Zeph Thomas, a 36-year-old footballer, has had an extraordinary career with 39 moves in 18 years, playing for clubs in England, the US, Belgium, and Canada. Now, as player-manager of ninth-tier South Yorkshire club Dearne & District, he's leading the team into their first-ever FA Cup match.
Arsenal have agreed a deal to sign Newcastle captain Bruno Guimaraes to bolster their midfield ahead of the new Premier League season, following manager Mikel Arteta's demand for ambition after their recent title win.
Aston Martin enfrenta desafíos en la F1 2026 debido a retrasos en el desarrollo del AMR26 y la falta de competitividad del motor Honda, con mejoras esperadas tras el parón veraniego.
BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers reader questions regarding Adrian Newey's delayed impact at Aston Martin, the 2026 upgrade race under cost caps, potential calendar adjustments due to geopolitical conflicts, and customer engine dynamics.
Reflecting on Wales' historic Euro 2016 campaign in France, players, fans and officials discuss how reaching the semi-finals transformed the nation's footballing mindset and legacy.
Mumbai Indians' investment led to Oval Invincibles rebranding as MI London, bringing the Ambani family's cricket empire to The Oval. This deal, valued at £60m for a 49% stake, aims to boost the franchise's global brand and commercial expertise while retaining Surrey's identity.
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola noted defensive issues after a 4-2 pre-season loss to Leeds in Chicago, highlighting the need for reinforcements. The team conceded six goals in three US matches, prompting calls for new signings, especially at centre-back, ahead of the Premier League season.
Everton finished 13th in the Premier League for the second season under David Moyes, despite a record £97m net transfer spend. A strong start imploded, leading to a winless run. Financial breaches and points deductions loom, while key player injuries and transfer strategy remain central to the club's future outlook.
This article explores major football transfer targets who were close to joining Premier League clubs but ultimately ended up elsewhere, examining the paths their careers took.
Northern Ireland boxer Jon McConnell won Commonwealth gold in the men's 70kg final, defeating Wales' Orlando Holley-Sotomi via split decision. The 23-year-old had previously turned down an opportunity to appear on the latest series of Love Island to compete in the Games, a decision he now feels vindicated.
Uefa has declared it has "lost confidence" in Fifa President Gianni Infantino after his controversial private investment plan was withdrawn. The proposal, which drew parallels to the 2021 European Super League debacle, faced strong opposition over transparency and governance concerns.
Wimbledon champion Marketa Vondrousova received a four-year ban for refusing a doping test at her Prague home in December 2025. An independent tribunal found no compelling justification for her refusal, despite her safety concerns and claims of misunderstanding rules. She plans to appeal the decision.
The long-awaited heavyweight boxing match between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is set to materialize after more than a decade of anticipation. Both fighters have lead-up bouts this weekend – Fury in Thailand and Joshua in Saudi Arabia – before a planned face-to-face meeting in Jeddah, with contracts signed but potential hurdles remaining.
BBC Sport examines how rising WSL attendances, fan engagement initiatives and matchday issues are shaping the women's game in England. Arsenal's large crowds highlight growth, but scheduling and accessibility remain major concerns.
The long-awaited boxing super-fight between Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua is set to proceed after a decade of delays, with both fighters scheduled for separate pre-fights in Thailand and Saudi Arabia this weekend before a planned face-off.
A consortium led by British-Indian businessman Amit Bhatia is interested in acquiring a strategic minority stake in Liverpool FC, with reports suggesting Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has been approached to join. This development raises questions about Fenway Sports Group's long-term strategy for the club.
Five years after its Saudi-led takeover, Newcastle United navigates a changed financial landscape with Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) and Squad-Cost Ratio (SCR), unlike Manchester City's swift post-takeover success. Despite revenue growth and some on-field achievements, the club faces challenges in boosting income, managing player sales, and developing infrastructure to meet its ambitious goals.
Manchester United fans are furious after "thousands" had season ticket accounts restricted due to a crackdown on touting and terms violations. Supporters, including loyal long-term holders, claim wrongful accusations and a lack of information, causing significant anxiety.
This report clarifies F1 stewards' decisions on the Hamilton-Russell and Leclerc-Piastri incidents, discusses the future of the Belgian Grand Prix amid financial considerations, details Mercedes' unexpected engine issues affecting George Russell, and explains Red Bull's qualifying tow strategy.
The 2026 Hundred cricket competition introduces significant changes, including new team ownerships, rebranded names and kits for several teams, and a player auction featuring high-value signings like Harry Brook (£460k) and Sophie Devine (£210k). The season begins July 21.
England's limited-overs cricket team has shown a significant upturn in form, defeating world number one India in T20 and ODI series. This resurgence, led by coach Brendon McCullum and key players like Joe Root, suggests the team is building momentum towards the next World Cup after a disappointing 2023 campaign.
The BBC expressed gratitude to millions of viewers and users for record engagement during the World Cup, with 42.8 million tuning into live coverage and 57.2 million unique browsers accessing digital content, leading to iPlayer's biggest ever day and week.
Following the World Cup, Spain captain Rodri received the Golden Ball, Messi the Silver, and Mbappe the Bronze. BBC Sport journalists offer diverse opinions on the tournament's best players, including Messi, Bellingham, and Olise, alongside standout young talents like Cubarsi and Bouaddi. They also highlight memorable moments, biggest disappointments, and the most passionate fans, with a focus on specific goals and saves.
Former assistant referee Darren Cann refutes claims of a FIFA-led conspiracy to ensure Argentina and Lionel Messi win the World Cup, emphasizing referees' independence, rigorous training, and the human element of officiating, while highlighting the negative impact of such accusations on officials.
