Arteta Confirms Calafiori and White Fit for Wolves
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has eased injury concerns, stating defenders Riccardo Calafiori and Ben White should be available for Wednesday's Premier League match against Wolves.
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Lara Hamilton: DJ to Ski-Mountaineering Olympic Debut
Australian athlete Lara Hamilton overcomes financial and health hurdles to compete in ski-mountaineering's Winter Olympics debut at Milano Cortina 2026.
Arteta Rules Four Arsenal Players Out of Wolves Match
Mikel Arteta has provided a fresh injury update, confirming four Arsenal players will miss the Premier League clash against Wolves, though some may return for the North London derby.
Premier League Relegation Battle Intensifies as West Ham Rise
West Ham's resurgence under Nuno Espirito Santo has tightened the Premier League relegation scrap, prompting managerial changes at Tottenham and Nottingham Forest.
Oftebro Wins Second Nordic Combined Gold at Winter Olympics
Norway's Jens Luraas Oftebro clinched his second Nordic combined gold at the Milan Cortina Winter Games in the large hill event, with Austria's Johannes Lamparter taking silver and Finland's Ilkka Herola bronze.
Skimo to Make Historic Winter Olympics Debut in 2026
Ski mountaineering, known as 'skimo', will debut as the first new Winter Olympic sport since 2002 at the 2026 Milan-Cortina Games, featuring sprint and relay events.
Lindsey Vonn Back in US for Treatment, Not Yet Able to Stand
American skier Lindsey Vonn is back in the United States for continued medical care after fracturing her tibia in a violent Olympic downhill crash in Italy, where she received initial treatment.
Lineker Criticises Tuchel Over Alexander-Arnold Comments
Gary Lineker has branded Thomas Tuchel's public criticism of Trent Alexander-Arnold as 'distinctly odd and unusual', arguing it was a mistake to air such views publicly ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
F1 2026 Bahrain Test Overshadowed by Safety Concerns
The final pre-season test in Bahrain faces overshadowing by critical safety issues, including race start procedures and turbo-lag challenges, ahead of the 2026 season opener in Australia.
Rooney: Carrick Should Stay, Enrique Wrong for Man Utd Job
Manchester United legend Wayne Rooney has publicly supported interim boss Michael Carrick for the permanent manager position, arguing against hiring Luis Enrique and praising Carrick's impact on club unity.
Skimo: New Olympic Sport Debuts at Milan-Cortina 2026
Ski mountaineering, known as 'skimo', becomes the first new Winter Olympic sport since 2002, featuring endurance races combining climbing and skiing in Italy's Alps.
Williamson Back for England as Wiegman Denies Contract Distraction
Sarina Wiegman recalls Leah Williamson and other Euro 2025 winners for England's World Cup qualifiers, insisting her contract situation is not a distraction for the team.
Spurs Crush Villa 7-0, Chelsea Win in WSL Weekly Review
Tottenham Hotspur Women delivered a stunning 7-0 victory over Aston Villa in a chaotic WSL match, while Chelsea secured back-to-back wins. Analysis includes Manchester United's comeback and fan issues.
Red Bull Chief Designer Leaves Before F1 Season, Hits Verstappen
Red Bull's chief designer Craig Skinner departs after 20 years, dealing a major blow to Max Verstappen's 2026 championship hopes amid team restructuring and driver discontent.
Elana Meyers Taylor Wins Historic Gold at 41 in Monobob
American bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor secures her first Olympic gold in the women's monobob at age 41, overcoming injuries and motherhood to set a record.
Klopp Offered England Job Before Tuchel, Agent Reveals
Jurgen Klopp's agent claims the former Liverpool boss was offered the England manager position before Thomas Tuchel's appointment. Experts analyze how Klopp's England might have differed.
Tudor Demands No Excuses from Tottenham in Relegation Battle
New Tottenham interim manager Igor Tudor has told his players to stop making excuses as he aims to steer the club away from the Premier League relegation zone.
Wiegman: England Contract Talks Not a Distraction for World Cup
England Women's head coach Sarina Wiegman confirms ongoing contract extension discussions but insists they won't distract from World Cup qualification. Squad sees Leah Williamson's return and a first call-up for Poppy Pattinson.
Dennis Wise on Crazy Gang, Chelsea, and Como Leadership
Former footballer Dennis Wise shares insights from his career, from Wimbledon's Crazy Gang to managing Millwall, Leeds, and leading Como to Serie A promotion.
Pereira: Trust with Forest Owner Vital for Pressure Handling
New Nottingham Forest boss Vitor Pereira believes his established trust with owner Evangelos Marinakis will help him navigate the high-pressure role as the club's fourth manager this season, aiming to avoid Premier League relegation.
Cape Verde Coach Furious Over US Visa Ban for World Cup Fans
Cape Verde's manager Pedro 'Bubista' Brito expresses outrage as US visa restrictions may prevent thousands of fans from attending their historic first World Cup appearance this summer.
Parkinson's Mourinho Snub Fuels Wrexham's FA Cup Ambitions
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson's famous handshake refusal to Jose Mourinho in 2015 highlights his winning mentality ahead of their FA Cup clash with Chelsea.
Lindsey Vonn Unable to Stand After Four Surgeries Post-Olympic Crash
Skiing legend Lindsey Vonn reveals she has not stood on her own feet for over a week after four surgeries for a complex tibia fracture sustained at the Winter Olympics, with one knee specialist warning similar injuries have required amputation.
Australia Out of T20 World Cup After Rain Abandonment
Australia have been knocked out of the T20 World Cup after Zimbabwe's match against Ireland was abandoned due to rain, sending Zimbabwe through to the next stage alongside Sri Lanka.
Tuchel's World Cup Squad Dilemma: England's Final Spots
With four months until England's World Cup opener against Croatia, Thomas Tuchel faces tough decisions on his 26-man squad. Key battles in goalkeeping, defence, midfield, and attack will define England's campaign in North America and Mexico.
Australia's T20 World Cup Exit Sealed by Rain
Australia have been eliminated from the T20 World Cup after rain abandoned Zimbabwe's match with Ireland, sending Zimbabwe through to the Super 8s stage in a historic achievement.
O'Sullivan Misses Players Championship, Higgins Replaces
Snooker legend Ronnie O'Sullivan opts out of the Players Championship, citing mental wellbeing and a selective schedule. John Higgins takes his place, facing Neil Robertson in a high-profile first-round clash.
Agent Denies Real Madrid Transfer Links for Liverpool Star Szoboszlai
Dominik Szoboszlai's agent has firmly rejected speculation linking the Liverpool midfielder with a summer move to Real Madrid, despite recent comments from Hungary's manager about the player's 'dream' club.
Klopp's Praise Fuels Man Utd's Mac Allister Transfer Interest
Jurgen Klopp's glowing endorsements of Alexis Mac Allister's talent and character have emerged as Manchester United weigh a surprise summer bid for the Liverpool midfielder.
Pereira Brings 'Points Then Pints' Tradition to Nottingham Forest
New Nottingham Forest manager Vitor Pereira confirms his post-match pub tradition will continue, but only when deserved, as he aims to steer the club to safety.
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