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Who am I? Guess Premier League star No 24
BBC Sport has published the 24th edition of its daily Premier League “Who am I?” football quiz. Players try to identify a footballer using as few clues as possible, with each incorrect answer unlocking another clue. The quiz awards more points for fewer guesses: three points is described as a good score, while four or…
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Only wins can stop England’s curfew hokey-cokey
England’s midnight curfew for players has been scrapped again after seven months, following a series of changing rules and controversy over behaviour on recent tours. The decision, led by returning captain Joe Root and new Test coach Stephen Fleming, reflects a belief that senior international cricketers should take responsibility for themselves, though it also highlights…
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“Soccer coach” jailed in California for child sexual assault caught umpiring youth cricket in South Yorkshire
Stephen Morgan, 40, was jailed for eight years in a US prison in 2019 for sexually assaulting a child
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What next for Welsh Fire?
Welsh Fire’s men’s and women’s teams have both missed out on The Hundred’s 2026 knockout stages, extending the Cardiff franchise’s wait for a first title. Although both sides improved on last season’s bottom-place finishes, the women finished fifth and the men again failed to reach the play-offs, leaving the club to reassess ahead of next…
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‘Wimbledon’: Is this Kirsten Dunst’s worst movie?
Not very memorable. The post ‘Wimbledon’: Is this Kirsten Dunst’s worst movie? first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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Clueless WNBA attacks ‘bad-faith’ fans who don’t want biological men ruining women’s sports
An opinion piece from Fox News’ Outkick criticises the WNBA for failing to define eligibility criteria around transgender athletes despite convening a task force and holding repeated meetings on the issue. The league issued a statement acknowledging discussions on transgender athletes and “hate and vitriol” directed at players online, saying there are no immediate eligibility…
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Failure not an option as Ange Postecoglou gears up for biggest challenge yet alongside Ronaldo | John Duerden
Ange Postecoglou faces intense pressure as he begins his first season managing Saudi Pro League champions Al-Nassr alongside Cristiano Ronaldo. Although the role brings a star-studded squad, the club’s rapid turnover of managers means immediate success is expected, with little tolerance for a slow start or failure to win silverware. Postecoglou is Al-Nassr’s 12th coach…
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Convicted rapist who preyed on women at America’s top party school faces reckoning after courthouse dash
Former University of California, Santa Barbara student Arian Eteghaei was convicted of forcible rape, forcible sexual penetration and domestic violence after a three-month trial. After the verdict, he allegedly tried to flee the Santa Barbara courthouse but was quickly detained, leaving him in custody and facing the prospect of a lengthy prison term as well…