England given 'reassurances' about Turkey security - Wiegman

Manager Sarina Wiegman says England have been given "reassurances" that there are no safety concerns about their Women's World Cup qualifier against Ukraine being held in Turkey, as the conflict in the Middle East widens.

New mother Broadhurst on GB return, beating Khelif & being 'Baby Canelo'

Amy Broadhurst, the Irish world champion who switched to GB, has returned to the gym to resume her pursuit of Olympic glory.

Can't attack, can't defend, can't run - Spurs are in a mess

In his first press conference as Tottenham Hotspur manager, Igor Tudor said he was 100-per-cent confident that Spurs would avoid relegation. Ten days later, the mood has changed.

Atalanta get knocked down after tubthumping week ‘saving Italian football’ | Nicky Bandini

Raffaele Palladino’s side lacked energy after salvaging Serie A pride last week, when league was written off prematurely On Wednesday, Atalanta “saved Italian football”. At least, that’s what the headlines said after their sensational 4-1 win over Dortmund that overturned a two-goal first-leg deficit and ensured Serie A representation in the last 16 of the Champions League. Yet on Sunday they could not save themselves from defeat to Sassuolo. This ought to have been so much easier. Their opponents were a man down from the 16th minute, when Andrea Pinamonti was sent off for a studs-up challe

'Rage Room' introduced at WTA event - Henman: No cameras, private space, I like it!

Tim Henman, Laura Robson and Naomi Cavaday have their say after a WTA tournament in Texas unveiled ‌a 'rage room' for players to take out their frustrations away from the cameras.

What has happened to Watkins and Pope? But Garner is shining

Set-pieces mean Premier League no longer a joy - Slot

Liverpool manager Arne Slot says his "football heart doesn't like" the reliance on set-pieces in this season's Premier League.

Arsenal Women ‘reliant’ on parent club’s £11.9m injection despite revenue rise

Total revenue rises to £21.5m from £15m Accounts show £22,000 profit after tax for 2024-25 Arsenal Women experienced huge growth in commercial and matchday revenue last season, but remain reliant on funds from the parent club, their latest accounts show. In the year to 31 May 2025, during which Arsenal won the Women’s Champions League and finished second in the Women’s Super League, the club nearly trebled their commercial revenue and their matchday revenue increased by 35% to almost £6m, bringing a club record profit of £22,000 after tax. Continue reading...

Spurs latest: Club fined and given suspended UEFA ban for fan behaviour

Lowry anguish at title loss in front of four-year-old daughter

Shane Lowry revealed his anguish at missing out on victory at the Cognizant Classic in front of his young daughter.

Johnson on bench for Spurs return with Crystal Palace LIVE!

Man City latest: Guardiola issues Haaland injury update