave Utah its first lead on a deflected goal 5:10 into the third frame. It was then the Knights’ turn to equalize on a Howden tip-in at the 10:25 mark. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Knights #pull #level #Mammoth #Shea #Theodores #goalApr 27, 2026; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Vegas Golden Knights center Brett Howden (21) shoots and scores against Utah Mammoth goaltender Karel Vejmelka (70), center Alexander Kerfoot (15) and defenseman MacKenzie Weegar (52) during the first period in game four of the first round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Delta Center. Mandatory Credit: Rob Gray-Imagn Images

Shea Theodore scored with 52 seconds remaining in overtime, giving the Vegas Golden Knights a 5-4 win over the Utah Mammoth in Game 4 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series on Monday in Salt Lake City.

The best-of-seven series is tied 2-2, as the Knights rebounded after losing the previous two games and squandering a 3-0 lead on Monday to fall behind 4-3. Game 5 is set for Wednesday in Las Vegas.

As double overtime approached, a broken play in front of the Utah net left goalie Karel Vejmelka without a stick. The puck was quickly moved in front to Theodore, and the defenseman buried the shot for the first playoff OT goal in his 11 NHL seasons.

Brett Howden had two goals and an assist for Vegas, and Jack Eichel had three assists. Noah Hanifin had two assists, and Cole Smith and Pavel Dorofeyev scored the other Vegas goals.

Carter Hart stopped 27 of 31 shots to earn his second win of the playoffs.

Mikhail Sergachev had three assists for the Mammoth, and Nick Schmaltz had a goal and an assist. Clayton Keller, Ian Cole and Michael Carcone contributed Utah’s other goals.


Vejmelka stopped 31 of 36 shots.

Dorfeyev and Howden bookended the first period with their first goals of the playoffs, beginning with Dorfeyev’s tally just 1:12 into the game. During a Mammoth power play at the 18:38 mark, a Mitch Marner takeaway set up Howden for the short-handed goal.

At 3:26 of the second period, Smith slickly redirected Hanifin’s point shot to give Vegas a 3-0 lead.

Just when the Golden Knights seemed to be in full command, the Mammoth responded with two goals in 29 seconds.

Schmaltz started the comeback at the 8:04 mark of the middle frame by converting his own rebound. Cole then added the quick follow-up with a long-range shot that deflected off the post and into the Knights’ net.

Carcone scored the equalizer on a one-timer from the right circle 1:45 into the third period, and Keller gave Utah its first lead on a deflected goal 5:10 into the third frame. It was then the Knights’ turn to equalize on a Howden tip-in at the 10:25 mark.

–Field Level Media

#Deadspin #Knights #pull #level #Mammoth #Shea #Theodores #goal">Deadspin | Knights pull level with Mammoth on Shea Theodore’s OT goal Apr 27, 2026; Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Vegas Golden Knights center Brett Howden (21) shoots and scores against Utah Mammoth goaltender Karel Vejmelka (70), center Alexander Kerfoot (15) and defenseman MacKenzie Weegar (52) during the first period in game four of the first round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Delta Center. Mandatory Credit: Rob Gray-Imagn Images Shea Theodore scored with 52 seconds remaining in overtime, giving the Vegas Golden Knights a 5-4 win over the Utah Mammoth in Game 4 of their first-round Western Conference playoff series on Monday in Salt Lake City. The best-of-seven series is tied 2-2, as the Knights rebounded after losing the previous two games and squandering a 3-0 lead on Monday to fall behind 4-3. Game 5 is set for Wednesday in Las Vegas. As double overtime approached, a broken play in front of the Utah net left goalie Karel Vejmelka without a stick. The puck was quickly moved in front to Theodore, and the defenseman buried the shot for the first playoff OT goal in his 11 NHL seasons. Brett Howden had two goals and an assist for Vegas, and Jack Eichel had three assists. Noah Hanifin had two assists, and Cole Smith and Pavel Dorofeyev scored the other Vegas goals. Carter Hart stopped 27 of 31 shots to earn his second win of the playoffs. Mikhail Sergachev had three assists for the Mammoth, and Nick Schmaltz had a goal and an assist. Clayton Keller, Ian Cole and Michael Carcone contributed Utah’s other goals. Vejmelka stopped 31 of 36 shots. Dorfeyev and Howden bookended the first period with their first goals of the playoffs, beginning with Dorfeyev’s tally just 1:12 into the game. During a Mammoth power play at the 18:38 mark, a Mitch Marner takeaway set up Howden for the short-handed goal. At 3:26 of the second period, Smith slickly redirected Hanifin’s point shot to give Vegas a 3-0 lead. Just when the Golden Knights seemed to be in full command, the Mammoth responded with two goals in 29 seconds. Schmaltz started the comeback at the 8:04 mark of the middle frame by converting his own rebound. Cole then added the quick follow-up with a long-range shot that deflected off the post and into the Knights’ net. Carcone scored the equalizer on a one-timer from the right circle 1:45 into the third period, and Keller gave Utah its first lead on a deflected goal 5:10 into the third frame. It was then the Knights’ turn to equalize on a Howden tip-in at the 10:25 mark. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Knights #pull #level #Mammoth #Shea #Theodores #goal

Fans waited a month to watch Pakistan Super League games in person after the T20 tournament was impacted by the Iran war. They waited a few more hours on Tuesday because of a ticketing problem.

A day after prime minister Shehbaz Sharif approved the return of fans to stadiums for the remaining four games of the country’s premier cricket tournament, ticket distribution hit a snag.

“Printing of tickets was done in Lahore and it was supposed to come to Karachi through cargo at 1 p.m., but the flight got canceled,” league CEO Salman Naseer told reporters.

So, hundreds of fans waited in line for several hours ahead of the first Playoff match — between Islamabad United and Peshawar Zalmi in the southern port city of Karachi — as tickets eventually arrived behind schedule.

“We received lots of complaints, but the problem was that we got very short time,” Naseer said. “Prior to this only the final was announced (for fans) and our whole focus was on Lahore.

“Passion of fans is there. My only fear is that spectators will get the tickets, but they might not able to watch the complete game.”

Tickets went on sale four hours before the qualifier started and around 5,000 spectators were inside the National Bank Stadium when Islamabad captain Shadab Khan won the toss and elected to field against Peshawar, led by Babar Azam.

“I came here to support Peshawar Zalmi, especially Babar bhai (brother),” said Jawad Ahmed as he waited in a long queue to get his ticket. “Had we got more matches in Karachi, we could have got more opportunities to see players in action. Now they have allowed one game, but you can see our excitement. The rush is in front of you.”

And Babar didn’t disappoint Peshawar fans. He hit an aggressive 103 off 59 balls, including 12 fours and four sixes, in his team’s total of 221 for seven. It was Babar’s second century this season.

Pakistan’s biggest sports spectacle had started behind closed doors with fans asked to stay home because of soaring fuel prices due to the Iran war.

Permission for spectators at all four playoff games came just 24 hours before the qualifier between Peshawar and Islamabad started.

Published on Apr 28, 2026

#PSL #Hundreds #stuck #long #lines #ticket #snag #slows #return #spectators">PSL 2026: Hundreds stuck in long lines as ticket snag slows return of spectators Fans waited a month to watch Pakistan Super League games in person after the T20 tournament was impacted by the Iran war. They waited a few more hours on Tuesday because of a ticketing problem.A day after prime minister Shehbaz Sharif approved the return of fans to stadiums for the remaining four games of the country’s premier cricket tournament, ticket distribution hit a snag.“Printing of tickets was done in Lahore and it was supposed to come to Karachi through cargo at 1 p.m., but the flight got canceled,” league CEO Salman Naseer told reporters.So, hundreds of fans waited in line for several hours ahead of the first Playoff match — between Islamabad United and Peshawar Zalmi in the southern port city of Karachi — as tickets eventually arrived behind schedule.“We received lots of complaints, but the problem was that we got very short time,” Naseer said. “Prior to this only the final was announced (for fans) and our whole focus was on Lahore.“Passion of fans is there. My only fear is that spectators will get the tickets, but they might not able to watch the complete game.”Tickets went on sale four hours before the qualifier started and around 5,000 spectators were inside the National Bank Stadium when Islamabad captain Shadab Khan won the toss and elected to field against Peshawar, led by Babar Azam.“I came here to support Peshawar Zalmi, especially Babar bhai (brother),” said Jawad Ahmed as he waited in a long queue to get his ticket. “Had we got more matches in Karachi, we could have got more opportunities to see players in action. Now they have allowed one game, but you can see our excitement. The rush is in front of you.”And Babar didn’t disappoint Peshawar fans. He hit an aggressive 103 off 59 balls, including 12 fours and four sixes, in his team’s total of 221 for seven. It was Babar’s second century this season.Pakistan’s biggest sports spectacle had started behind closed doors with fans asked to stay home because of soaring fuel prices due to the Iran war.Permission for spectators at all four playoff games came just 24 hours before the qualifier between Peshawar and Islamabad started.Published on Apr 28, 2026 #PSL #Hundreds #stuck #long #lines #ticket #snag #slows #return #spectators

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