Disallowing West Ham's last-ditch equaliser against Arsenal on Sunday was the right decision, referees' chief Howard Webb says.
Bromley Council is set to approve plans for a major revamp of the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre, including its athletics stadium, indoor arena, and swimming facilities. The project, spearheaded by the GLA and Mayor Sadiq Khan, has garnered both strong support and objections.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games aim to redefine their future with a simplified, cost-effective model, expanded Para programme, and new broadcasting deal. Key athletes like Adam Peaty and Shericka Jackson return, while India faces reduced medal opportunities but eyes future hosting bids.
Elliot Anderson and Morgan Rogers have each set a British transfer record in a month, reflecting the premium on young English midfielders. The analysis says rising Premier League revenues and homegrown rules help explain the prices.
Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare refused to leave the pitch during a training session, demanding a move to Fiorentina after the club rejected their bid. Wolves had accepted an offer from Trabzonspor, and Arokodare's actions led new boss Cesar Peixoto to cancel the session, posing an early challenge for the manager.
Tour de France anti-doping authorities deny accusations of preferential treatment for French rider Paul Seixas, who hasn't undergone nocturnal testing like other top riders. The ITA states decisions are impartial, while a stage summary notes Jasper Philipsen's win and Adam Yates's illness.
The first 48-team men's World Cup in North America, won by Spain, showed mixed results. It boosted global diversity with new participants like Cape Verde but also revealed a wider class gap and a flawed third-place system. FIFA hints at further expansion to 64 teams.
