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Mbappe Reveals 2016 Liverpool Move: 'My Mum Was a Big Fan of Klopp'

Kylian Mbappe reveals he was close to joining Liverpool in 2016. His mother was a 'big fan' of Jurgen Klopp and wanted him to move to Merseyside.

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Rooney Weighs In on JJ Gabriel's Manchester United Exit

Wayne Rooney has spoken out on the future of JJ Gabriel after the player requested a transfer from Manchester United.

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Celtic Post £4.8m Loss as Revenue Plunges 22.7%

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.

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Great Britain Out of Billie Jean King Cup Finals After Loss to Czechia

Great Britain's campaign at the Billie Jean King Cup Finals ended in the quarter-finals with a defeat to Czechia in Shenzhen.

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Real Madrid demand Tebas's removal after 'intolerable' response to refereeing claims

Real Madrid has demanded the removal of La Liga president Javier Tebas following his dismissal of their refereeing complaints. Tebas labeled their claims as belonging to 'another galaxy' after a 2-1 derby loss.

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Man Utd Hit by Double Injury Blow as Carrick Faces Job Uncertainty

Manchester United suffered a double injury setback following their draw against Fulham. The news adds pressure on manager Michael Carrick, whose job security is now in question.

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Binks' Unconventional Path: From Pizza Hunts to Danish Superliga Lead

Luis Binks has reached the Scotland squad via a unique career path, including a stint in the Danish Superliga and a memorable incident with Thierry Henry.

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Joe Hart Calls Rayan Cherki a 'Genius' After City's 5-3 Win

Joe Hart praised Rayan Cherki as a 'genius' after the forward's goal in Manchester City's 5-3 Premier League victory over Sunderland.

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Hurricane Fly, Willie Mullins' Dual Hurdle Champion, Dies Aged 22

Iconic Irish racehorse Hurricane Fly, Willie Mullins' dual Champion Hurdle winner, has died at age 22.

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Packer: Red Roses Must Reset After 39-Test Run Ends Before NZ Clash

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.

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Bayern Munich vs Man City: Women's Champions League Live Updates

Bayern Munich faces Manchester City in a Women's Champions League clash under sunny evening conditions. The Guardian provides live coverage from the 5.45pm BST kick-off in Munich.

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Mexican Senate Moves to Restore Promotion and Relegation

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.

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Olivia Cusack Walks 29 Miles to Honor Sister Maddy

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.

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De Zerbi Sack Threat Looms: Spurs Consider Move After Five Games

Tottenham Hotspur are reportedly considering sacking Roberto De Zerbi just five matches into the 2026/27 season. The decision follows a difficult start that contrasts with the club's significant recent financial investment in the squad.

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BBC Predicts England XI to Face Spain at Euro 2028

BBC Sport experts predict the starting lineup for England's Euro 2028 opener against Spain. The Three Lions aim to challenge the world champions in a high-stakes group stage match.

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Clubs Face Three-Week International Break: Training Plans Revealed

Football clubs are adapting their routines to manage a new three-week international break, as detailed by BBC Sport.

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Arteta Signs New Contract: Arsenal Secure Champions' Manager

Mikel Arteta has agreed to an improved new contract with Premier League champions Arsenal.

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Ireland vs Israel: No Away Fans, Neutral Venue Amid National Tensions

Republic of Ireland's upcoming match against Israel will be played at a neutral venue with no away fans due to fraught national tensions. BBC Sport details the contentious background to this high-profile fixture.

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Tebas Dismisses Real Ref Conspiracies as 'Another Galaxy'

La Liga president Javier Tebas has rejected claims of a refereeing bias against Real Madrid, comparing the conspiracy theories to living in another galaxy.

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Sheffield FC: 'This is not Wrexham' as BBC Podcast Reveals Struggles at World's Oldest Club

A new BBC podcast, 'Mud, Sweat and Cheers: Trouble at the Bottom,' offers a behind-the-scenes look at an extraordinary season at the world's oldest football club, Sheffield FC.

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Five Withdrawals Shake England Squad: The Rules Explained

Five players have withdrawn from the England squad, prompting a review of the regulations governing international call-ups and player availability.

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Switzerland Captain Xhaka Under Investigation for Certificate Issue

Switzerland captain Granit Xhaka is facing an official investigation over his vaccination certificate. The probe was reported by BBC Football.

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Pocognoli's Scotland Face Slovenia Debut: Key Squad Questions Remain

Sebastien Pocognoli prepares for his first match as Scotland head coach against Slovenia. The BBC's analysis highlights the current state of the squad.

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Lambert: O'Neill Must Stay at Celtic, Sacking Would Be Shock

Former Celtic captain Paul Lambert says he would be shocked if Martin O'Neill was sacked. Lambert admits O'Neill leaving is possible but insists a dismissal would be a major disappointment.

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