KIERAN GILL AND JOSUE SEIXAS: The Fluminense fans here in the United States for the Club World Cup will tell you that Chelsea's newest signing from Brighton is a 'Moleque de Xerem'.
JACK GAUGHAN: The beach yoga on Florida 's east coast wouldn't have felt quite so tranquil the morning after Al Hilal, as Manchester City prepared to board their 153-seat Atlas private charter home.
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Words of contentment were not reserved solely for the performance itself as Ben Duckett reflected on the career-high moment.
Breakthrough elusive at club relegated from League TwoPanjab Warriors consortium have clearance for takeoverMorecambe are on the verge of entering administration after talks between the club’s directors and owner Jason Whittingham failed to find a breakthrough regarding a potential takeover.The Panjab Warriors consortium received clearance from the …
First-round stroll past Báez shed light on shapes, sounds and iconography of newfound Draper fandom at SW19As Jack Draper arched his back to serve, a set and a break up on Court No 1, a well-groomed man in thick silver sunglasses stood up in his seat and posed for a photo in front of the action, chewing theatrically on the handle of his lustrously finished …
While the 29-year-old winner Arthur Rinderknech belly-flopped in celebration on Centre Court, third seed Alexander Zverev opened his soul following the defeat in five sets.
In the first of her new Wimbledon columns, BBC Sport analyst Naomi Broady discuss how Emma Raducanu will look to beat 2023 champion Marketa Vondrousova.
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Conditions have been tough for the players at Wimbledon, but not just because of the high temperatures - also the grass they are playing on.
England are 2-0 down in the five-match T20 series against India and face a tough challenge to turn things around.
LEWIS STEELE ON COURT NO 1: The pair, alongside Dan Evans, made it 10 British wins in the first round and seven men into the next stage for the first time since 1997 on a day when big seeds fell.
Eyebrows were raised when Real Madrid paid Liverpool £8.4m to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold early, but his first month with the Spanish club has repaid their calculated gamble.
Seven-time champion wins 6-1, 6-7 (3), 6-2, 6-2‘I have earned the right to think I can go all the way’At Wimbledon they are calling it the massacre of the seeds. And it has been bloodier than any grand slam in history. On the men’s side, four of the top 10 have been knocked out in the first round. Another four have also fallen in the women’s singles. …
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Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Wednesday's meetings at Thirsk, Epsom Downs, Worcester and Chepstow.
