England captain Kane a major doubt to face Wales
England captain Harry Kane is a major doubt to face Wales on Thursday.
Farrell 'motivated' for more Wigan success with potential Grand Final 'three-peat'
Wigan Warriors captain Liam Farrell knows exactly what to expect in the Super League Grand Final on Saturday but that does not mean any motivation to win more silverware has gone away.
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Gerrard set to hold talks with Rangers owners in London
Steven Gerrard will meet Rangers' owners in London over the coming days to hold talks over a sensational return to Ibrox.
Arsenal in ongoing discussions over potential Emirates expansion
Arsenal are in ongoing discussions about how they can improve the Emirates Stadium - including a potential expansion.
Sean Bowen hoping brother James will prove to be a title challenger
Champion jockey Sean Bowen is a hot favourite to win a second National Hunt title and hopes younger brother James can make it a family one-two this season.
Tarkowski signs new Everton deal and eyes Europe
Everton defender James Tarkowski says the club are targeting European football after signing a new two-year deal with the Toffees.
'Australia in disarray' - Nashra stars as Pakistan make stunning start
Nashra Sandhu takes three quick wickets as Australia crumble to 75-6 against a rampant Pakistan side at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.
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'Scotland hoping for all thriller and no killer in Greece showdown'
BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English sets the scene for Scotland's crucial World Cup qualifier with Greece.
Watford sack Pezzolano after 10 games and reappoint Gracia
Watford sack head coach Paulo Pezzolano after just 10 games in charge of the Championship club and replace him with former boss Javi Gracia.
Ronaldo is Bloomberg's first billionaire footballer
Portugal striker Cristiano Ronaldo is worth $1.4bn (£1.04bn), according to financial information and media firm Bloomberg.
'No-one will remember' Australian Ashes digs - Root
England batter Joe Root dismisses criticism of his record in Australia and says the upcoming Ashes series is "not about" him scoring a first hundred down under.
Explained: Why Arsenal stadium move is essential amid Wembley concern
Gunners risk falling behind rivals without stadium upgrade but a temporary move to Wembley could disrupt momentum under Mikel Arteta
Holding league matches abroad risks 'breaking football', says UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin
UEFA ‘reluctantly’ approved plans for domestic matches to be played overseas on Monday
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Why Brentford risk becoming victims of their own efficiency as key issue emerges
Bees look disjointed in attack as Keith Andrews attempts to build on Thomas Frank’s foundations
Jude Bellingham a notable absentee when England take on Wales – talking points
Both countries have World Cup qualifiers in the days after the Wembley friendly.
UEFA boss Aleksander Ceferin warns overseas league games risk ‘breaking’ football
UEFA has allowed one LaLiga and one Serie A match will be played overseas
Joe Root hopes can England grasp ‘great opportunity’ to win Ashes in Australia
England last won an Ashes series Down Under in 2010-11.
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‘I stood on the shoulders of giants’: Josh Walters on scoring in the 2015 Super League Grand Final
Walters scored the key try for Leeds a decade ago and he did it again in the Scottish Grand Final this yearBy No Helmets RequiredTen years ago this week Josh Walters took a simple pass and plunged over the tryline at Old Trafford to score the final try in the Super League Grand Final as Leeds secured their seventh title. There were 73,512 fans inside the …
‘Sensationally damning’: Malaysian football rocked by naturalisation scandal
Seven national-team players, including one from La Liga, have been suspended by Fifa over claims of cheatingThere hasn’t been that much to smile about for Malaysian football fans in recent years, so there was real jubilation among the 60,000 home spectators upon the final whistle in Kuala Lumpur on on 10 June. A 4-0 win over regional rivals Vietnam not …
Collin Morikawa denies his ‘chaos’ comments inflamed USA fans at Ryder Cup
US golfer admits home fans ‘crossed the line’ with abuseMorikawa says he did not intend fans to get out of handCollin Morikawa admits the behaviour of American fans at the Ryder Cup “crossed the line” but he denies he was partly to blame for inflaming the atmosphere.Two days before the event started at Bethpage in New York, the two-time major winner …