Egypt coach Hossam Hassan suggested he has shown how to get the best out of Mohamed Salah after his heroics in a historic 3-1 World Cup win over New Zealand, in an apparent dig at Liverpool managers.
Aaron Ramsey, retired in April, is the odds-on favourite at 1/2 to become Oxford United's next manager after Matt Bloomfield's sacking following relegation from the Championship.
David Hunter, 47, lost his appeal to overturn his murder conviction for the 2016 execution of Michael Barr in a Dublin pub, after claiming he was in Ireland for a UB40 concert.
Scarpetta, starring Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis, is a forensic crime drama on Prime Video that Silent Witness fans are comparing to the long-running BBC hit.
Manuel Ugarte was heavily criticized by Uruguayan media after a 2-2 draw with Cape Verde, with outlets calling him a 'biggest weakness' and slamming his performance in midfield.
Henry Pollock dismisses South African critics ahead of England's clash with the Springboks, while Faf de Klerk and Vincent Koch join the Barbarians to face Wales.
Find out how to watch Scotland vs Brazil in the 2026 World Cup: TV channel, live stream, UK kick-off time (11pm BST), and match preview from Hard Rock Stadium, Miami.
Four World Cup 2026 matches today: Argentina vs Austria, France vs Iraq, Norway vs Senegal, Jordan vs Algeria. UK and US TV channels and free streaming details.
Details of Tennis Australia's peace deal with the PTPA reveal cooperation against other grand slams, escalating tennis civil war.
Roy Hodgson returns to management at 78 with Bristol City after Gerhard Struber's sacking; he will lead the Championship side for the final seven games.
Indiana beat Ohio State 13-10 to win their first outright Big Ten title since 1945, ending a 30-year losing streak against the Buckeyes.
Bruno Fernandes wins September's Premier League Goal of the Month, becoming only the second player to win the award three times, matching Andros Townsend's record.
Serena Williams, 44, has been awarded a wildcard for the 2026 Wimbledon ladies' singles, marking her return to Grand Slam singles after retiring in 2022.
Rory McIlroy hit back at a US Open heckler by mocking their size during a frustrating final round at Shinnecock Hills, finishing six over par outside the top 30.
Premier League clubs charge thousands for child mascots, sparking criticism over pricing and commercialisation of fandom.
Gogglebox star Tristan Plummer was once a promising footballer wanted by Arsenal and Chelsea before turning to TV.
Mohamed Salah led Egypt to their first-ever World Cup win, while Cape Verde shocked Uruguay with a dramatic draw, keeping their knockout hopes alive.
Australia announces record 51 female athletes for 2026 Winter Olympics, highlighting growth in winter sports and gender equality.
Stephen Bunting reveals his 13-year-old son Toby was abused online after his darts world championship exit.
Tunisia, Turkey, and Haiti are eliminated from the 2026 World Cup after two losses each, due to FIFA's new head-to-head tiebreaker rule that ends hopes before final group matches.
Brighton & Hove Albion bans Guardian reporters after allegations about owner Tony Bloom, sparking press freedom concerns.
Dickie Bird, cricket's most loved umpire, remembered for his humour, caution, and lifelong devotion to the game.
Liverpool view Jeremy Jacquet as a better long-term signing than Marc Guehi, who joined Man City after the Reds' deal collapsed.
Henry Pollock dismisses South African critics as 'white noise' after man-of-the-match performance, while Springboks stars join Barbarians to face Wales, and France rest key players for Nations Championship.
GK Barry's comment about Tottenham during a WSL draw led to an apology from the league. The internet personality faced backlash but was defended by Loose Women's Denise Welch.
Joe Hart defends Spain's choice to bench Arsenal's David Raya for Unai Simon at the World Cup, citing Simon's consistent form and seniority despite Raya's Golden Glove season.
ITV wins £80m Nations Championship rugby rights from TNT Sports, ensuring free-to-air coverage of England Tests from 2026.
High Court rejects campaigners' attempt to block Wimbledon's £200m expansion, ruling land not subject to public trust.
Clare Balding apologises live on Channel 4 after swearing during women's Boat Race victory interview.
Eileen Gu responds to JD Vance's criticism of her representing China, saying she is 'flattered' and not offended.