Oakland Raiders Legend George Atkinson Dies Aged 78
Former Oakland Raiders safety George Atkinson, known for his hard-hitting play and key role in the 1970s 'Soul Patrol', has died at 78.
Category : Sports
F1's Colapinto Shows Off Dramatic Body Transformation Ahead of 2026 Season
Franco Colapinto shares shirtless training video showing dramatic muscle gain as he prepares for his second F1 season with Alpine in 2026.
Marseille Sporting Director Benatia Resigns Amid Greenwood Tensions
Medhi Benatia resigns as Marseille sporting director amid reported tensions with Mason Greenwood, following Roberto De Zerbi's exit.
Man Utd Set for Helsinki Pre-Season Friendly Under New Manager
Manchester United plan pre-season friendlies in Helsinki and Gothenburg for next manager, replacing US tour due to World Cup.
Raheem Sterling Joins Feyenoord After Chelsea Exit
Raheem Sterling joins Feyenoord as a free agent until end of season after terminating Chelsea contract. Van Persie praises signing.
Ben Stokes Pays Emotional Tribute to Late Father Ged During Ashes Test
Ben Stokes honoured late father Ged with a black armband in the first Ashes Test, one year after his passing.
Chelsea Legend Claude Makelele to Judge Miss Universe 2025
Chelsea icon Claude Makelele swaps football for beauty pageant as he joins Miss Universe 2025 judging panel in Thailand.
Slot and Salah admit time needed to integrate new signings Isak and Ekitike
Arne Slot and Mohamed Salah admit they need time to build connections with new signings Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike at Liverpool.
McIlroy Skips £2.6m RBC Heritage After Masters Tax Hit
Rory McIlroy skips £2.6m RBC Heritage after Masters win, facing £1.2m tax bill on his £3.36m prize.
Australian Open Adjusts After Record Crowds Cause Lengthy Queues
Australian Open adds staff after record 73,235 crowd causes hours-long queues; plans further expansion to ease congestion.
Archie Goodburn's Emotional Commonwealth Cancer Message
Swimmer Archie Goodburn, diagnosed with incurable brain cancer in 2024, delivered an emotional plea for research funding after finishing seventh in the 50m breaststroke final at Glasgow 2026.
Italian Referee Andre Piardi Makes History in Lions Second Test as World Rugby Calls for Greater Res
Italian referee Andre Piardi made history in the second Lions Test, sparking debate. World Rugby urges respect for officials after Wallabies coach’s criticism.
Wrexham's Transfer Committee: The Key Figures Shaping January Window
Wrexham's five-man transfer committee, including CEO Michael Williamson and former Charlton boss Les Reed, faces key decisions in January.
Liverpool Injury Update: Ekitike, Isak, Salah Set for Manchester City Clash
Liverpool could have seven players back for FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City, including Ekitike, Isak, Salah and Alisson.
Bulldogs Forward Ugle-Hagan Opens Up on Mental Health Struggles
Bulldogs forward Jamarra Ugle-Hagan opens up about suicidal thoughts, alcohol use, and his indefinite mental health leave, expressing desire to return to AFL.
England Superfan Sells £350k Home to Fund 10th World Cup Trip
England fan Andy Milne sells his £350k Cheshire home to fund his 10th World Cup trip, with replica trophy 'Sophie' in tow.
Simeone Says Fan Abuse Led to Confrontation After Liverpool Winner
Diego Simeone says he reacted to constant insults from fans after Liverpool's 92nd-minute winner against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.
Hearts' Title Hopes Dented by Late St Mirren Winner
Hearts lose 1-0 to St Mirren as Rangers cut gap to three points with 5-1 win over Kilmarnock. Hibs win late, Livingston lose.
Evangelos Marinakis on Trial in Greece Over Sports Violence
Olympiakos chairman Evangelos Marinakis, also owner of Nottingham Forest, faces trial in Greece alongside 142 fans over sports violence charges.
Dyche Vows Attacking Football as Forest Aim for Europe
Sean Dyche appointed Nottingham Forest head coach, promising attacking freedom while seeking balance to secure European football again.
Tuchel admits confusion over Foden’s position led to World Cup snub
Thomas Tuchel explains leaving Phil Foden out of England's World Cup squad due to form and positional uncertainty.
Bills Owner Pegula Fires McDermott After ‘Proverbial Wall’ Reached in Play-Offs
Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula explains firing Sean McDermott after another playoff heartbreak, citing Josh Allen’s pain and a 'proverbial wall'.
Emma Sears hat-trick leads USWNT to 6-0 win over New Zealand
Emma Sears scored her first international hat-trick as the USWNT thrashed New Zealand 6-0 in an international friendly in Kansas City.
Tuchel Signs New England Deal Until 2028
Thomas Tuchel signs new two-year England contract, ending speculation over his future. He will lead the team through the World Cup and Euro 2028.
Lucescu Fights Illness for Romania's World Cup Dream at 80
Romania coach Mircea Lucescu, 80, battles illness while preparing for World Cup playoff against Turkey.
Littler into Masters quarters as Humphries hits nine-darter
Luke Littler beats Ross Smith 4-1 to reach World Masters quarters; Luke Humphries hits nine-darter but survives scare against Luke Woodhouse.
Cole Hocker strikes 5,000m gold after 1500m disqualification disappointment
Cole Hocker wins 5,000m gold at World Championships after 1500m disqualification; USA also triumphs in relays.
Heat wreaks havoc at Australian Open as players battle extreme conditions
Extreme heat at the Australian Open led to roof closures and player struggles, with Sinner suffering cramps and Machac relying on pickle juice.
Motorbike Influencer Dies In Police Chase
Brazilian motorbike influencer dies in crash; father, a police officer at scene, takes own life.
Andy Carroll to Stand Trial Over Alleged Order Breach
Andy Carroll pleads not guilty to breaching non-molestation order against ex-wife Billi Mucklow; trial set for March.
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