UK fans who stayed up for the World Cup witnessed a thrilling 2-2 draw between Iran and New Zealand. Iran came back twice, with Ramin Rezaeian and Mohammad Mohebbi scoring, while Eli Just netted a brace for the All Whites.
Macclesfield's FA Cup win over Crystal Palace inspires Hollywood film about owner Rob Smethurst's unlikely purchase and the club's rise.
Olympic champion Alex Yee will pace Emile Cairess in a British record attempt at the London Marathon, repaying a favour from Valencia.
Harry Kane joins David Baddiel and Sir Geoff Hurst in a colour broadcast of the 1966 World Cup final to raise funds for Alzheimer's Society.
Camilla Kerslake reveals the brutal brain injury battle faced by her husband, former England rugby captain Chris Robshaw.
Police confirm 30-year-old celebrity arrested on suspicion of rape and sexual assault after Tyson Fury fight in London.
Arsenal face a transfer dilemma between Benjamin Sesko and Viktor Gyokeres as they seek a new striker this summer.
Sunderland have offered former Arsenal captain Granit Xhaka a three-year contract in a surprise transfer move, competing with Saudi interest.
Manchester-born Joel Senior, 19, signs for Burnley after impressing from non-league football, earning a 12-month deal with the Premier League club.
Alan Shearer slams Newcastle United's transfer window, saying the hierarchy 'failed' Eddie Howe after a frustrating summer of limited signings.
Croatian journalist Tomislav Gabelic reveals likely formation and lineup for Croatia's World Cup opener against England, including a back-three and key players like Modric.
Tyler Fairman, 26, died after an alleged hit-and-run in Arnold. He was expecting a baby girl with his partner. A man has been charged.
World Snooker Championship stays at Crucible until 2045 with £45m revamp, adding 500 seats. Barry Hearn cites sentiment and government funding as key factors.
AFL faces scrutiny over homophobia sanctions as star player Izak Rankine's case sparks debate on cultural change vs individual punishment.
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Five ex-Premier League footballers who became billionaires, including Louis Saha, David Beckham, Mathieu Flamini, and Martin Braithwaite.
Liverpool scored three first-half corners in a 5-2 win over West Ham, with Slot praising improved set-piece threat after a frustrating season.
Vinícius Júnior accuses Benfica's Prestianni of racist abuse during Real Madrid's 1-0 win, sparking protocol delay and widespread condemnation.
Raheem Sterling's poor form at Feyenoord puts pressure on manager Robin van Persie, who needs second place for Champions League qualification.
Arsenal's Havertz out for Atletico clash, but Saka and Eze available. Arteta provides injury updates ahead of Champions League semi-final.
Cleveland Guardians stars Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz indicted over alleged scheme to rig pitches in MLB games, part of a US sports betting crisis.
An update on the 15 youngsters given debuts by Louis van Gaal at Manchester United and their prospects under José Mourinho.
Campbell Hatton pays emotional tribute to his father, boxing legend Ricky Hatton, who died at 46.
Ollie Robinson and Jack Carson hit centuries as Sussex fight back from 92-7 to declare on 358-9 against Surrey at the Oval.
Max Verstappen criticises FIA for delaying Belgian GP start due to rain, while George Russell defends safety call amid poor visibility at Spa.
Jack Hughes defends Team USA's White House visit after backlash over laughing at Trump's joke about women's team, citing patriotism and team unity.
Two paddleboarders rescued after drifting 10km across Port Phillip Bay on Christmas Day, among three separate incidents in Victoria.
France names squad without Shaun Edwards; Wales women's defence coach sees progress despite Six Nations losses; Henry Pollock praised for behaviour change after critics.
Wales beat Kazakhstan 1-0 in a tense World Cup qualifier, with Kieffer Moore scoring the only goal. Craig Bellamy's side held on despite late pressure.
Pep Guardiola admits Chelsea are 'almost unstoppable' after Man City's win over Sunderland leaves them eight points behind the Premier League leaders.