After a two-week break, the Women's Six Nations returns this weekend, with Ireland hosting Wales in Saturday's late kick-off.
British wildcard Arthur Fery, the world number 114, is carrying British hopes at Wimbledon after reaching the fourth round. The 23-year-old, born near Paris, will face Grigor Dimitrov on Centre Court, hoping for continued enthusiastic support from the home crowd.
Neymar, 34, has declared his Brazil international career over following their 2026 World Cup last-16 exit to Norway. His final appearance was at MetLife Stadium, where he debuted in 2010.
FIFA surprisingly reversed a one-game World Cup suspension for U.S. Men's National Team striker Folarin Balogun after President Trump reportedly asked FIFA President Gianni Infantino to review the ban. Balogun can now play against Belgium.
England midfielder Jordan Henderson sustained a severe wrist injury celebrating his team's World Cup victory over Mexico. Manager Thomas Tuchel described the injury as "really bad," with Henderson taken to hospital and unlikely to travel with the team.
Families and fans are warning they are being priced out of the London Diamond League athletics event, with tickets costing up to 10 times more than in other global cities. Many adult tickets are £95, higher than other Diamond League events, leading to concerns about accessibility for athletics fans.
England secured a historic World Cup quarter-final spot by defeating Mexico 3-2 at the Azteca, overcoming altitude and a red card. This win is compared to other significant away victories, including a 5-1 thrashing of Germany in 2001 and a crucial draw against Italy in 1997.
