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How to watch the women's Grand Prix De Son Altesse Royale La Princesse Lalla Meryem: TV channel and streaming options for the Semifinal
The women’s slate at the Grand Prix De Son Altesse Royale La Princesse Lalla Meryem today includes two matches, among them Panna Udvardy (ranked No. 68) against Anhelina Kalinina (No. 89).Grand Prix De Son Altesse Royale La Princesse Lalla Meryem key details Tournament: The Grand Prix De Son Altesse Royale La Princesse Lalla Meryem Round: Semifinals Date: May 22 Streaming: Fubo (Stream now) Venue: Union Sportive des Cheminots du Maroc Location: Rabat, Morocco Court Surface: Clay Watching in pers...
Kohli 58 runs away from historic IPL record; set to overtake Gayle, Warner, Rahul
Virat Kohli is on the cusp of a historic IPL milestone, needing just 58 runs against Sunrisers Hyderabad to become the first player with four consecutive 600-plus run seasons. He is currently tied with Chris Gayle, David Warner, and KL Rahul, who each achieved the feat in three consecutive seasons.
Benjamin Sesko's first Manchester United season - 'We always knew we were buying a player with growth'
Manchester United tried to sign Benjamin Sesko when he was aged 16 and 17, in 2020 and 2021. Tried again to sign him in the summer of 2022 and 2023. He was the No 1 target ahead of nine other strikers in 2023, a player considered a top-quality, long-term option. Even then, United reckoned that he would cost €75 million (£65m or $87m at current rates), but there were other challenges too. Advertisement
Joe Root on Tendulkar, McCullum and the art of batting: 'If cricket is all about you, it's a depressing sport to play'
The Athletic has launched a Cricket WhatsApp Channel. Click here to join.The first thing The Athletic notices upon meeting Joe Root up close is the thickness of his forearms. Now 35 and about to embark on his 14th consecutive home Test summer, England’s greatest batter still radiates a boyish quality that no amount of stubble or crow’s feet can dim.Advertisement
Angel Gomes on Wolves, England and his future: 'I spoke to Tuchel. To be in the mix, that's down to me'
Where once he harboured aspirations to be directly involved, Angel Gomes will instead join millions of fellow English football supporters this summer watching his national team playing at the World Cup.A couple of years ago, the midfielder looked to be in contention for a place at the tournament in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Yet, when Thomas Tuchel’s 26-man squad is announced on Friday, Gomes’s name will not, realistically, even generate a mention in dispatches.Advertisement
Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 38 mailbag: Bench Boost buys, sacking off Saka, and holding Haaland
After 10 months of managing your Fantasy Premier League teams, the final gameweek arrives this Sunday (deadline 2.30pm UK time/9.30am ET).To give you the best possible routes to points for one last time this season, we asked our FPL experts Holly Shand and Abdul Rehman to answer any questions you had before your final roll of the dice.Advertisement
Ferdi Kadioglu exclusive: European qualification would be 'really big thing' for Brighton
Ferdi Kadioglu is heading into Brighton and Hove Albion’s European decider against Manchester United at the Amex Stadium on Sunday with an extra spring in his step.Winning the player of the season vote among Brighton supporters shows how well the versatile Turkey international has recovered from the toe injury which decimated his 2024-25 debut season. It also confirms that Kadioglu is turning out to be the best of the nine signings the club made in summer 2024 for a combined cost of nearly £200m...
The Prospects: Ryan McAidoo, Manchester City
The FA Youth Cup final is one of the most prestigious games in academy football.Some of the current crop of the Premier League’s biggest stars — from Cole Palmer, Reece James and Marc Guehi to Kobbie Mainoo and Morgan Rogers — have showcased their skills in the final. Retreat back and Manchester United’s celebrated class of 1992 won the competition. That group, which included Paul Scholes, David Beckham, Nicky Butt, Ryan Giggs and the Neville brothers in its number, went on to form the spine of...
Aitana Bonmati's journey from serious injury to Champions League final: Rest, recovery and pottery
When making pottery, adding water to the clay is essential for success, but adding too much causes the pieces to collapse, forcing you to start all over again. You have to strike the right balance to create a masterpiece.The same could be said for a player like Barcelona’s record three-time Ballon d’Or winner Aitana Bonmati, who thrives under pressure. But put too much pressure on her and, like the clay, she can collapse.Advertisement
Sudharsan, Gill script IPL history, break multiple records in CSK demolition
Sai Sudharsan and Shubman Gill etched their names in IPL history with remarkable performances against Chennai Super Kings. Both batters surpassed 600 runs for the second consecutive season, a feat achieved by only a select few. Their dominant opening partnership also saw them climb various T20 and IPL record lists.
Pep Guardiola built three great Manchester City sides – he hasn't been able to build a fourth
When Pep Guardiola arrived in Manchester in 2016, there seemed little chance he’d still be around by 2026. A decade-long stint was surely impossible for a manager who had only ever signed one-year extensions in Barcelona — and seemed to regret staying for a fourth year — and then left Bayern after three.Advertisement
How will Arsenal of 2026 be remembered?
“I mean it when I say we don’t just want to win this cup. We want to win it playing good football, to make neutrals glad we’ve done it, glad to remember how we did it.”On the morning of May 25, 1967, shortly before Celtic became the first British club, and first from northern Europe, to win the European Cup — today’s Champions League — their legendary manager, Jock Stein, said these words to the great Scottish reporter Hugh McIlvanney.Advertisement
Mohamed Salah: Magician, monster, marvel
Mohamed Salah’s nine-year love affair with Liverpool is at an end.One of the Premier League’s all-time greats says goodbye to Anfield on Sunday and does so having established himself as one of the club’s favourite adopted sons, courtesy of an astonishing goalscoring record and glittering trophy haul.Advertisement
Premier League predictions: Athletic subscribers joint-top with six-year-old heading into final day
Welcome to The Athletic’s Premier League predictions challenge, where the real title race could not be tighter ahead of the final day.Each week since the season began in August, four of us — a guest subscriber on rotation, a six-year-old, an algorithm and me — have been predicting the Premier League results with varying degrees of success.Advertisement
Hull manager Sergej Jakirovic interview: 'Managing in the Premier League would be everything'
Wembley has never known a Championship play-off final like tomorrow’s. A team beaten over a two-legged semi-final has been given a second chance after Southampton’s expulsion for spying brought the reinstatement of Middlesbrough.But the opponent they will face can tell their own improbable tale in reaching the cusp of the Premier League.Advertisement
Nico Dominguez interview: 'Lionel Messi is a relaxed, laid back person but on the pitch he is a monster'
When asked to describe Nico Dominguez’s qualities in a few words, his Nottingham Forest team-mates say “technically gifted” and “intelligent”.But there is another theme running through most of the responses to the club media post to mark the Argentina midfielder making his 100th appearance for the club.Advertisement
The Whitakers: 21 relatives. One great sporting dynasty: 'You've always got family around'
Wherever show jumper William Whitaker competes in the world, there is almost certainly another relative taking part. Welcome to what might be the greatest family dynasty in sport.“Nine times out of 10, there’s a good chance there’ll be another Whitaker [competing], which is nice because you’ve always got family around,” William told The Athletic. Advertisement
Andy Robertson on Diogo Jota, Jurgen Klopp and the leaving of Liverpool: 'I’ve given absolutely everything'
Andy Robertson is preparing for his Anfield farewell when Liverpool face Brentford on Sunday.Ahead of his final appearance for the club, the Scottish left-back sat down with a number of Merseyside reporters to reflect on the glorious highs and crushing lows of his nine-year spell on Merseyside. Here is the best of the conversation.Advertisement
The numbers are clear - Chelsea missing out on Europe would be perfect for Xabi Alonso
As the final weekend of the Premier League season approaches, Chelsea are dealing in degrees of consolation.Will it be qualification for the Europa League, another Conference League campaign, or no European football at all next season? Champions League football is gone, but thanks to Tuesday’s win over Tottenham, a bottom-half finish in the Premier League can be ruled out too, barring a huge goal difference swing with Newcastle, Everton or Fulham.Advertisement
Inaugural WSL play-offs explained: Leicester face Charlton to decide relegation
This Saturday, May 23, a Women’s Super League decider is taking place at Charlton Athletic’s stadium, The Valley.The 12:30pm BST (7:30am EST) kick-off between this year’s last-placed team in the WSL, Leicester City, and the WSL2 third-place finishers, Charlton, will determine a place in next season’s (2026-27) expanded 14-team WSL.Advertisement