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Sweden overcame a sluggish start to put five past Italy in group G Route at Wellington Stadium in New Zealand. The Swedes locked their sport in the round of 16 the ongoing FIFA Women's World Cup. Italy had a pretty dominant start with multiple shots and a goal in the first few minutes.

Sweden book round of 16th berth with a 5-0 victory over Italy

At least two people were killed and six others wounded in central Auckland on the 20th of July. The attack by a 24-year-old gunman took place at a construction site barely hours ahead of the opening match of FIFA women's world cup. The attacker, believed to have a history of mental health issues, was shot dead by law enforcement officials. Incidents of gun violence are rare in New Zealand especially after sweeping gun laws were introduced after the 2019 Christchurch mosque massacre. Mohammed Saleh brings you this report.

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Two people died and six got seriously injured at a mass shooting incident in New Zealand's Auckland. According to the reports, the shooter has also been killed. New Zealand's Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has reassured that the shooting is not going to have any adverse effect on FIFA Women's World Cup, which is all set to begin in Auckland.

New Zealand PM Chris Hipkins: No risk to national security

Shooting incident took place ahead of FIFA Women's World Cup in Auckland