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VIDEO SHOWS: ELLIE KILDUNNE AND ILONA MAHER MEETING THEIR BARBIE DOLLS AT TWICKENHAM STADIUM / COMMENTS FROM KILDUNNE AND MAHER SHOWS: LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (SEPTEMBER 30, 2025) ( –  Access all) 1. VARIOUS OF ELLIE KILDUNNE BARBIE DOLL AT TWICKENHAM STADIUM 2. KILDUNNE COVERING HER EYES 3. KILDUNNE MEETING DOLL 4. DOLL 5. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE INSPECTING DOLL 6. LOWER PROFILE OF DOLL 7. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE WITH DOLL 8. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ELLIE KILDUNNE, ENGLAND RUGBY WORLD CUP WINNER, SAYING (PARTIALLY OVERLAYS WITH SHOTS 9 AND 10): "It’s really cool, because growing up I didn’t necessarily play with Barbies but I think that is because none of the Barbie’s looked like me. I wasn’t in dresses, I was in rugby tops and throwing a ball about, so having a Barbie doll that looks like that is really inspiring to see. It’s representation and for young girls and boys to be able to see that there is women in sport that have a Barbie doll, they can also be inspired to be like us." 9. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE INSPECTING DOLL 10. KILDUNNE'S BOOTS WITH (English) 'Show time' WRITTEN ON THEM 11. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE'S BARBIE 12. KILDUNNE POSING FOR CAMERA WITH HER BARBIE 13. KILDUNNE IN CAMERA SCREEN 14. KILDUNNE POSING FOR CAMERA WITH HER BARBIE 15. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ELLIE KILDUNNE, ENGLAND RUGBY WORLD CUP WINNER, SAYING (PARTIALLY OVERLAYS SHOT 16): "I hope campaigns like this change the narrative for young girls in sport and show that you don’t have to look a certain way, you don’t have to be a certain way. If you like doing something, do it, and don’t be told otherwise by other people. I wouldn’t be here today if I listened to the amount of people who told me to stop or told me that rugby wasn’t for girls but I never listened and now I’ve got a Barbie doll. I’ve had loads of memories and successes and that is because I didn’t listen and I believed in myself, so having campaigns like this will definitely help that." 16. KILDUNNE PLAYING WITH HER BARBIE 17. VARIOUS OF ILONA MAHER BARBIE DOLL 18. VARIOUS OF MAHER MEETING HER BARBIE 19. MAHER BARBIE 20. VARIOUS OF MAHER POINTING TO BARBIE'S BICEPS 21. MAHER DOLL HOLDING RUGBY BALL 22. VARIOUS OF MAHER INSPECTING HER BARBIE 23. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ILONA MAHER, USA RUGBY PLAYER, SAYING (PARTIALLY OVERLAYS SHOTS 24 AND 25): "It was really collaborative working with Mattel. We wanted to put in the muscular build. I am so proud of it. I am so proud of what it has done for me. It has taken me to amazing places, so I wanted the Barbie to have that as well, so she had those broad shoulders and she has big arms and I think that for young girls playing with that and seeing that, they will see that beauty comes in so many different shapes and sizes." 24. MAHER BARBIE 25. MAHER HOLDING BARBIE UP TO HER FACE 26. VARIOUS KILDUNNE, MAHER LOOKING AT THEIR BARBIE DOLLS WITH FRANCE'S NASSIRA KONDE AND NEW ZEALAND'S PORTIA WOODMAN-WICKLIFFE  27. KILDUNNE, MAHER, KONDE AND WOODMAN-WICKLIFFE POSING WITH THEIR BARBIES 28. KILDUNNE, MAHER, KONDE AND WOODMAN-WICKLIFFE BARBIES STORY: Just days after winning the Women's Rugby World Cup, England star Ellie Kildunne was presented with her very own Barbie doll by the Mattel toy company.  The 2024 world player of the year walked out of the tunnel at Twickenham Stadium to meet herself in Barbie form with the doll sporting her signature curly hair and nose piercing.  "Growing up I didn’t necessarily play with Barbies but I think that is because none of the Barbie’s looked like me," said the 26-year-old Red Roses fullback who scored England's first try in their 33-13 final victory over Canada.  "I hope campaigns like this change the narrative for young girls in sport and show that you don’t have to look a certain way, you don’t have to be a certain way. If you like doing something, do it, and don’t be told otherwise by other people," Kildunne added. Kildunne wasn't the only women's rugby star to be given her own Barbie, however, with the United States' Ilona Maher, New Zealand's Portia Woodman-Wickliffe and France's Nassira Konde all honoured with dolls in their likeness.  (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: ELLIE KILDUNNE AND ILONA MAHER MEETING THEIR BARBIE DOLLS AT TWICKENHAM STADIUM / COMMENTS FROM KILDUNNE AND MAHER SHOWS: LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (SEPTEMBER 30, 2025) ( –  Access all) 1. VARIOUS OF ELLIE KILDUNNE BARBIE DOLL AT TWICKENHAM STADIUM 2. KILDUNNE COVERING HER EYES 3. KILDUNNE MEETING DOLL 4. DOLL 5. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE INSPECTING DOLL 6. LOWER PROFILE OF DOLL 7. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE WITH DOLL 8. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ELLIE KILDUNNE, ENGLAND RUGBY WORLD CUP WINNER, SAYING (PARTIALLY OVERLAYS WITH SHOTS 9 AND 10): "It’s really cool, because growing up I didn’t necessarily play with Barbies but I think that is because none of the Barbie’s looked like me. I wasn’t in dresses, I was in rugby tops and throwing a ball about, so having a Barbie doll that looks like that is really inspiring to see. It’s representation and for young girls and boys to be able to see that there is women in sport that have a Barbie doll, they can also be inspired to be like us." 9. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE INSPECTING DOLL 10. KILDUNNE'S BOOTS WITH (English) 'Show time' WRITTEN ON THEM 11. VARIOUS OF KILDUNNE'S BARBIE 12. KILDUNNE POSING FOR CAMERA WITH HER BARBIE 13. KILDUNNE IN CAMERA SCREEN 14. KILDUNNE POSING FOR CAMERA WITH HER BARBIE 15. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ELLIE KILDUNNE, ENGLAND RUGBY WORLD CUP WINNER, SAYING (PARTIALLY OVERLAYS SHOT 16): "I hope campaigns like this change the narrative for young girls in sport and show that you don’t have to look a certain way, you don’t have to be a certain way. If you like doing something, do it, and don’t be told otherwise by other people. I wouldn’t be here today if I listened to the amount of people who told me to stop or told me that rugby wasn’t for girls but I never listened and now I’ve got a Barbie doll. I’ve had loads of memories and successes and that is because I didn’t listen and I believed in myself, so having campaigns like this will definitely help that." 16. KILDUNNE PLAYING WITH HER BARBIE 17. VARIOUS OF ILONA MAHER BARBIE DOLL 18. VARIOUS OF MAHER MEETING HER BARBIE 19. MAHER BARBIE 20. VARIOUS OF MAHER POINTING TO BARBIE'S BICEPS 21. MAHER DOLL HOLDING RUGBY BALL 22. VARIOUS OF MAHER INSPECTING HER BARBIE 23. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ILONA MAHER, USA RUGBY PLAYER, SAYING (PARTIALLY OVERLAYS SHOTS 24 AND 25): "It was really collaborative working with Mattel. We wanted to put in the muscular build. I am so proud of it. I am so proud of what it has done for me. It has taken me to amazing places, so I wanted the Barbie to have that as well, so she had those broad shoulders and she has big arms and I think that for young girls playing with that and seeing that, they will see that beauty comes in so many different shapes and sizes." 24. MAHER BARBIE 25. MAHER HOLDING BARBIE UP TO HER FACE 26. VARIOUS KILDUNNE, MAHER LOOKING AT THEIR BARBIE DOLLS WITH FRANCE'S NASSIRA KONDE AND NEW ZEALAND'S PORTIA WOODMAN-WICKLIFFE  27. KILDUNNE, MAHER, KONDE AND WOODMAN-WICKLIFFE POSING WITH THEIR BARBIES 28. KILDUNNE, MAHER, KONDE AND WOODMAN-WICKLIFFE BARBIES STORY: Just days after winning the Women's Rugby World Cup, England star Ellie Kildunne was presented with her very own Barbie doll by the Mattel toy company.  The 2024 world player of the year walked out of the tunnel at Twickenham Stadium to meet herself in Barbie form with the doll sporting her signature curly hair and nose piercing.  "Growing up I didn’t necessarily play with Barbies but I think that is because none of the Barbie’s looked like me," said the 26-year-old Red Roses fullback who scored England's first try in their 33-13 final victory over Canada.  "I hope campaigns like this change the narrative for young girls in sport and show that you don’t have to look a certain way, you don’t have to be a certain way. If you like doing something, do it, and don’t be told otherwise by other people," Kildunne added. Kildunne wasn't the only women's rugby star to be given her own Barbie, however, with the United States' Ilona Maher, New Zealand's Portia Woodman-Wickliffe and France's Nassira Konde all honoured with dolls in their likeness.  (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION MATCH BETWEEN BOCA JUNIORS AND NEWELL'S OLD BOYS RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ARGENTINE FOOTBALL DISTRIBUTION LLC –  No use Argentina. 90 Seconds use only. No use until two hours after final whistle, so no use before 0150GMT Monday, October 6 2025. 72 hours use only, so no use after 2350GMT Wednesday, October 8 2025. No archive. No commercial use. No resales. No sublicensing. No monetisation) BOCA JUNIORS 5-0 NEWELL'S OLD BOYS 1. GOAL/ BOCA FORWARD, MILTON GIMENEZ, HEADS IN A PASS FROM FULL-BACK JUAN BARINAGA. 1-0. 2. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF GIMENEZ’S FIRST GOAL 3. GOAL/ GIMENEZ TAPS IN A REBOUND OFF THE POST. 2-0. 4. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF GIMENEZ’S SECOND 5. GOAL/ NEWELL’S GOALKEEPER, JUAN ANGEL ESPINOLA GONZALEZ, MAKES TWO SAVES BEFORE BOCA DEFENDER, AYRTON COSTA, NODS INTO AN EMPTY NET. 3-0. 6. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF COSTA GOAL 7. GOAL/ BOCA WINGER, BRIAN AGUIRRE, HEADS IN A DEFLECTED CROSS AT THE BACK POST. 4-0. 8. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF AGUIRRE GOAL 9. GOAL/ BOCA FULL-BACK, LAUTARO BLANCO, SCORES THROUGH ESPINOLA’S LEGS. 5-0. 10. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF ESPINOLA GOAL 11. GIMENEZ AT FULL-TIME 12. BOCA WINGER, EXEQUIEL ZEBALLOS/ SCORE GRAPHIC STORY: Boca Juniors reached the top of the Argentine league, easing to a 5-0 home win over Newell's Old Boys Sunday (October 5) in Buenos Aires, on a matchday that also saw River Plate lose 2-1 to Rosario Central. With the matchday 11 victory, Boca Juniors reached 17 points in the Group A standings and are now tied for the lead with Unión, Estudiantes, and Barracas Central. At La Bombonera, Boca grabbed an early lead with a double from Milton Giménez in the 7th and 24th minutes and a tally from Ayrton Costa in the 32nd. Boca completed the rout with two second half goals from Brian Aguirre and Lautaro Blanco in the 50th and 59th minutes, respectively. At the Gigante de Arroyito stadium, River Plate opened the scoring in the 10th minute through Colombian Miguel Borja before Central fought back with goals from Franco Ibarra and Ignacio Malcorra in the 21st and 57th minutes. Marcelo Gallardo's squad was reduced to 10-men after Juan Portillo was sent off in the 39th minute for two fouls on Ángel Di Maria. The result leaves both River Plate and Central on 18 points in Group B, four points behind leader Deportivo Riestra and three behind Vélez Sarsfield, and one behind Lanús. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION MATCH BETWEEN ROSARIO CENTRAL AND RIVER PLATE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: ROSARIO, ARGENTINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ARGENTINA FOOTBALL DISTRIBUTION LLC – No use Argentina. 90 Seconds use only. No use until two hours after final whistle, so no use before 0415GMT Monday, October 6 2025. 72 hours use only, so no use after 0215GMT Thursday, October 9 2025. No archive. No commercial use. No resales. No sublicensing. No monetisation) RIVER PLATE AT ROSARIO CENTRAL (BLUE/YELLOW JERSEYS) AT ESTADIO GIGANTE DE ARROYITO 1. MATCH OFFICIALS AND PLAYERS WALKING ONTO FIELD, ROSARIO'S ANGEL DI MARIA 1ST HALF 2. RIVER GOAL – MIGUEL BORJA GIVE AND GO PASS WITH JUAN FERNANDO QUINTERO AND BORJA SCORES PAST ROSARIO GOALKEEPER JORGE BROUN IN 10TH MINUTE. ROSARIO 0-1 RIVER 3. REPLAYS OF BORJA GOAL 4. ROSARIO GOAL – ANGEL DI MARIA FREE KICK BOUNCES TO FRANCO IBARRA WHO SCORES PAST RIVER GOALKEEPER FRANCO ARMANI IN 21ST MINUTE. ROSARIO 1-1 RIVER 5. REPLAYS OF DI MARIA FREE KICK BOUNCING TO IBARRA FOR GOAL 6. ROSARIO'S DI MARIA IS TACKLED BY RIVER MIDFIELDER JUAN PORTILLO, PORTILLO WOULD EARN A YELLOW CARD, HIS SECOND OF MATCH, SO GETS A RED CARD AND WOULD BE EJECTED FROM MATCH 7. REPLAYS OF PORTILLO SLIDE TACKLE ON DI MARIA 8. REFEREE SHOWING SECOND YELLOW CARD AND PORTILLO WALKING OFF FIELD IN 39TH MINUTE 2ND HALF 9. ROSARIO GOAL – DI MARIA WITH CENTERING PASS THAT IS DEFLECTED BY RIVER DEFENDER BACK TO VICTOR MALCORRA WHO SCORES PAST ARMANI IN 57TH MINUTE. ROSARIO 2-1 RIVER 10. REPLAYS OF DI MARIA CENTERING PASS DEFLECTED BACK TO MALCORRA FOR GOAL 11. RIVER MANAGER MARCELO GALLARDO WATCHING 12. REFEREE BLOWS WHISTLE TO END MATCH, ROSARIO WINS 2-1 STORY: Rosario Central rallied from a goal down to beat River Plate 2-1 Sunday (October 5) in Argentine Primera Division play. At the Gigante de Arroyito stadium, River opened the scoring in the 10th minute through Colombian Miguel Borja before Central fought back with goals from Franco Ibarra and Ignacio Malcorra in the 21st and 57th minutes. Marcelo Gallardo's squad was reduced to 10-men after Juan Portillo was sent off in the 39th minute for two fouls on Ángel Di Maria. The result leaves both River Plate and Central on 18 points in Group B, four points behind leader Deportivo Riestra and three behind Vélez Sarsfield, and one behind Lanús. (Production: David Grip)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MLB GAME BETWEEN TORONTO BLUE JAYS AND NEW YORK YANKEES RESENDING WITH SHOTLIST SHOWS: TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (MLB – See restrictions before use) NEW YORK YANKEES AT TORONTO BLUE JAYS AT ROGERS CENTRE – GAME 2 OF AMERICAN LEAGUE DIVISIONAL SERIES TOP OF 1ST INNING 1. ROOKIE BLUE JAYS STARTING PITCHER TREY YESAVAGE ON MOUND  2. YESAVAGE STRIKES OUT YANKEES LEADOFF BATTER TRENT GRISHAM FOR 1ST OUT 3. REPLAYS OF YESAVAGE STRIKING OUT GRISHAM 4. YESAVAGE STRIKES OUT CODY BELLINGER FOR 2ND OUT  5. REPLAYS OF YESAVAGE STRIKING OUT BELLINGER 6. YESAVAGE STRIKES OUT BEN RICE FOR 3RD OUT TO END TOP HALF INNING 7. REPLAY OF YESAVAGE STRIKING OUT RICE 8. YESAVAGE'S PARENTS IN STANDS CHEERING BOTTOM 2ND 9. YANKEES STARTER MAX FRIED PITCHING – BLUE JAYS ERNIE CLEMENT HITS 2-RUN HOME RUN, DAULTON VARSHO SCORES. BLUE JAYS TAKE 2-0 LEAD 10. REPLAY OF CLEMENT 2-RUN HOME RUN BOTTOM 3RD 11. BLUE JAYS ALEJANDRO KIRK WITH RBI GROUNDOUT, DAVIS SCHNEIDER SCORES, VLADIMIR GUERRERO, JR IS SAFE AT 2ND. BLUE JAYS LEAD 3-0 12. DAULTON VARSHO WITH RBI DOUBLE, GUERRERO JR SCORES. BLUE JAYS LEAD 4-0 13. REPLAYS OF VARSHO RBI DOUBLE STAYING JUST FAIR AND GETTING PAST YANKEES 1ST BASEMAN BEN RICE / GUERRERO, JR CELEBRATING IN DUGOUT 14. CLEMENT WITH RBI SINGLE, VARSHO SCORES. BLUE JAYS LEAD 5-0 15. REPLAYS OF VARSHO RBI SINGLE, VARSHO SCORING / BLUE JAYS CELEBRATING TOP 4TH 16. YESAVAGE STRIKES OUT BEN RICE FOR 3RD AND FINAL OUT OF HALF INNING. YESAVAGE'S 10TH STRIKEOUT OF THE GAME. (YESAVAGE WOULD LEAVE GAME AFTER 5 1/3 INNINGS AND 11 TOTAL STRIKEOUTS, A BLUE JAYS PLAYOFF RECORD BOTTOM 4TH 17. YANKEES RELIEVER WILL WARREN PITCHING – BLUE JAYS HAVE BASES LOADED AND GUERRERO, JR HITS A GRAND SLAM, GEORGE SPRINGER, MYLES STRAW, AND ANDRES GIMENEZ SCORE. BLUE JAYS LEAD 9-0 18. REPLAY OF GUERRERO, JR GRAND SLAM / CELEBRATING 19. VARSHO HITS 2-RUN HOME RUN, ALEJANDRO KIRK SCORES. BLUE JAYS LEAD 11-0 20. REPLAYS OF VARSHO 2-RUN HOME RUN BOTTOM 5TH 21. BLUE JAYS GEORGE SPRINGER HITS SOLO HOME RUN. BLUE JAYS LEAD 12-0 22. REPLAYS OF SPRINGER SOLO HOME RUN / CELEBRATING WITH 'POSTSEASON' JACKET TOP 6TH 23. BLUE JAYS RELIEVER JUSTIN BRUIHL PITCHING – YANKEES CODY BELLINGER HITS 2-RUN HOME RUN, AARON JUDGE SCORES. YANKEES CUT BLUE JAYS LEAD TO 12-2 24. REPLAYS OF BELLINGER 2-RUN HOME RUN / CELEBRATING  BOTTOM 6TH 25. VARSHO HITS SOLO HOME RUN. BLUE JAYS LEAD 13-2 26. REPLAYS OF VARSHO HITTING HIS 2ND HOME RUN OF GAME / CELEBRATING TOP 7TH 27. BLUE JAYS RELIEVER TOMMY NANCE PITCHING – YANKEES GIANCARLO STANTON WITH RBI SINGLE, AARON JUDGE AND BEN RICE SCORE. YANKEES CUT BLUE JAYS LEAD TO 13-7 28. REPLAY OF STANTON RBI SINGLE TOP 9TH 28. BLUE JAYS RELIEVER SERANTHONY DOMINGUEZ STRIKES OUT YANKEES STANTON FOR 3RD AND FINAL OUT TO END GAME. BLUE JAYS WIN 13-7 TO TAKE TWO GAMES TO NONE LEAD IN THEIR BEST OF FIVE SERIES 29. VARIOUS OF BLUE JAYS CELEBRATING STORY: Daulton Varsho homered twice, rookie Trey Yesavage struck out 11 and the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the New York Yankees 13-7 Sunday (October 5) to take a 2-0 lead in the American League Division Series. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. added three hits, including the first postseason grand slam in team history in Game 2 of the best-of-five series. Varsho also had two doubles and four RBIs. Yesavage (1-0), making his fourth career major league start, did not allow a hit and walked one in 5 1/3 innings. The other runner he allowed came on an error. He had 10 strikeouts in the first four innings. Ernie Clement contributed a two-run homer and three RBIs and George Springer added a solo shot for Toronto. Cody Bellinger hit a two-run homer for the Yankees and had three RBIs. The next two games as needed will be played in New York on Tuesday and Wednesday. Toronto scored twice in the second against Max Fried (0-1). Varsho doubled and continued to third on right fielder Aaron Judge's error. Clement hit the next pitch to left for his first career postseason home run. The Blue Jays added three in the third. Davis Schneider walked with one out, took third on Guerrero's single and scored on Alejandro Kirk's groundout to first. Varsho stroked an RBI double into the right-field corner. Clement followed with an RBI single to left. In the fourth, Fried allowed an infield hit to Andres Gimenez and walked Myles Straw before Will Warren replaced him and walked Springer to load the bases. Guerrero hit a blast to left on a 2-1 fastball with one out for his second home run in two games. Alejandro Kirk singled and Varsho hit his first postseason homer on a blast to right center. Fried allowed seven runs, eight hits and two walks with one strikeout in three-plus innings. Springer hit his 20th career postseason homer in the fifth. Justin Bruihl replaced Yesavage with one out in the sixth and allowed Judge's infield single and Bellinger's homer. Varsho hit another homer in the sixth. Toronto's Eric Lauer allowed three singles in the seventh to load the bases. Tommy Nance replaced him and yielded Judge's RBI single, Bellinger's sacrifice fly, Ben Rice's RBI double and Giancarlo Stanton's two-run single. (Production: David Grip) More MLB content is available on Reuters Connect here: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?sources=mlbimagen

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION MATCH BETWEEN ROSARIO CENTRAL AND RIVER PLATE COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: ROSARIO, ARGENTINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ARGENTINA FOOTBALL DISTRIBUTION LLC – No use Argentina. 90 Seconds use only. No use until two hours after final whistle, so no use before 0415GMT Monday, October 6 2025. 72 hours use only, so no use after 0215GMT Thursday, October 9 2025. No archive. No commercial use. No resales. No sublicensing. No monetisation) RIVER PLATE AT ROSARIO CENTRAL (BLUE/YELLOW JERSEYS) AT ESTADIO GIGANTE DE ARROYITO 1. MATCH OFFICIALS AND PLAYERS WALKING ONTO FIELD, ROSARIO'S ANGEL DI MARIA 1ST HALF 2. RIVER GOAL – MIGUEL BORJA GIVE AND GO PASS WITH JUAN FERNANDO QUINTERO AND BORJA SCORES PAST ROSARIO GOALKEEPER JORGE BROUN IN 10TH MINUTE. ROSARIO 0-1 RIVER 3. REPLAYS OF BORJA GOAL 4. ROSARIO GOAL – ANGEL DI MARIA FREE KICK BOUNCES TO FRANCO IBARRA WHO SCORES PAST RIVER GOALKEEPER FRANCO ARMANI IN 21ST MINUTE. ROSARIO 1-1 RIVER 5. REPLAYS OF DI MARIA FREE KICK BOUNCING TO IBARRA FOR GOAL 6. ROSARIO'S DI MARIA IS TACKLED BY RIVER MIDFIELDER JUAN PORTILLO, PORTILLO WOULD EARN A YELLOW CARD, HIS SECOND OF MATCH, SO GETS A RED CARD AND WOULD BE EJECTED FROM MATCH 7. REPLAYS OF PORTILLO SLIDE TACKLE ON DI MARIA 8. REFEREE SHOWING SECOND YELLOW CARD AND PORTILLO WALKING OFF FIELD IN 39TH MINUTE 2ND HALF 9. ROSARIO GOAL – DI MARIA WITH CENTERING PASS THAT IS DEFLECTED BY RIVER DEFENDER BACK TO VICTOR MALCORRA WHO SCORES PAST ARMANI IN 57TH MINUTE. ROSARIO 2-1 RIVER 10. REPLAYS OF DI MARIA CENTERING PASS DEFLECTED BACK TO MALCORRA FOR GOAL 11. RIVER MANAGER MARCELO GALLARDO WATCHING 12. REFEREE BLOWS WHISTLE TO END MATCH, ROSARIO WINS 2-1 STORY: (Production: David Grip)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION MATCH BETWEEN ROSARIO CENTRAL AND RIVER PLATE COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: ROSARIO, ARGENTINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ARGENTINA FOOTBALL DISTRIBUTION LLC – No use Argentina. 90 Seconds use only. No use until two hours after final whistle, so no use before 0415GMT Monday, October 6 2025. 72 hours use only, so no use after 0215GMT Thursday, October 9 2025. No archive. No commercial use. No resales. No sublicensing. No monetisation) RIVER PLATE AT ROSARIO CENTRAL (BLUE/YELLOW JERSEYS) AT ESTADIO GIGANTE DE ARROYITO 1. MATCH OFFICIALS AND PLAYERS WALKING ONTO FIELD, ROSARIO'S ANGEL DI MARIA 1ST HALF 2. RIVER GOAL – MIGUEL BORJA GIVE AND GO PASS WITH JUAN FERNANDO QUINTERO AND BORJA SCORES PAST ROSARIO GOALKEEPER JORGE BROUN IN 10TH MINUTE. ROSARIO 0-1 RIVER 3. REPLAYS OF BORJA GOAL 4. ROSARIO GOAL – ANGEL DI MARIA FREE KICK BOUNCES TO FRANCO IBARRA WHO SCORES PAST RIVER GOALKEEPER FRANCO ARMANI IN 21ST MINUTE. ROSARIO 1-1 RIVER 5. REPLAYS OF DI MARIA FREE KICK BOUNCING TO IBARRA FOR GOAL 6. ROSARIO'S DI MARIA IS TACKLED BY RIVER MIDFIELDER JUAN PORTILLO, PORTILLO WOULD EARN A YELLOW CARD, HIS SECOND OF MATCH, SO GETS A RED CARD AND WOULD BE EJECTED FROM MATCH 7. REPLAYS OF PORTILLO SLIDE TACKLE ON DI MARIA 8. REFEREE SHOWING SECOND YELLOW CARD AND PORTILLO WALKING OFF FIELD IN 39TH MINUTE 2ND HALF 9. ROSARIO GOAL – DI MARIA WITH CENTERING PASS THAT IS DEFLECTED BY RIVER DEFENDER BACK TO VICTOR MALCORRA WHO SCORES PAST ARMANI IN 57TH MINUTE. ROSARIO 2-1 RIVER 10. REPLAYS OF DI MARIA CENTERING PASS DEFLECTED BACK TO MALCORRA FOR GOAL 11. RIVER MANAGER MARCELO GALLARDO WATCHING 12. REFEREE BLOWS WHISTLE TO END MATCH, ROSARIO WINS 2-1 STORY: (Production: David Grip)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MLS GAME BETWEEN VANCOUVER WHITECAPS AND SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (SOCCER UNITED MARKETING – Editorial use only. No more than two minutes use per match. Must on screen courtesy 'MLS on Apple'. No use after December 31, 2025. No monetisation. No resales. No sublicensing) VANCOUVER WHITECAPS 4-1 SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES 1. GOAL/ WHITECAPS FORWARD, RAYAN ELLOUMI, GETS ON THE END OF A FREE KICK AT THE FAR POST. 1-0. 2. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF ELLOUMI GOAL 3. GOAL/ WHITECAPS FORWARD, THOMAS MUELLER, FINDS THE BOTTOM CORNER WITH A SHOT FROM THE EDGE OF THE BOX. 2-0. 4. (SLOW MOTION) VARIOUS (TWO) REPLAYS OF MUELLER GOAL 5. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF MUELLER CELEBRATING 6. GOAL/ WHITECAPS MIDFIELDER, SEBASTIAN BERHALTER, PINGS A SHOT FROM DISTANCE INTO THE TOP CORNER. 3-0. 7. CANADIAN FLAG IN CROWD 8. (SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF BERHALTER’S FIRST GOAL 9. GOAL/ VANCOUVER CLEAR A SAN JOSE CORNER AS FAR AS MIDFIELDER, BEAU LEROUX, WHOSE SHOT GOES IN OFF A DEFLECTION. 3-1. 10. SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF LEROUX GOAL 11. GOAL/ BERHALTER SCORES AGAIN FROM DISTANCE. 4-1 12. SLOW MOTION) REPLAY OF BERHALTER’S SECOND 13. FULL-TIME WHISTLE 14. BERHALTER 15. WHITECAPS HEAD COACH, JESPER SORENSEN, SHAKING HANDS WITH EARTHQUAKES’ HEAD COACH, BRUCE ARENA STORY: Sebastian Berhalter scored twice in the final 26-plus minutes for his first career multi-goal game as the host Vancouver Whitecaps kept alive their chances for the top spot in the Western Conference with a 4-1 victory over the San Jose Earthquakes on Sunday (October 5). Vancouver (17-6-9, 60 points) is tied in points with San Diego (18-9-6, 60 points) but has one fewer win. Vancouver also has two games in hand by facing Orlando City SC and FC Dallas while San Diego visits the Portland Timbers on Decision Day on October 18. Thomas Mueller continued his strong start in the MLS by scoring in the 57th minute for his fifth goal in five games since the German superstar joining Vancouver following a stellar 17-year career with Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. Mueller's latest goal helped Vancouver earn a team-record 17th win and extend its unbeaten streak to seven games (4-0-3). Rayan Elloumi scored his second career MLS goal in the 39th minute while Berhalter scored in the 74th and two minutes into stoppage time after setting up Elloumi's goal with a perfectly executed free kick. Teammate Ali Ahmed drew the foul that led to the free kick on Elloumi's goal and also collected an assist. Whitecaps goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka made two saves and nearly posted his league-leading 14th shutout before Beau Leroux scored in the 89th minute. San Jose (10-15-8, 38 points) – the last club to beat Vancouver (2-1 on August 9) – dropped to 3-8-1 in its past 12 contests. After San Jose's Benji Kikanovic took a yellow card for fouling Ahmed, Vancouver cashed in. Berhalter kicked it toward the left side of the net for Elloumi, who eluded Kikanovic and another defender before sending a right-footed shot into the net. Vancouver took a 2-0 lead after Berhalter won a ball near midfield and moved up the field before passing to Ahmed. He encountered two defenders and quickly moved the ball to Mueller, who was wide open for a right-footed shot from slightly outside the box that went to the bottom left corner. Following Mueller's goal, Berhalter scored on a pair of shots from outside the box to secure the victory. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MLB GAME BETWEEN TORONTO BLUE JAYS AND NEW YORK YANKEES SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (MLB – See restrictions before use) STORY: Daulton Varsho homered twice, rookie Trey Yesavage struck out 11 and the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the New York Yankees 13-7 Sunday (October 5) to take a 2-0 lead in the American League Division Series. Vladimir Guerrero Jr. added three hits, including the first postseason grand slam in team history in Game 2 of the best-of-five series. Varsho also had two doubles and four RBIs. Yesavage (1-0), making his fourth career major league start, did not allow a hit and walked one in 5 1/3 innings. The other runner he allowed came on an error. He had 10 strikeouts in the first four innings. Ernie Clement contributed a two-run homer and three RBIs and George Springer added a solo shot for Toronto. Cody Bellinger hit a two-run homer for the Yankees and had three RBIs. The next two games as needed will be played in New York on Tuesday and Wednesday. Toronto scored twice in the second against Max Fried (0-1). Varsho doubled and continued to third on right fielder Aaron Judge's error. Clement hit the next pitch to left for his first career postseason home run. The Blue Jays added three in the third. Davis Schneider walked with one out, took third on Guerrero's single and scored on Alejandro Kirk's groundout to first. Varsho stroked an RBI double into the right-field corner. Clement followed with an RBI single to left. In the fourth, Fried allowed an infield hit to Andres Gimenez and walked Myles Straw before Will Warren replaced him and walked Springer to load the bases. Guerrero hit a blast to left on a 2-1 fastball with one out for his second home run in two games. Alejandro Kirk singled and Varsho hit his first postseason homer on a blast to right center. Fried allowed seven runs, eight hits and two walks with one strikeout in three-plus innings. Springer hit his 20th career postseason homer in the fifth. Justin Bruihl replaced Yesavage with one out in the sixth and allowed Judge's infield single and Bellinger's homer. Varsho hit another homer in the sixth. Toronto's Eric Lauer allowed three singles in the seventh to load the bases. Tommy Nance replaced him and yielded Judge's RBI single, Bellinger's sacrifice fly, Ben Rice's RBI double and Giancarlo Stanton's two-run single. (Production: David Grip)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ARGENTINE PRIMERA DIVISION MATCH BETWEEN BOCA JUNIORS AND NEWELL'S OLD BOYS COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ARGENTINE FOOTBALL DISTRIBUTION LLC –  No use Argentina. 90 Seconds use only. No use until two hours after final whistle, so no use before 0150GMT Monday, October 6 2025. 72 hours use only, so no use after 2350GMT Wednesday, October 8 2025. No archive. No commercial use. No resales. No sublicensing. No monetisation) BOCA JUNIORS 5-0 NEWELL'S OLD BOYS 1. GOAL/ BOCA FORWARD, MILTON GIMENEZ, HEADS IN A PASS FROM FULL-BACK JUAN BARINAGA. 1-0. 2. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF GIMENEZ’S FIRST GOAL 3. GOAL/ GIMENEZ TAPS IN A REBOUND OFF THE POST. 2-0. 4. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF GIMENEZ’S SECOND 5. GOAL/ NEWELL’S GOALKEEPER, JUAN ANGEL ESPINOLA GONZALEZ, MAKES TWO SAVES BEFORE BOCA DEFENDER, AYRTON COSTA, NODS INTO AN EMPTY NET. 3-0. 6. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF COSTA GOAL 7. GOAL/ BOCA WINGER, BRIAN AGUIRRE, HEADS IN A DEFLECTED CROSS AT THE BACK POST. 4-0. 8. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF AGUIRRE GOAL 9. GOAL/ BOCA FULL-BACK, LAUTARO BLANCO, SCORES THROUGH ESPINOLA’S LEGS. 5-0. 10. (SLOW-MOTION) REPLAY OF ESPINOLA GOAL 11. GIMENEZ AT FULL-TIME 12. BOCA WINGER, EXEQUIEL ZEBALLOS/ SCORE GRAPHIC STORY: TO FOLLOW  (Production: Conal Quinn)

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