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Lothar Matthäus has defended Michael Olise against claims that the French winger appears uncharismatic in post-match interviews. The former Bayern star insists there is no issue with Olise's media presence.
VfL Wolfsburg host Austrian leaders Sturm Graz in a historic first-round match. The German side bids for an early victory in the new continental competition.
Highly rated forward Tresoldi has held talks with both Germany and Italy's head coaches regarding his international allegiance, leaving his future open for now.
RB Leipzig's youth system remains unproductive despite heavy investment, with no homegrown player yet established as a first-team regular. Coaches identify cultural and competitive barriers to the pathway.
Top football clubs now track a large share of global talent via data and live scouting. This makes finding undiscovered players increasingly difficult.
A new BBC Football podcast examines the challenges facing Scottish football below the Premiership, focusing on the performance of Stenny and the broader state of the lower divisions.
The International Team faces a daunting challenge to end Team USA's dominance at the 2026 Presidents Cup. Analysts suggest a historic upset akin to the 2021 'Miracle at Medinah' is needed to secure victory.
Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur has stressed the importance of cleaner execution after recent costly results, while Nico Rosberg identifies a recurring team flaw.
Sachindu Colombage excelled for Sri Lanka with three wickets against England in an ODI match, showcasing his skill and impact.
Riakporhe has offered Fisher a chance for the British heavyweight title, contingent on Fisher defeating Michael Pirotton first. The offer highlights the competitive landscape in the division.
A comprehensive review of Google ratings for all Football League stadiums shows Premier League grounds securing the top spots. The highest rated ground scored 4.7, while the lowest rated was 4.0.
FourFourTwo challenges fans to recall every team sponsor of the EFL Cup. The competition has changed names multiple times since its 1960 inception.
FourFourTwo releases Quiz 208, a 90-second trivia challenge. It covers topics from Kylian Mbappe to the historic Busby Babes.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is lobbying UN heads of state for support ahead of next year's election. No rival candidates have emerged despite the recent failure of the World Cup sell-off plan.
US Captain Brandt Snedeker has challenged JJ Spaun to prove him wrong after excluding the 2012 US Open champion from the Presidents Cup squad.
Will Jacks starred as England defeated Sri Lanka by 89 runs in Durham. The win gives England a 1-0 lead in the three-match ODI series, continuing their white-ball dominance.
Heavyweight Johnny Fisher dismissed Michael Pirotton's comments about his mental state during a face-off. The two will meet Saturday at the Copper Box Arena in a live Sky Sports broadcast.
Celtic reported a £4.8m loss for the year ending June 30, a sharp reversal from a £33.9m profit a year earlier. The decline is driven by a 22.7% drop in revenue.
Great Britain's campaign at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals ended in the quarter-finals with a defeat to Czechia in Shenzhen.
Iconic Irish racehorse Hurricane Fly, Willie Mullins' dual Champion Hurdle winner, has died at age 22.
Marlie Packer reflects on the end of the Red Roses' 39-test winning streak and the team's response ahead of Saturday's home match against New Zealand.
Mexican senators propose a legislative reform to reinstate promotion and relegation in Liga MX. The system was suspended in 2020 due to the pandemic and has not returned as promised.
Olivia Cusack walked 29 miles from Bramall Lane to honor her late sister, Maddy Cusack. The family aims to keep the Sheffield United player's legacy alive three years after her death.
Football clubs are adapting their routines to manage a new three-week international break, as detailed by BBC Sport.
