The real cost of Champions League to Man Utd and impact on INEOS' summer transfers
ANALYSIS: Manchester United are on track to return to the Champions League next season.
Hearts, Rangers or Celtic? Fans have their say on title race!
Hearts fan Liam Corbett, Rangers supporter David Herd and Celtic fan Paul John Dykes discuss who will come out on top in the Scottish Premiership title race.
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Former BOA and Wada executive Reedie dies aged 84
Sir Craig Reedie, the former chair of the British Olympic Association and president of the World Anti-Doping Agency, dies at the age of 84.
Danny Dyer goes through rollercoaster of emotions as West Ham face Leeds
Danny Dyer was filmed going through a rollercoaster of emotions as Leeds beat West Ham on penalties to reach their first semi-final for 39 years.
Lincoln seal dramatic return to Championship after several decades
Tonda Eckert: The boss who has Saints back on the march
From 21st in the Championship when he took over to the thick of the play-off race and an FA Cup semi-final.
Soldier in Milan wins Irish Grand National
Soldier In Milan, ridden by Donagh Meyler, races clear to win the Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse.
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Ipswich gain edge in Championship promotion race after rivals Norwich do them huge favour
Ipswich leapt into second with a win over Birmingham after rivals Norwich did them a huge favour by beating promotion contenders Millwall
USMNT striker Patrick Agyemang to miss World Cup after ‘serious’ achilles injury
Derby striker was stretchered off after awkward landing25-year-old had scored for US in friendly v Belgium US national team striker Patrick Agyemang will miss this summer’s World Cup after suffering a “serious” achilles tendon injury during Derby County’s 2-0 win over Stoke City on Monday, the club said.The 25-year-old, who is in his first season at …
'Oh no!' - Watch one of the most bizarre own goals you'll ever see
Preston's Thierry Small had a moment to forget when he scored a horror own goal against QPR.
Blackburn & West Brom both take point to edge closer to safety
Leicester battle back at Sheff Wed but remain in drop zone
Jordan Ayew's late goal denied Sheffield Wednesday their first home win of the Championship season but it was not enough to drag Leicester out of the relegation zone as they drew 1-1 with the league's bottom side.
Small own goal earns point for QPR
Thierry Small scored an unfortunate own goal to help QPR extend their unbeaten run to four games after a 1-1 draw at Preston.
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Bristol City make it back-to-back wins under Hodgson
An inspired second-half performance from goalkeeper Radek Vitek helped Bristol City make it maximum points from two games under interim head coach Roy Hodgson with a 1-0 Sky Bet Championship victory over Sheffield United at Ashton Gate.
Soldier In Milan dispatches rivals in Irish Grand National
Soldier In Milan belied his inexperience with a stunning victory in the Boyle Sports Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse
Should Leeds have been awarded a penalty for this late challenge?
West Ham United survive a penalty scare against Leeds United after Max Kilman collides with Anton Stach after the German midfielder had already got his shot away.
In-form George aims to spark Wales attack
Fly-half Lleucu George is looking to add some much-needed creativity into Wales' attack in the 2026 Women's Six Nations.
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Lincoln earn promotion to Championship to end 65-year wait
Lincoln City last played second-tier football in 1961
Kasey McAteer seals controversial win over Birmingham to lift Ipswich up to second
With his winner against Birmingham, Kasey McAteer gave Ipswich supporters something to talk about other than Nigel Farage – namely the growing prospect of a return to the Premier League at the first attempt. At the ground where the Reform UK leader had been allowed two weeks before to parade with a “Farage 10” Ipswich shirt, the hosts moved into the …
Horse welfare debate helps highlight Grand National’s unrivalled status
While authorities are under pressure to keep learning, TV audience figures suggest the public have not lost interestThere will never be a year when horse welfare is not an issue in the run-up to the Grand National, and that is, in a sense, a positive for the sport. It is a sign that the National retains its status as the biggest race of the year – in terms …