Renee Slegers signs new Arsenal deal
Arsenal have confirmed that head coach Renée Slegers has signed a new contract extension, securing her long-term future at the club following last season’s Champions League success.Photo by Tom Dul...
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No one is talking about this team as a sleeper in Cody Bellinger’s free agency market
While large-market teams such as the Yankees, Mets, and Giants remain the favorites to land Cody Bellinger in free agency, the Diamondbacks have every reason to swoop in and sign…
Rosenior not scared of challenge at ‘world-class’ Chelsea
Liam Rosenior said that his challenge is to carry Chelsea to the "next level" as he prepares to take charge of the Blues for the first time on Saturday.Rosenior said…
Mike Tomlin brings playoff experience back to Pittsburgh once again
The longtime head coach is back in the postseason.
Gregor Kobel passed fit to face Eintracht Frankfurt
Gregor Kobel had been a doubt for Borussia Dortmund’s first game of 2026 against Eintracht Frankfurt on Friday night after the goalkeeper left his club’s training camp early due to…
‘Anything can happen’ – Macclesfield striker on FA Cup tie
There are 116 places between National League North side Macclesfield and Premier League Crystal Palace, but the Silkmen are optimistic they can cause an upset against the holders in the…
Why will Semenyo wear 42?
The Ghana international emerged at Bristol City wearing the 42, which captured his status as an unpolished academy forward fighting for a senior place. Toure had worn 24 at Barcelona…
NFL QB rankings: Jacoby Brissett finishes in one of lowest tiers
Brissett ended the season in Tier 5 and in the bottom eight in rankings.
CAN 2025: Algeria smiles ahead of Nigeria
With just forty-eight hours to go before a crucial CAN 2025 quarter-final against Nigeria, Algeria is fine-tuning its preparations without rushing. Thursday’s training session focused on technical a...
‘If you’re outside the top six, you can never target an FA Cup run’
In his BBC Sport column, ex-Premier League boss Tony Pulis explains why the FA Cup has fallen down the pecking order for managers, despite still being a special competition.