Scaloni says he has ‘a lot of things to think about’He has led Argentina to Copa América and World Cup triumphsArgentina’s World Cup-winning manager Lionel Scaloni made the stunning admission that he was contemplating walking away from his position after his team achieved the rare feat of beating Brazil in Rio de Janeiro.Scaloni’s pronouncement …

‘Slower progress than hoped,’ admits FA chiefPremier League clubs have not met agreed goalsFootball clubs who pledged to improve their ethnic and gender diversity have collectively failed to hit any of their annual targets, the Football Association has revealed.The third year of the Football Leadership Diversity Code (FLDC), a voluntary agreement …

Emma Hayes says Millie Bright's knee is "angry" and she could withdraw from England squad for the Lionesses' matches against the Netherlands and Scotland.

Tiger Woods and his son Charlie will team up again at the PNC Championship to be held in Orlando next month.

The Scotland squad is settled under a manager who favours continuity, so is there room for anyone to stake a claim before Euro 2024?

Ospreys captain Justin Tipuric is not expected to return from surgery on a broken thumb for at least six weeks.

Kaveh Solhekol reveals which of the eight Premier League clubs voted against banning teams from loaning players from their associated clubs.

Sam Blitz spoke to Sky Sports Transfers Co-ordinator Lyall Thomas about Arsenal's potential transfer business in the January transfer window as they look to challenge for the title this season.

England captain Owen Farrell says his side's World Cup exit is still a "tough one" to take but admits he must now focus on club rugby.

Isthmian Premier side will now travel to Sutton in round two‘This mistake falls way below the high standards we set’Barnsley have been expelled from the FA Cup for fielding an ineligible player in their 3-0 first-round replay win at Horsham on 14 November. Their seventh-tier opponents will replace them in the second round, travelling to League Two Sutton …

Wednesday marks the first anniversary of the Glazers announcing they would listen to offers, effectively firing the starting gun on a sale process that could lead to their eventual departure.

The League One outfit admitted they had made an 'administrative error' and apologised to their fans for the 'regrettable' mistake.