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Wolves re-sign striker Jimenez from Fulham
Wolves re-sign striker Jimenez from FulhamImage source, ShutterstockImage caption, Raul Jimenez scored 28 goals in 98 Premier League appearances for FulhamByNizaar KinsellaFootball reporterPublished13 minutes ago2 CommentsWolves have agreed a two-year deal to re-sign striker Raul Jimenez on a free transfer from Fulham.The 35-year-old has completed a medical and has an option for a further year at Molineux as relegated Wolves prepare for a Championship campaign next season.He will team up with fo...
PALMER: Antonelli’s Monaco win proved he’s on the path to greatness
Former Renault F1 driver Jolyon Palmer says what Antonelli is doing is unprecedented – but it's still too early to compare him to the F1 legends of the past.
Four of the most absurd reasons college football players have been ruled ineligible in recent years
With everyone still reacting to the news that Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby has been ruled eligible to play following his gambling scandal, it made me think about just how far the sport has shifted from just a decade prior.Some fans may not realize it, but the pendulum has swung so far in the other direction so quickly it would give anyone whiplash.In just a few short years, we went from Jim Harbaugh being read the riot act for lying about buying recruits some cheeseburgers while at Mich...
Meet the philosopher-in-training who will be at the VAR monitor this World Cup
Joe Dickerson is one of North America’s best referees, but he’ll be off the field in a high-pressure position when the World Cup begins• Predict the winner | Daily podcast | Download our appJoe Dickerson never set out to be a referee. As a player, he was told that reffing would be to make money on the side, learn responsibility, and – more pertinent to his team – learn the sport and begin to understand it on a granular level.Those early assignments in the San Jose area have blossomed into a care...
Cristiano Ronaldo’s 5 greatest world cup moments before 2026
Cristiano Ronaldo is preparing for what is expected to be the final FIFA World Cup of his legendary career. The Portugal captain has already secured his place in football history by becoming one of only three players to be selected for six World Cup tournaments. As Portugal begins its latest campaign, the 41-year-old will be chasing the one major trophy that has always eluded him.
England need to take accountability after Stokes & Atkinson incident - Agnew
BBC Sport chief cricket commentator Jonathan Agnew says Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson's drinking incident in a London nightclub is "not on" and the team has to be accountability over England's drinking culture.
Stokes shouldn’t lose his job for breaking curfew when the ECB’s failings run so much deeper
Midnight bedtime was entirely a public relations exercise to reconnect with fans – the same fans the ECB invites to one long piss-up at Lord’sThe laws of cricket run to 200-and-some pages. The International Cricket Council’s Test playing regulations fill another 125, the anti-doping code packs another 66, the code of conduct is 44 more, illegal bowling actions 37, kit and equipment 36. You’d be hard pressed to find one single rule anywhere among them as silly as the one we know Ben Stokes has ju...
Promising schoolboy, 17, who lives on millionaire island killed in lacrosse accident despite wearing helmet
Promising schoolboy, 17, who lives on millionaire island killed in lacrosse accident despite wearing helmetSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy SOPHIA BAUM - FEMAIL REPORTER, INTERN Published: 17:15, 9 June 2026 | Updated: 17:15, 9 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Lions coach Yapp wants elite for NZ tour - but that doesn't mean all England
British and Irish Lions women's head coach Jo Yapp says she will pick the best possible side for the team's inaugural tour of New Zealand next summer. It could mean the team being heavily weighted towards world champions England.
PGA Tour pro Adam Svensson makes boneheaded, likely very costly mistake during US Open qualifier
PGA Tour winner Adam Svensson made what may turn out to be a career-altering mistake during his U.S. Open qualifier.As the longest day in golf unfolded, with the 36-hole U.S. Open final qualifying taking place across North America on Monday, the most shocking moment came in Ontario, Canada, in an eight-player playoff with three spots in the year's third major up for grabs.The playoff eventually dwindled to three, with PGA Tour players Mx McGreevy, Matt Wallace and Svensson battling for the final...
Nigeria plays Portugal in international World Cup friendly: All to know
All the news on the teams, lineups and start time as Portugal complete their World Cup preparations against Nigeria.
Is the pope a Real Madrid fan? Leo’s admission upsets Barcelona faithful
Pontiff appeals in Catalan for harmony on Barcelona leg of Spain tour after making football foes in cityTo the delight of many, Pope Leo XIV kicked off the Barcelona leg of his week-long visit to Spain with a few words in Catalan, calling on the faithful who had gathered in the city’s cathedral on Tuesday “to build harmony and communion beyond all polarisation”.The pontiff’s familiar and commendable plea for people to set aside their differences may, however, have come a little late. Three days...
Emma Raducanu buoyant after thumping win over Blinkova at Queen’s
British player wants win to be launchpad for grass seasonJack Draper pulls out of men’s event to continue recoveryEmma Raducanu believes her dominant start to the grass-court season can be the launchpad for success over the coming month as she reached the second round at Queen’s with a 6-0, 6-3 win over Anna Blinkova, a qualifier.“It was a really good stepping stone, and the way I was feeling on the court, the way I was moving, the way I was expressing myself, just the whole package, not necessa...
Bangladesh beat Australia for first time in 21 years
Bangladesh beat Australia for first time in 21 yearsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Bangladesh had lost their previous 14 ODIs against AustraliaByMatthew HenryBBC Sport JournalistPublished7 minutes ago1 CommentsFirst one-day international, MirpurBangladesh 284-8 (50 overs): Mosaddek 86*; Ellis 3-38Australia 191-9 (42.2 overs): Green 52*; Rana 4-41Bangladesh won by 86 runs (DLS method)ScorecardAustralia suffered only their second one-day international defeat by Bangladesh - and first for...
If Winning Is Everything, Is Anything Off Limits?
The “fake news” revolution is in full swing.
Explained: What Lionesses can expect in World Cup playoffs
Anton Toloui explains what needs to happen in order for England to beat Spain to an automatic qualification spot for the World Cup.
Teenage sensation Gout Gout ready to dive in at Diamond League deep end
Young sprinter is ready to take on the ‘big boys’ for the first time as he takes life in the spotlight in his strideLife comes at you fast, especially when you are Gout Gout. In April, the 18-year-old prodigy became the fastest teenager over 200m in history. Then last month, he finally got his own bedroom for the first time, having bought his family a new six-bedroom house in Brisbane. Now, in Oslo on Wednesday, he is one of the headline acts in his first senior Diamond League race.Excited? You...
How F1 teams adapted to the unique challenge of Monaco
The very specific demands of Monte Carlo allowed several teams to devise weird and wonderful looking additional winglets for last weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix.
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Mark Chapman reflects on Mexico 86, Maradona's 'Hand of God' & the 'Goal of the Century'.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Full schedule, fixtures, groups, India timings, venues, knockout dates
The road to FIFA World Cup 2026 is finally here. With 48 teams, 104 matches and a month of football across the United States, Canada and Mexico, the tournament promises history at every turn. Find everything you need in one place, from the full schedule, fixtures and group-stage matches to India match timings (IST), format changes, venues, knockout dates and must-watch clashes in the biggest World Cup ever.