The Toronto Raptors have won the NBA Championship for the first time in their 24-year history.
They beat the Golden State Warriors 110-114 in game six at the Oracle Arena in California to win the series 4-2.
It makes the Raptors the first ever non-US team to win the NBA title.
It’s also the city’s first major sporting triumph since the Toronto Blue Jays won a second straight World Series 26 years ago.
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First-half goals send Mexico to comfortable 2-0 victory over Ecuador
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