Rory McIlroy Risks PGA Tour Ban Over Inactivity Rule
Rory McIlroy risks a PGA Tour ban for failing to meet the 15-event minimum, a rule that once suspended Seve Ballesteros for a year. He has played only nine events in 2026.
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Ndiaye Goal Keeps World Cup Dream Alive, Everton Clash Looms
Iliman Ndiaye scored his first World Cup goal as Senegal thrashed Iraq 5-0, keeping his bold prediction alive. Senegal now face England, potentially against Everton team-mate Jordan Pickford.
Cape Verde Make History at 2026 World Cup as Uruguay Exit
Cape Verde become the smallest nation to reach a World Cup knockout stage after a 0-0 draw with Saudi Arabia, while Uruguay are eliminated following a 1-0 loss to Spain. Iran face a nervous wait after a late goal is disallowed against Egypt.
Reece James World Cup in Jeopardy After Hamstring Injury
Reece James could miss the rest of the World Cup after his hamstring injury was deemed worse than initially thought, dealing a major blow to England's tournament hopes.
Scotland's World Cup hopes hinge on three results
Scotland need three favourable results today to reach the World Cup knockout stages for the first time, after a 3-0 loss to Brazil left them on the brink.
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Arsenal Up Guimaraes Bid; Man Utd Target; Chelsea Double Deal
Arsenal prepare second bid for Bruno Guimaraes after £55m rejection; Chelsea close on £47.5m Maxence Lacroix; Tottenham agree deal for Antonin Kinsky; Man Utd explore Felix Nmecha alternative.
England's World Cup Round of 32: Opponents and Path
England have qualified for the World Cup round of 32. They face Senegal in Kansas City if they win their group, or Colombia if second. Confirmed fixtures include Brazil vs Japan, Argentina vs Cape Verde.
England Face Panama at 'Cursed' £1.7bn MetLife Stadium
England play Panama at MetLife Stadium, a £1.7bn venue nicknamed 'ACL Cemetery' due to numerous knee injuries, with a pitch that has drawn criticism from France and Brazil coaches.
Ecuador Declares Bank Holiday After World Cup Knockout Place
Ecuador president Daniel Noboa declared a public holiday after the national team's 2-1 win over Germany secured a place in the World Cup last 32 for only the second time.
FIFA Rejects France Armbands, Eyes Penalty Rule Change
FIFA rejects France's request to wear black armbands for Didier Deschamps' mother, while pushing to change penalty shootout rules before knockout stages.
Prosinecki: Chain-Smoking World Cup Genius Who Made History
Robert Prosinecki, a chain-smoking midfielder, remains the only player to score at a World Cup for two nations—Yugoslavia and Croatia—a record unlikely to be broken.
Aberdeen Agree Deal for Morocco Striker Ayoub Mouloua
Aberdeen are close to signing Moroccan international Ayoub Mouloua from FUS Rabat for a six-figure fee, pending a work permit and GBE.
Scotland's World Cup Last-32 Hopes: Three Results Needed
Scotland need three results to go their way to reach the World Cup round of 32 for the first time in history after a 3-0 defeat to Brazil left them outside the top eight in the third-placed table.
Wales U20s v Georgia: TV, Stream, Team News for JWC
Wales U20s face Georgia in the Junior World Championship opener today in Tbilisi. Kick-off at 3pm BST on Premier Sports 2; free stream on Rugby Pass TV. Team news and coach quotes inside.
Wales v Barbarians: Free TV channel, kick-off time and live stream
Wales men and women face Barbarians in a double-header at Allianz Stadium on Saturday, June 27. Both matches are free-to-air on S4C, with kick-off at 2pm and 5pm.
England vs Panama: Tuchel's Side Aim for Group Top Spot
England face Panama in their final Group L match, needing a win to secure top spot and a favourable Round of 32 draw. Thomas Tuchel manages injury concerns as 10,000 fans expected in New York.
Rugby Headlines: George on Auvaa, Williams Back, Doyle Dies
England rugby captain Jamie George condemns Saracens' Totoa Auvaa for nightclub punch; Wales lock Teddy Williams returns after nine-month injury; former Ireland Women's coach Philip Doyle dies at 61.
Custer's Last Stand at 150: Worst Military Disasters
The Battle of Little Bighorn, 150 years ago, saw Native American warriors annihilate Custer's 7th Cavalry. This article also explores other historic military defeats, including the Teutoburg Forest, Dien Bien Phu, Isandlwana, Karansebes, and the Charge of
Kipruto Wins New York Marathon in Dramatic Photo Finish
Benson Kipruto wins NYC Marathon in photo finish; Hellen Obiri breaks course record; Eliud Kipchoge finishes 17th.
Downing: Left-Back Role Marked My Liverpool Low Point
Stewart Downing says playing left-back for Liverpool under Brendan Rodgers was the lowest point of his career, leading to his exit.
Corby Town Hit by Two Break-Ins in Two Days
Corby Town FC suffers two break-ins over weekend, with thieves causing extensive damage and stealing equipment.
Ultrarunner Jennings Breaks 100 Mile World Record
Caitriona Jennings breaks women's 100-mile world record, inspiring others with her feat and insights on ultrarunning's life lessons.
Scotland's World Cup Hopes Dented by Greece Defeat
Scotland's World Cup hopes are dented after a defeat to Greece, leaving them needing results to go their way to qualify for the first time since 1998.
Cowboys coach reveals girlfriend of late Marshawn Kneeland is pregnant
Dallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer reveals girlfriend of late Marshawn Kneeland is pregnant with their first child a week after his death.
Zharnel Hughes dedicates British 100m title to late aunt
Zharnel Hughes wins British 100m title in 9.94s, dedicates victory to his late aunt whose funeral he missed to compete.
Sadio Mane Sets 2026 World Cup as Retirement Date for Senegal
Sadio Mane announces retirement from Senegal after 2026 World Cup, following AFCON final controversy.
Kenyan Sweep at NYC Marathon as Obiri Breaks Record
Kenyans sweep podiums at NYC Marathon; Hellen Obiri sets women's course record, Benson Kipruto wins men's race by less than a second.
Martínez Faces Three-Match Ban for Hair-Pull Red Card, Carrick Fumes
Lisandro Martínez faces a three-match ban for a hair-pull red card; Michael Carrick calls decision 'shocking' and may appeal.
Rankine Vows Personal Growth Before AFL Return After Homophobic Slur Ban
Izak Rankine apologises for homophobic slur, vows to regain trust after AFL ban. He reflects on mistake and commits to personal growth.
Gout Gout Ends School Sprint Career with Record 400m Win
Gout Gout ends school sprint career with 400m record win in 46.14s, thanking coach and school before targeting world stage.
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