The Fifa president also defended ticket prices and commended his team for getting Iran to the competition

Fifa president defends handling of tournament‘Screaming and shouting does not find a solution’Gianni Infantino told football fans to “chill and relax” on the eve of the World Cup, while Fifa faced criticism from the United Nations over the immigration issues that have overshadowed the buildup to the tournament.The Fifa president launched a staunch …

Cooper Lutkenhaus, 17, wins 800m by 0.01secGout Gout sixth; Tebogo says: ‘He has a long way to go’There are few venues more deeply embedded into track and field’s soul than the Bislett Stadion. An extraordinary 70 world records have been set here. Plenty of reputations have been made. Plenty more left frayed, too.And so it proved again as the brilliant …

Changes will address energy management issuesVerstappen one of most outspoken critics of current rulesThe key players in Formula One have come to an agreement to settle the proposed changes to the sport’s engines for the 2027 and 2028 seasons. These have been seen as crucial in addressing widespread driver dissatisfaction with the current formula, not …

City intensify their pursuit of England midfielderForest want fee to match British record £125m for IsakManchester City have made a second bid worth £122m for Elliot Anderson which has been rejected by Nottingham Forest, who want a British record transfer fee of £125m before any add-ons for the England midfielder.City’s offer follows an initial bid of …

Cross sky-rocketed to fame in 2018 when he won the World Championship after turning pro less than a year before, beating icon Phil Taylor in the final in what was the last match of The Power's career.

On the eve of this World Cup, Infantino sat on a dais in a marquee outside the Azteca Stadium, where Mexico City play South Africa on Thursday, and did not say he felt much of anything at all.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino called for people to "chill and relax" over Somali referee Omar Artan being denied entry to the United States to officiate at the World Cup. 

Formula 1 agrees a two-step plan to change engine design in response to criticism of this year's new rules.

‘This was one of, if not the scariest experience of my life,’ the Olympic gymnast wrote Saturday on Instagram

After his 2021 incident, Eriksen was fitted with an implantable cardioverter defibrillator

An escalating teachers’ strike and concerns around public perception have left locals with complicated feelings on the eve of the tournament’s openerWorld Cup newsletter | Daily podcast | Download the appMexico City’s Plaza de la Constitución sits in the middle of the city’s historic center and has been a gathering place since Aztec times. Nobody …

Viewers were given a first look at the ITV studio on the eve of the World Cup as England faced Costa Rica in a warm-up match, with the broadcaster revealing a stunning view of the New York skyline.

Sky Sports News' Rob Dorsett with an update on the weather in Orlando ahead of England's final World Cup warm up game with Costa Rica.

Football is having an increasing influence in the USA - but the USA is having an increasing influence on football, too.

Man Utd are yet to be told whether Barcelona intend to sign England international Marcus Rashford for £26m before 15 June deadline following his loan spell.

Police have been contacted with new information about the West Ham co-owner following a BBC Panorama and Times investigation.

Three Lions’ final warm-up friendly threatened by extreme weather conditions

The biggest World Cup of all time finally starts on Thursday. In so many ways, from Iran and visa issues to 48 teams and 16 venues, it is an unprecedented tournament. Miguel Delaney, on the ground in New York, delves into the details behind the immense scale of ‘United 2026’

The claw, the temporary arena structure that houses the eight-sided cage, is the buzziest landmark this week in DC