Rory McIlroy Crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025
Rory McIlroy wins BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025 after Masters and Ryder Cup triumphs; Ellie Kildunne second, Lando Norris third.
Rory McIlroy wins BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025 after Masters and Ryder Cup triumphs; Ellie Kildunne second, Lando Norris third.
Taylor Townsend upsets No 5 seed Mirra Andreeva 7-5, 6-2 at US Open, reaching fourth round for first time since 2019 amid Ostapenko controversy.
Family of former Liverpool manager Matt Beard claims he was bullied by Burnley before his death, leading to mental health decline.
World No 204 Valentin Vacherot stuns injured Novak Djokovic to reach Shanghai Masters final, where he will face his cousin Arthur Rinderknech.
Erling Haaland says Manchester City bought him to win the Champions League after his five goals against Leipzig.
Brighton hosts sold-out women's rugby World Cup matches, celebrating inclusivity and diversity with an all-female executive team.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan is open to extending Wembley's curfew to host the Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury fight in the early hours, keeping the bout in the UK.
James Tedesco wins second Dally M medal, finishing 22 points clear. Tamika Upton claims NRLW award. Roosters dominate awards night.
Las Vegas Raiders fire coach Pete Carroll after one season; Tom Brady to advise on hiring successor.
Ricky Hatton was at Deansgate Locks during a mass brawl involving up to 40 people, but police say he was not involved. Two arrested, one man injured.
Wrexham face relegation after a 2-0 defeat at Blackburn Rovers, leaving them three points adrift of safety with two games left.
Liverpool face tough Champions League group draw with potential matchups against Real Madrid, Dortmund, or Napoli.
John Kavanagh reveals why Conor McGregor arrived late in Las Vegas for UFC 329, blaming the beautiful weather in Rhode Island for the delay ahead of the Max Holloway fight.
Emma Raducanu and Jack Draper face ongoing injury setbacks as the 2026 tennis season begins, raising doubts about their fitness and future.
Mohamed Salah announces he will leave Liverpool on a free transfer at the end of the season, ending a legendary nine-year stint at Anfield.
Bob MacIntyre admits he can be like a 'kettle waiting to boil' but vows to stay cool at the Scottish Open after opening with a three-under 67 at the Renaissance Club.
Liverpool fans booed Trent Alexander-Arnold with chants about Steven Gerrard and Conor Bradley after he announced his departure.
Lions named firm favourites for 2025 Australia tour with squad led by Maro Itoje, featuring Australian-born Sione Tuipulotu and Mack Hansen. Owen Farrell omission welcomed.
Rory McIlroy leads Masters after opening 67; Bryson DeChambeau cuts interview short after poor round.
Trump attends Yankee Stadium 9/11 tribute amid boos and cheers, addresses Charlie Kirk murder, and meets players.
Lindsey Vonn suffers complex tibia fracture in Olympic downhill crash, defends decision to race despite ruptured ACL.
Andoni Iraola will be officially unveiled as Liverpool head coach in a press conference on Monday at the AXA Training Centre, facing media for the first time since his appointment in June.
Trent Alexander-Arnold mocked Jeremy Doku after Real Madrid knocked Manchester City out of the Champions League, sparking online debate.
AFC Rushden & Diamonds' match at Coventry Sphinx was abandoned after alleged sexist abuse towards a female referee.
Manchester United have not ruled out retaining Old Trafford, possibly scaled down, after a new 100,000-seater stadium is built 350 metres away, with consultations planned.
Jose Mourinho plays down Chelsea clash, says Liverpool match means more to Man Utd fans.
Comedian Jason Manford backs padel for Olympic inclusion by 2032, citing accessibility and growth, while addressing elitism concerns.
Bryson DeChambeau and six former Masters champions miss the cut at Augusta. Rory McIlroy leads by six shots after a brilliant 65.
Lauren Hemp and Alessia Russo's partnership thrives as England reach World Cup final, with Hemp scoring and assisting in semi-final win over Australia.
Joe Root hits 160 for England, but Travis Head leads Australia to 166-2 in the Sydney Ashes Test, reducing the lead to 218.