Marcus Rashford and Lucia Loi Split After Eight Years
Marcus Rashford and Lucia Loi have reportedly split after eight years together, citing pandemic pressures.
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Ricky Hatton Funeral: Boxing World Pays Tribute to Manchester Legend
Ricky Hatton's funeral saw boxing stars and fans pay tribute to the Manchester legend, with emotional eulogies from his children.
Tasmania's $1.13bn AFL Stadium Likely Approved
Three Tasmanian independents back $1.13bn Hobart stadium, paving way for AFL Devils entry in 2028.
Paret-Peintre Wins on Mont Ventoux as Pogacar Holds Off Vingegaard
Valentin Paret-Peintre wins stage 16 of the Tour de France on Mont Ventoux, as Tadej Pogacar resists Jonas Vingegaard's attacks to retain the yellow jersey.
Manchester United's £16.7m Cost for Sacking Ruben Amorim Revealed
Manchester United's latest accounts reveal £16.7m cost for sacking Ruben Amorim, but operating profit rises amid cost-cutting.
Bruno Fernandes Commits Future to Manchester United as Barcelona Exit Godts Race
Bruno Fernandes commits to Man Utd; Barcelona exit race for Ajax winger Mika Godts, boosting United's transfer hopes.
Siena Lacrosse Coach Liam Gleason Dies Aged 41
Siena men's lacrosse coach Liam Gleason dies aged 41 after a fall at home, leaving behind wife and three children.
Ex-Barcelona Star Martin Braithwaite Amasses £200m Property Fortune After Football
Martin Braithwaite, former Barcelona and Middlesbrough striker, has amassed a £200m property fortune through real estate investments.
Tuchel Keeps Cool Amid World Cup Draw Chaos
Thomas Tuchel urges England to focus on the controllable after a chaotic World Cup draw pits them against Croatia, Ghana, and Panama.
ECB to Take ‘Appropriate Action’ After More Historical Offensive Tweets Emerge
ECB to take action after more historical offensive tweets from England cricketers emerge, including Jimmy Anderson, Eoin Morgan and Jos Buttler.
Anthony Taylor Given Week Off Premier League Duty After Online Abuse
Referee Anthony Taylor given week off after online abuse following record 14 yellow cards in Chelsea vs Bournemouth match; Premier League investigates.
Raducanu and Alcaraz at Odds Over Tennis Schedule
Emma Raducanu disagrees with Carlos Alcaraz and Jack Draper over tennis schedule complaints, saying players should set a positive example.
Western United Wound Up by Court After Failed Rescue Bid
Federal Court orders winding up of Western United after rejecting $15m rescue bid; club loses A-League licence.
Fifa's Water Break Policy: Player Welfare or Advertising Opportunity?
Fifa's mandatory water breaks at the 2026 World Cup allow adverts, sparking debate on player welfare vs commercialisation.
Cannavaro Leads Uzbekistan To First World Cup As Coach
Fabio Cannavaro leads Uzbekistan to their first World Cup, praising the nation's fighting spirit and investing in football development.
Trans Women's Fitness Converges With Cis Women, Study Finds
Study finds trans women's strength and fitness converge with cis women after hormone therapy, challenging blanket bans in sport.
Curaçao Ready To Be Giants At The World Cup
Curaçao, the smallest nation ever to qualify for the World Cup, prepares to face Germany, led by 78-year-old coach Dick Advocaat.
FIFA Targets England's Corner Tactics with New World Cup Rule
FIFA introduces new World Cup rule to crack down on wrestling at corners, targeting England's tactics after a controversial goal against Uruguay.
Sam Kerr Returns For Matildas Eyes Asian Cup Glory
Sam Kerr and Caitlin Foord lead Matildas to Asian Cup final after 2-1 win over China in Perth.
England and Scotland World Cup Matches at Risk Over £6m Stadium Funding Row
England and Scotland's World Cup matches at Gillette Stadium face disruption due to a £6m unpaid security bill and licence dispute.
Luke Littler Hits Back at Darts Coach Over 'Ridiculous' Criticism
Luke Littler calls darts coach Andy Cornwall an 'absolute helmet' after criticism over his World Youth Championship appearance.
Kane Arsenal Are A Different Beast Now
Harry Kane's subdued start to the season could be revived in the north London derby at Arsenal on Sunday.
Guardiola May Ring Changes In FA Cup Amid City Fatigue Concerns
Pep Guardiola admits Manchester City are exhausted after Champions League win, raising concerns for FA Cup semi-final against Sheffield United.
Real Madrid Chiefs Back Xabi Alonso In Power Struggle
Real Madrid chiefs back Xabi Alonso after 2-1 loss to Man City, but his future remains uncertain amid an eight-game winless run.
World Snooker Championship 2026: Full BBC TV Schedule and Viewing Guide
Full BBC TV schedule and viewing guide for the 2026 World Snooker Championship at the Crucible, Sheffield, from 18 April to 4 May.
Romero Double Rescues Late Point For Spurs At Newcastle
Cristian Romero's two goals, including a stoppage-time overhead kick, earned Tottenham a 2-2 draw at Newcastle, denying Eddie Howe's side victory.
Arsenal Celebrate Premier League Title with Comfortable Win at Crystal Palace
Arsenal beat Crystal Palace 2-1 to celebrate Premier League title, with Max Dowman becoming youngest starter. Both teams rest players ahead of European finals.
Noel Blake Opens Up About Stroke Recovery Journey
Former footballer Noel Blake shares his stroke recovery story, discussing the emotional triggers and challenges he faced after the 2015 event.
Swimming Australia Shuts Down Fake Mollie O'Callaghan Quotes About Lia Thomas
Swimming Australia refutes fake quotes attributed to Mollie O'Callaghan about transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, calling them fabricated.
Defoe Starts Management Journey At Woking In National League
Jermain Defoe begins his managerial career at National League side Woking, aiming to earn his stripes after a long wait for a head coach role.
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