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Forwards James Wilson and Findlay Curtis have left the Scotland senior squad to play for the Under-21 team. The duo will feature in a Wednesday match against Azerbaijan.
Hibs have named Marink Reedijk as their new manager. The former Beveren boss pledges to implement a brave and committed style of play.
A 17-year-old stood trial on charges of sending a racist message to footballer Jess Carter. The court heard he allegedly called her 'stupid' and 'ugly' before using a slur.
Sam Kerr and Martha Thomas return to the Scotland squad after a year's absence for the World Cup play-off against the Czech Republic.
BBC Sport reviews the opening block of EFL Championship fixtures as the league enters a three-week international break, highlighting early trends.
Joe Hart criticized the 'uncomfortable' own goal by Manchester United's Lisandro Martinez during their 1-1 draw with Fulham.
Anthony Gordon gives insights ahead of the England vs Spain match. The episode features discussions with John Murray, Ian Dennis, and Ali Bruce-Ball.
Arsenal's Women's Champions League opener featured an unscheduled commercial break. The unusual coverage also included a dog on set and a rotating floor.
Republic of Ireland captain Dara O'Shea states the team will discuss the contentious Sunday match against Israel after their upcoming game against Kosovo.
Klopp faces the task of activating Wirtz for Germany, while Jose Mourinho seeks justice following Real Madrid's derby loss.
Despite extensive cost-saving measures by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, Manchester United's debt remains above £1bn. The club has also confirmed spending £63.5m on land for a new stadium.
USA international Emily Fox has signed a new three-year contract with Arsenal. The player stated the decision to remain at the club was straightforward for her.
A BBC analysis investigates whether the social media meme that Bournemouth, Brighton, and Brentford form a Premier League 'Bermuda Triangle' is backed by the data.
Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City began their Women's Champions League campaigns with unconvincing performances. The English trio faces immediate scrutiny over their form in European competition.
Andy Carroll has disclosed he was sexually assaulted in 2021. The man responsible has been sentenced to three years in prison.
Christian Eriksen has left VfL Wolfsburg by mutual consent. The move comes just over three months after he collapsed during a Denmark friendly.
England winger Bukayo Saka revealed that the team is still processing the emotional impact of their heartbreaking World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina.
Anthony Gordon expresses surprise at Thomas Tuchel's decisions following England's World Cup semi-final loss to Argentina. The squad has regrouped to discuss the outcome.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has voiced support for allowing alcohol consumption in football stands. This proposal challenges a decades-old prohibition and sparks debate among fans and officials.
Mirror Football highlights the worst away days in English football, from grim grounds to bad pies. The article spans all levels, from the Premier League to grassroots.
Wayne Rooney criticizes Benjamin Sesko for missing Manchester United's draw at Fulham due to a continuing shin injury.
The Mirror has published an interactive tool to locate non-league and EFL matches during the three-week international break.
Virgil van Dijk had a tense exchange with a Dutch journalist following accusations of betrayal linked to the Netherlands' World Cup elimination.
FourFourTwo releases Quickfire Quiz 209, testing fans on red cards and World Cup history. Players have 90 seconds to answer all 10 questions.
