Premier League final day: Key storylines as Arsenal celebrate and Europe hangs in the balance
The final day of the Premier League season sees Arsenal's title celebration, Brighton's European push, Burnley vs Wolves for the wooden spoon, and more.
The final day of the Premier League season sees Arsenal's title celebration, Brighton's European push, Burnley vs Wolves for the wooden spoon, and more.
Joe Root defends England's dropped catches as human error, with Australia leading by 44 on day two of the Ashes Test.
Regis Le Bris says no decision made on Simon Adingra's future as he and Wilson Isidor face exit links, while Dayann Methalie talks continue.
Brendon McCullum wants to stay as England head coach but says future decision lies with ECB after Ashes defeat to Australia.
Former Chelsea defender Gallas expects Cole Palmer to definitely join Manchester United one day, while Wayne Bridge also sees the star moving to Old Trafford.
Pegula beats Paolini, Sabalenka defeats Gauff to reach WTA Finals semi-finals.
Alexander Isak returns to Liverpool's squad for the Champions League quarter-final against PSG after a 15-week injury layoff.
Coroner records narrative verdict at inquest into Ricky Hatton's death, citing chronic traumatic encephalopathy and alcohol, with no evidence of intent to take his own life.
Dean Windass makes an emotional plea to son Josh on his 32nd birthday, urging him to get in touch ahead of Wrexham's FA Cup clash with Nottingham Forest.
Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United future is in doubt amid a strained relationship with director of football Jason Wilcox, with the club’s hierarchy having reservations about the Portuguese head coach.
Former Man City captain Andy Morrison has left doctors amazed with his Ramsay Hunt Syndrome recovery, returning to commentary after 5.5 months.
Two 100-1 winners at Ascot's Champions Day highlight a rise in longshot victories since starting price rules changed in 2020.
Liverpool face Leeds United in Chicago in their final US pre-season friendly as Isak, Gravenberch and Wirtz return; our writers pick their XIs.
Caroline Dubois taunts Terri Harper at their final press conference, mocking her rival's 'engine' claim and predicting an early finish in Sunday's title unification bout.
Michael Carrick admits to anger after Manchester United's Newcastle defeat, while providing an update on Matthijs de Ligt's back injury.
Arsenal were denied a penalty against Everton after Kai Havertz fell under Michael Keane's challenge, with VAR upholding the referee's decision.
Alejandro Garnacho made his Aston Villa debut in a 3-1 pre-season win over Indonesia All Stars, then appeared to take a swipe at Chelsea on Instagram.
Darwin Núñez leaves Liverpool for Al-Hilal in a €53m move, while West Ham sign Mads Hermansen and Sunderland close on Omar Alderete.
Incoming Newcastle boss Matthias Jaissle is already planning a new midfielder, with Bruno Guimaraes expected to join Arsenal, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Nicky Butt criticises Alejandro Garnacho's attitude at Man Utd, saying he got above his station and was a 'disgrace' when leaving for Chelsea.
The family behind Jude Bellingham's World Cup success: mother Denise, father Mark, brother Jobe and girlfriend Ashlyn Castro.
Anthony Yarde's trainer Tunde Ajayi insists his fighter will 'shock the world' against David Benavidez in Saturday's light-heavyweight title bout in Riyadh.
Kick It Out accuses Mourinho of gaslighting over his response to Vinícius Júnior's racism allegation against Benfica's Prestianni.
Predictions for USMNT players abroad, including Pulisic, Reyna, Weah, Sargent, Dest and Cardoso, as the World Cup approaches.
Hattie Crowther designs a limited edition scarf for the Women's League Cup Final, with 300 available via a Subway giveaway.
Crystal Palace sign Wales forward Brennan Johnson from Tottenham for a club-record £35m, with Oliver Glasner hailing the early capture.
Gianni Infantino faces a new FIFA crisis as the expanded Club World Cup could be scrapped and £185m in promised solidarity payments remains unpaid.
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Lindsey Vonn says she will decide her own future in skiing after her Olympic crash, telling critics to stop telling her what to do as she recovers.
Morocco beat Cameroon 2-0 to reach AFCON semi-finals for first time since 2004, with goals from Brahim Díaz and Ismael Saibari.