Germany vs Ivory Coast LIVE: World Cup 2026 result
Germany trail 1-0 at half-time against Ivory Coast in their second World Cup 2026 group stage match, after Franck Kessie's goal put the Africans ahead.
Germany trail 1-0 at half-time against Ivory Coast in their second World Cup 2026 group stage match, after Franck Kessie's goal put the Africans ahead.
Martin O'Neill's permanent return as Celtic manager is delayed as talks with backroom staff Maloney and Fotheringham stall over contractual terms.
John Toshack denies dementia claims after son's comments; wife criticises son's remarks, saying he hasn't seen his father in two years.
BBC ends Football Focus after 52 years, citing changing audience habits; replaced by The Football Interview and increased digital content.
Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi faces a dilemma over sumo's ban on women entering the ring, with tradition clashing with modern gender equality.
Rio Ferdinand says Michael Carrick must restore confidence at Man Utd, suggesting a defensive style initially to get results.
Alessia Russo launches foundation to boost girls' football participation, with inaugural Alessia Cup tournament in London.
Ruben Amorim slams Man Utd flops after West Ham draw, criticising lack of commitment and missed opportunity to go fifth.
Sports lawyer Simon Leaf discusses his work, from advising footballers with heart conditions to pro bono work for academy players.
Port Vale, bottom of League One, beat Premier League Sunderland 1-0 to reach FA Cup quarter-finals for first time in 72 years, with Ben Waine scoring the winner.
Alisha Joyce returns to Wales squad 158 days after giving birth, named on bench for Women's Six Nations clash against England.
Michael Carrick ends Man Utd's 25-year pre-season tour tradition, opting for European matches to reduce fatigue and focus on performance.
Mike Maignan saves Hakan Calhanoglu's penalty with mind games as Milan beat Inter 1-0 in Serie A derby.
Philharmonia's Heavy Metal Orchestrated concert explores classical and metal connections, with a nod to Wagnerian opera.
Phil Neville discusses his sacking by close friend David Beckham at Inter Miami, admitting results were not good enough and feeling no bitterness.
Luke Littler responds to online trolls after losing to Joe Cullen at the Players Championship, saying critics are 'sat at home charging their phones'.
Nottingham Forest's Chris Wood and Murillo expected fit for Burnley, but Callum Hudson-Odoi out with muscle injury after Europa League win.
Roy Keane's £30m fortune, family life, son-in-law's Spygate scandal, and passion for hurling revealed.
Family claims Matt Beard was bullied by Burnley before his death, pre-inquest hearing told. Wife says exit triggered mental health decline.
Liverpool beat Atlético Madrid 3-2 with a late Virgil van Dijk header in a thrilling Champions League match at Anfield.
Graham Potter's sacking costs Chelsea over £50m, including a £13m payoff, as the club's chaotic ownership faces scrutiny.
Liverpool confirm 12 departures including Salah, Robertson, and Konate, as new head coach Andoni Iraola plans for pre-season.
Ruben Amorim's Man Utd transfer plans hinge on selling unwanted stars; academy chief Nick Cox leaves for Everton; Jadon Sancho's future uncertain.
Brian Brobbey and Cody Gakpo each scored twice as the Netherlands defeated Sweden 5-1 to top World Cup Group F. Ronald Koeman's bold selection of Brobbey paid off with two early goals.
Lisandro Martinez's red card for hair pulling against Leeds was correct under PGMOL rules, as clarified by Howard Webb.
Fifa's failure to secure a US tax deal means over half of World Cup teams face extra costs, hitting smaller nations hardest.
Sergio Aguero backs Florian Wirtz to become vital for Liverpool despite poor start, while also commenting on Mohamed Salah's form.
Hull City manager Sergej Jakirovic banned from post-match lap of appreciation after securing play-off spot on final day.
Zinedine Zidane explains why he never managed Manchester United, citing his limited English as a key factor in an interview with Marca.
France aim to secure their place in the World Cup round of 32 with a win over Iraq in Philadelphia on Monday, June 22, 2026. Les Bleus are heavy favourites after a 3-1 win over Senegal, while Iraq lost 4-0 to Norway.