Over 10 million sign petition to kick Argentina out of FIFA World Cup amid referee bias claims
More than 10 million people have signed a petition calling for Argentina's expulsion from the 2026 FIFA World Cup, alleging referee bias in favour of Lionel Messi's side after their comeback win over Egypt. Egypt accused FIFA of unfair officiating, while Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni rejected the claims, insisting VAR and modern technology make favouritism "next to impossible".
Brennan calls on GAA to employ video technology
Brennan calls on GAA to employ video technologyImage source, InphoImage caption, Brennan felt three key decisions went against his team in their defeat against Kerry ByDavid MohanBBC Sport NI journalist at Croke ParkPublished2 minutes agoDublin manager Ger Brennan has called for the GAA to introduce video technology to assist officials make key decisions following his team's All-Ireland SFC semi-final defeat by Kerry.Brennan felt three big decisions went against his side including Kerry's early...
'People don't want us to win': Argentina head coach fires back at FIFA favouritism claims
Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni rejects FIFA favouritism allegations. He states these claims provide extra motivation for his players. Scaloni mentioned such accusations have followed Argentina for decades. He believes VAR technology makes manipulation extremely difficult. The team prepares for their quarter-final match against Switzerland.
Explained: Why Croatia's 103rd-minute equaliser against Portugal was ruled out
On Thursday, Croatia's stoppage-time equaliser against Portugal was ruled out after VAR determined that Igor Matanovic had made a slight touch before the ball reached offside player Mario Pasalic, who assisted Josko Gvardiol's goal. Officials used ball sensor "Snicko" technology to confirm the touch, sparking outrage among Croatian players and fans.
'Coaches & players were informed': FIFA breaks silence on VAR ruling after Germany's exit
FIFA has defended a controversial VAR decision that disallowed Germany's extra-time goal against Paraguay in their World Cup exit. Referees chief Pierluigi Collina stated the call aligned with new guidelines punishing attackers obstructing opponents without playing the ball. Germany legend Thomas Muller vehemently criticised the decision, calling it "daylight robbery" and expressing frustration with technology's impact on the game.
Drones, specs and sensors - meet RFU's 'Q' behind gadgets for England's stars
Drones, specs and sensors - meet RFU's 'Q' behind gadgets for England's starsImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Teenage wing Noah Caluori is one of the England players for whom training has been tailored with specialist technologyByMike HensonBBC Sport rugby union news reporterPublished5 minutes agoCommentsFifteen years ago, Cristiano Ronaldo was the star of a genre-defying film.At the peak of his powers, the footballer was the subject of 'docu-mmercial' - his skills scientifically unpicke...
The Need for Speed: Top 10 Fastest Cars in the World 2026 – Speed Kings Revealed!
Get ready to shift into high gear as we unveil the speed demons of 2026! Discover the ultimate automobile engineering marvels that not only redefine speed but also push the limits of technology and design.
Relive every World Cup match with BBC Sport's 3D Experience
Relive every World Cup match with BBC Sport's 3D ExperienceImage source, BBC SportPublished7 minutes agoBBC Sport's Fifa World Cup 3D Experience just got even better, with every match played so far now available to relive.Matches shown live on the BBC can be viewed in real time using the technology, while it is now possible to see all completed games in replay mode - including both highlights and full match replays.The 3D Experience - a UK first and only available on BBC Sport - allows you to ta...
What is BBC's 3D Live Match Experience and how does it work?
What is BBC's 3D Live Match Experience and how does it work?ByJonty ColmanBBC Sport journalistPublished22 June 2026For the duration of the 2026 Fifa World Cup, the BBC has launched a 3D Experience.It allows fans an alternative look at a match, with the options available including being through the eyes of any player on the pitch to visualise exactly just what it is like to be playing on the greatest stage of them all.The technology is a first for the UK and is only available via BBC Sport.With t...
What is BBC's 3D Live Match Experience and how does it work?
What is BBC's 3D Live Match Experience and how does it work?ByJonty ColmanBBC Sport journalistPublished5 minutes agoFor the duration of the 2026 Fifa World Cup, the BBC has launched a 3D Experience.It allows fans an alternative look at a match, with the options available including being through the eyes of any player on the pitch to visualise exactly just what it is like to be playing on the greatest stage of them all.The technology is a first for the UK and is only available via BBC Sport.With...
Goalline technology denies Japan goal by fractions
Goalline technology denies Japan goal by fractionsTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedGoalline technology denies Japan goal by fractionsClose00Tunisia goalkeeper Aymen Dahmen makes an "unbelievable save" to prevent Japan from doubling their lead by the finest of margins, in their 2026 World Cup match at Estadio Monterrey.Watch more Fifa World Cup 2026 video.Available to UK users only.SubsectionWorld CupPublished2 minutes agoShareclose pane...
Electric SUVs Showdown 2026: BMW iX vs Mercedes EQS vs Audi Q8 e-tron – Which Reigns Supreme?
Get ready for the 2026 electric SUV showdown as we compare the BMW iX, Mercedes EQS, and Audi Q8 e-tron! With jaw-dropping specs and cutting-edge technology, one of these electrifying beasts is destined to dominate the roads.
Who will win the World Cup? Mathematician's 11 models predict four possible champions (but NOT England!)
Who will win the World Cup? Mathematician's 11 models predict four possible champions (but NOT England!)READ MORE: Supercomputer predicts England's World Cup journey See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy WILIAM HUNTER, SENIOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY REPORTER Published: 12:44, 17 June 2026 | Updated: 12:44, 17 June 2026 e-mail 6 View comments
All 78 World Cup matches have counter-drone technology: White House official
Andrew Giuliani spoke to ABC News after an alleged UFC 250 drone attack plot was disrupted by authorities.
Dharamsala gives wake-up call to rest of the BCCI state associations
Persistent rain in Dharamsala during the first ODI between India and Afghanistan highlighted the urgent need for advanced sub-surface drainage systems in Indian cricket stadiums. While HPCA Stadium and Chinnaswamy boast this technology, other venues rely on outdated methods, leading to significant delays and fan disappointment.
Asics Expands Tennis Footwear Research And Product Updates Coming
BusinessSportsMoneyAsics Expands Tennis Footwear Research And Product Updates ComingByTim Newcomb,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Tim Newcomb covers tennis gear/business, stadiums and shoe tech.Follow AuthorJun 16, 2026, 03:00am EDTA tennis court loaded with technology, including force plates, inside the Asics an HumanFab collaboration as part of ISS Europe.Albin DurandWhen Asics wanted to mine the movement insights of sponsored Swiss tennis star...
Bleep tests, alcohol bans and Gazza: Italia 90 set the bar for England and sports science | Sean Ingle
Bobby Robson employed a head of human performance for the World Cup and, despite wariness, the players got on boardThe eve of Italia 90. Gazza’s tears, England’s heartache, and the cascading emotions of a World Cup that sang and ultimately stung still lie ahead. For now, the sports scientist tasked with acclimatising Bobby Robson’s side to the Italian summer is using cutting-edge technology to assess each player’s fitness: a BBC microcomputer, a dot-matrix printer, and a few clunky Polar heart-r...
Supercomputer predicts who will win the World Cup - and which footballer will claim the Golden Boot
Supercomputer predicts who will win the World Cup – and which footballer will claim the Golden BootREAD MORE: Most handsome footballers at World Cup, according to scienceSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy SHIVALI BEST, SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY EDITOR Published: 14:24, 15 June 2026 | Updated: 14:24, 15 June 2026 e-mail 49 View comments
Snicko in football? Cricket-style technology steals the show during FIFA World Cup clash
A novel ball-contact technology, akin to cricket's 'Snicko', made its debut in a FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier between Sweden and Tunisia. This innovation proved crucial in overturning an offside call, awarding a goal to Sweden's Mattias Svanberg. The technology confirmed a touch by Alexander Isak, leading to a 5-1 victory for Sweden.
What is 'Snicko' and how does it work at the World Cup?
What is 'Snicko' and how does it work?ByJonty ColmanBBC Sport journalistPublished17 minutes agoSweden's fourth goal against Tunisia at the World Cup on Sunday night was controversially awarded following the use of Snickometer technology.Mattias Svanberg scored just 18 seconds after coming on as a substitute in the second half by converting a Yasin Ayari free-kick during the 5-1 win.Initially, Svanberg had been declared offside at the time the free-kick was delivered.Following protests from Swede...