Dimitri Payet Retires From Football After 21-Year Career
Dimitri Payet retires from football after 21-year career, with emotional announcement at Marseille's Stade Velodrome.
Dimitri Payet retires from football after 21-year career, with emotional announcement at Marseille's Stade Velodrome.
Martin O'Neill welcomes a depleted Celtic squad for pre-season with eight stars on World Cup duty. Key players missing, but 21 return. Transfer plans continue.
Arsenal's Ben White out for season with knee injury, likely missing World Cup with England. Crystal Palace warns fans over ticket sales.
Bukayo Saka meets Freddie Ljungberg after Champions League win; pivotal 2016 talk shaped his career.
Lewis Hall reportedly wants to leave Newcastle after a fallout with Eddie Howe, with Manchester United interested. Newcastle deny the rift.
Man Utd women's star Millie Turner calls out Adidas for mislabelling her as former teammate Amy Turner in a kit promotion photo.
Alan Warriner blasts ITV after being axed from darts coverage without notice, despite 20 years of service.
Man Utd told to sign Carlos Baleba quickly or risk Real Madrid hijack; Marcus Rashford faces registration issue at Barcelona.
Hannah Hampton returns to England squad for Euro 2025 qualifiers; Poppy Pattinson earns first senior call-up.
Steve Clarke backs John McGinn to reach 20 Scotland goals; Spain test awaits after Cyprus win.
Mark Williams wins World Snooker Championship after 2.30am doner kebab, defeating John Higgins 18-16 in Crucible final.
EFL Championship clubs reject VAR challenge system; goal-line technology to continue.
Steve Davis praises BBC snooker pundits John Parrott, Stephen Hendry, Dennis Taylor, Ken Doherty, and Hazel Irvine ahead of the World Championship.
Alan Brazil is off air due to an ear infection; Steve Bruce replaces him on talkSPORT Breakfast alongside Ally McCoist.
Man Utd's Ethan Williams set for League Two loan as Amorim continues squad overhaul; Wheatley also expected to depart.
Wolves midfielder Joao Gomes responds to Manchester United transfer speculation as Sir Jim Ratcliffe plans summer overhaul.
Saudi billionaire Turki Al-Sheikh claims Manchester United is close to a new investment deal, surprising the club and fans.
Sky Sports shuts down its female-targeted TikTok channel Halo after three days due to accusations of patronising and sexist content.
John Terry's attempt to lead a player revolt against England manager Fabio Capello backfires as teammates distance themselves from his comments.
Supercomputer predicts Panic Attack to win 2026 Grand National at Aintree, with Grangeclare West second and I Am Maximus third.
Fiba suspends British Basketball Federation and bans men's team amid governance crisis, threatening £4.75m funding.
Thomas Tuchel reflects on England's poor friendlies, citing injuries and fatigue as England lose to Japan for the first time.
John Brooks appointed referee for Tottenham vs Liverpool, with history of controversial decisions against Reds.
Scotland boss Steve Clarke is unfazed by sharing a hotel with Katy Perry, focusing on World Cup qualifiers against Greece and Belarus.
Jurgen Klopp dismisses Rafael van der Vaart's criticism of Virgil van Dijk. Liverpool warned not to overpay for Yan Diomande after £87m bid rejected. Andoni Iraola secures first signing Victor Munoz.
Tammy Abraham's stoppage-time winner gives Aston Villa a dramatic 4-3 victory over Sunderland, moving them 10 points clear in the race for Champions League football.
Manuel Ugarte reveals Bruno Fernandes, Lisandro Martinez, and Facundo Pellistri convinced him to join Manchester United.
Benjamin Sesko's angry celebration after scoring the winner against Everton sends a message to manager Michael Carrick about his desire to start.
Bruno Fernandes is a dream target for Galatasaray, but the Turkish club are pessimistic after Man Utd's UCL qualification. Casemiro is open to a pay cut to join Inter Miami and play with Messi.
UEFA and British associations reject Arsene Wenger's proposed 'daylight' offside rule change, citing it as too drastic; compromise expected.