2026/27 Premier League Season Recap: Arsenal End Title Drought, Villa Europa Triumph
Review of the 2026/27 Premier League season: Arsenal end title drought, Villa win Europa League, Bournemouth shine, and more.
Review of the 2026/27 Premier League season: Arsenal end title drought, Villa win Europa League, Bournemouth shine, and more.
Debutant Tom Edozie's late equaliser for Wolves denies Arsenal victory, leaving Gunners five points clear of Man City having played a game more.
Raúl Jiménez's late winner lifts Fulham past Sunderland in tense Premier League clash, easing pressure on Marco Silva.
Hugo Keenan's last-minute try secures Lions' series victory over Wallabies in Melbourne Test thriller, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead.
Independent digital creators are changing NRL media, with fans like Dean Messiter and Brien Seeney building large followings and businesses.
Sam Docherty opens up about his cancer battles, knee reconstructions, father's death, and the mental challenge of retiring from AFL.
Toto Wolff reveals Lewis Hamilton secretly tested a MotoGP bike in 2018, falling off but impressing with lap times.
Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker will miss the Champions League quarter-finals against PSG due to injury, while Alexander Isak is close to a return.
Gary Neville criticises Ruben Amorim's decision to play Patrick Dorgu at right wing-back in Man Utd's disappointing 1-1 draw with Wolves.
Inter Miami beat FC Cincinnati 4-0 to reach Eastern Conference final, with Lionel Messi scoring one and assisting three.
Tua Tagovailoa released by Miami Dolphins; quarterback expresses regret over failing to bring championship to the city.
Arne Slot confirms Liverpool will stick to their transfer policy of signing young players, despite fan calls for change and exits of Salah and Robertson.
Manchester United U21 match abandoned after Sékou Koné suffers head injury; player conscious and taken to hospital.
Sydney Kings win sixth NBL title with 113-101 overtime victory over Adelaide 36ers in finals decider; Kendric Davis named MVP.
Pep Guardiola says Manchester City need a perfect performance to overturn Real Madrid's 3-0 Champions League lead.
Oliver Glasner's outspoken nature could pose challenges for Ineos if they appoint him as Manchester United manager, following Ruben Amorim's exit.
Granit Xhaka's first Sunderland goal earns a 1-1 draw against Everton at the Stadium of Light. Jordan Pickford returns to face his boyhood club.
Sheffield United sack Rubén Sellés after 0-5 loss to Ipswich, Chris Wilder set for surprise third spell as manager.
Tony Popovic brings exacting standards and a focus on small details to his new role as Socceroos head coach, following a successful club career.
Arsenal advanced to Champions League semi-finals after a goalless draw with Sporting Lisbon, setting up a clash with Atletico Madrid.
Liam Rosenior confirms Chelsea backroom staff including Cisse, Walker, McFarlane ahead of FA Cup tie at Charlton.
Arsenal defender Gabriel Magalhães is a doubt for the north London derby after withdrawing from Brazil duty with a thigh injury.
Eddie Howe has left Newcastle United after informing the board he needed a sabbatical, with Matthias Jaissle in advanced talks to replace him.
Maxence Lacroix has joined Chelsea for £52m from Crystal Palace, calling the club 'the best in the world' and citing talks with Xabi Alonso as key to his decision.
Scotland’s basketball teams made history winning first-ever Commonwealth team medals: men's bronze and women's wheelchair silver in Glasgow.
World mile record holder Josh Kerr has qualified for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games final, vowing to defend his home ground against a field of sub-four-minute milers.
Sonny Kerr guaranteed a Commonwealth Games medal after a dominant quarter-final win over Samoa's Marion Ah Tong. He now faces Northern Ireland's Jon McConnell for a gold medal bout place.
Ian Botham recalled a fan questioning his grandson James Botham's Wales eligibility, explaining he was born in Cardiff and always wanted to play for Wales.
Manchester City accept Rodri may not sign a new contract but maintain their transfer strategy: any player can leave if an acceptable bid is made, a rule previously applied to Sane and Bernardo Silva.
Cardiff City have made few summer signings, retaining most of their League One promotion squad. Brian Barry-Murphy's strongest XI currently features Trott, Ng, Lawlor, Osho, Bagan, Robertson, Joel Colwill, Rubin Colwill, Tanner, Salech, and Willock.