July, 2022
Euro 2022: Why Wendie Renard playing in Rotherham is a good thing
Some Euro 2022 matches featuring the biggest stars of women’s football are being played in small northern stadiums – but does that matter?
Euro 2022: Why Wendie Renard and France will relish playing in Rotherham
BBC Sport’s Miriam Walker-Khan looks into the positives that come from hosting Euro 2022 matches in Rotherham and Leigh.
Nunez, Mane, Salah: Liverpool’s summer business assessed
Liverpool have already signed Darwin Nunez, sold Sadio Mane and tied Mohamed Salah down to a new deal – all before flying off for their pre-season tour. It’s been a characteristically efficient summer of business for the Reds.
Jones’ youthful England hope, Ireland target accuracy, SA disrespecting Wales?
We hear from the England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland camps ahead of the weekend’s crucial second Tests of the summer tours, live on Sky Sports.
How to watch Super League’s Magic Weekend live on Sky
Everything you need to know and how to watch Super League’s Magic Weekend at St James’ Park, exclusively live on Sky Sports this Saturday and Sunday.
Canavan: Time for this Kerry team to stand up and be counted
Jack O’Connor said after Kerry’s win over Mayo that his players “have been yearning to get a cut” at Dublin since 2019.
Jack Wilshere: Ex-Arsenal, West Ham and England midfielder retires
Former Arsenal, West Ham and England midfielder Jack Wilshere announces his retirement from football.
Wimbledon: Cameron Norrie needs to ‘take risks’ against Novak Djokovic, says Tim Henman
Cameron Norrie needs to “take risks” when he faces the “ultimate challenge” of playing Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon semi-final, says Tim Henman.
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini found not guilty following fraud trial
Former Fifa president Sepp Blatter and vice-president Michel Platini have been found not guilty following their fraud trial.