O'Hara PASSIONATELY pinpoints why Spurs are in relegation danger

Speaking on Sky Sports FC, Jamie O'Hara breaks down where Spurs went wrong in the North London Derby and why he fears for his former side's chances in the race for Premier League survival.

Outrage in Austria after man ordered to pay female footballers €625 each for secretly filming dressing room

Former official at Altach given suspended prison term Player says the sentence ‘leaves me speechless’ A man has been given a seven-month suspended prison sentence and fined €1,200 (£1,046) after being found guilty of taking secret videos and photographs from the changing room, gym and showers of the Altach women’s football team. He was also told to pay the victims €625 each in compensation. The sentence was handed out in the regional court in Feldkirch, Austria, with the judge saying that it made a huge difference “if one looks at pictures or actually creates them oneself”. The defendant acc

World Cup latest: Infantino confident in Mexico staging matches despite violence

Super League in Las Vegas 2026: Build-up from Sin City as Hull KR face Leeds Rhinos on Saturday

Shrewsbury stand-in role 'a lot of fun' for Hart

Former England goalkeeper Joe Hart says his return to Shrewsbury Town as a stand-in goalkeeper coach was "a lot of fun".

Meet the manager whisperer: Confidant to the top coaches

They say it is the loneliest job in football. Maybe they are right. “I have had managers admit to me that they have sat in the car on the way home, pulled over and cried because that was their only private space where they could have that release.”

Expansion, reform and controversy - 10 years of Infantino as Fifa president

Gianni Infantino has clashed with players' unions and European football, but remains in an impregnable position at Fifa.

Terry 'frustrated' over Chelsea caretaker choice

Former Chelsea captain John Terry says he is "frustrated" at being overlooked for a caretaker role following Enzo Maresca's departure as head coach in January.

World Cup security concerns over funding freeze

US government officials are warned that there could be "catastrophic" security consequences if cities hosting World Cup matches do not receive funding that has been frozen.

Mary Earps says she ‘learned some tough lessons’ from book backlash

Former England keeper has met with Sarina Wiegman She adds: ‘I’m human. I’m not perfect, I’m still learning’ Mary Earps said she has “learned some tough lessons” and understands why there was such strong condemnation of comments made in her autobiography last year. The former England goalkeeper said the “last thing she wanted to do” was hurt Sarina Wiegman and she is grateful to have had a chance to meet up with the Lionesses head coach and have a “really positive conversation” since the release of her book in November, which led to a huge backlash. Continue reading...

SWPL post-split fixtures revealed amid tense title race!

The Scottish Women’s Premier League post-split fixtures have been released as a number of clubs battle for the title and to avoid relegation.

In-form Hull ready to shake off near misses and land first major in 2026

Charley Hull says she is ready to win a major in 2026 with the Englishwoman set for the HSBC Women's World Championship in Singapore this week.