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How Wimbledon has got ‘all aboard’ Fery’s journey to Centre Court
Arthur Fery is approaching the biggest match of his career when he faces Grigor Dimitrov on Centre Court in the Wimbledon fourth round – and is hoping for more enthusiastic British support.
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Neymar says Brazil career over after Norway defeat
An emotional Neymar says his international career for Brazil is “over” following his side’s exit at the 2026 World Cup at the hands of Norway.
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How Trump launched behind-the-scenes campaign to get American star back onto the World Cup stage
White House officials, U.S. Soccer executives and lawyers all became involved before FIFA ultimately reinstated Balogun ahead of the United States’ Round of 16 clash with Belgium.
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‘Iconic match at iconic stadium’ – England win down to ‘pure will’
England are praised for showing “heart and belief” as they beat Mexico in an “iconic match at an iconic stadium” to reach the World Cup quarter-finals.
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An incredible night when England heroes were made
On a spine-tingling night of drama, emotion and pure theatre in one of sport’s most atmospheric arenas, England delivered one of their greatest performances.
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BBC Alba to screen Glasgow Commonwealth Games with nightly live coverage
The Gaelic broadcaster will be the only place on the BBC showing action from Glasgow 2026, which begins on 23 July.
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England Defeats Mexico 3-2 in Epic World Cup Last-16 Clash at Azteca Stadium
England produced one of their most memorable World Cup knockout performances, defeating Mexico 3-2 in a dramatic last-16 tie at the Estadio Azteca. Reduced to 10 men after Jarrel Quansah’s early red card for a challenge on Jesus Gallardo, the Three Lions mounted an impressive comeback, with Jude Bellingham scoring twice and captain Harry Kane…
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Tuchel ‘very proud’ of England but criticises officials
England head coach Thomas Tuchel is full of praise for his side after they held on to beat Mexico 3-2 in the Azteca Stadium, but is critical of the match officials at the World Cup.
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London Diamond League is pricing us out, say families
Some call the UK’s flagship athletics meet “exorbitant”, with analysis showing events elsewhere are cheaper.