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The Week 3 Thursday Night Football clash puts the Buffalo Bills against the Miami Dolphins in Orchard Park, New York. Buffalo comes in 2-0, firing on all cylinders, while Miami is 0-2 and fighting to avoid their worst start in years. The rivalry has been one-sided lately — the Bills have won six straight, including a playoff game, and Josh Allen is an incredible 12-2 against the Dolphins. For those tracking divisional battles and long-term matchups, you can dive deeper into team trends and rosters at NFL Teams. Miami hasn’t won in Buffalo since 2016, adding pressure to a team already under the microscope after back-to-back losses. Coach Mike McDaniel is in the hot seat, needing a statement performance to

The New York Liberty hold a 1-0 series lead over the Phoenix Mercury heading into Wednesday’s pivotal WNBA playoff showdown. With a win, New York would secure a spot in the semifinals, while a Mercury victory would force a decisive Game 3 in Phoenix on Friday. Breanna Stewart remains the biggest storyline entering Game 2. The seven-time All-Star injured her left knee late in New York’s 76-69 overtime win on Sunday. While coach Sandy Brondello confirmed imaging came back “relatively clean,” Stewart is listed as a game-time decision. Her presence is critical. Stewart scored 18 points, grabbed six rebounds, and dished out four assists in Game 1, while also serving as the primary defender on Mercury star Alyssa Thomas. If

Los Angeles FC begin an important stretch of their season with a road trip to face Real Salt Lake on Wednesday in Sandy, Utah. The match was originally scheduled for June 25 but was pushed back due to LAFC’s participation in the FIFA Club World Cup. It is the first of two meetings in quick succession between these Western Conference rivals, with the return game set for Sunday in Los Angeles. While many MLS clubs have already reached 30 matches played, LAFC (12-7-8, 44 points) have only completed 27, giving them multiple opportunities to climb in the standings. Only Inter Miami, also a Club World Cup participant, have played fewer games. For fans looking at wagering opportunities, the latest soccer

The Columbus Crew’s playoff push took a hit with the announcement that leading scorer Diego Rossi will miss two to four weeks due to a hamstring injury. Rossi, who has 16 goals this season, exited Saturday’s match against Atlanta United in the 42nd minute, just after completing a hat trick that gave Columbus a 5-0 lead. The Crew held on for a wild 5-4 win. Columbus (13-6-10, 49 points) now turns its attention to New York City FC (14-9-5, 47 points) on Wednesday at Yankee Stadium. Originally scheduled for Aug. 9 at Citi Field, the match was postponed due to poor field conditions. For bettors tracking playoff races, updated soccer odds and scores highlight the stakes for both sides. Despite