September, 2025
World Athletics to ‘remind’ GB about slogan rules
World Athletics will “remind” Great Britain of its rules about religious and political slogans after Jeremiah Azu wore a headband with ‘100% Jesus’ on it.
Newcastle apologise to fans over ticket controversy
Newcastle United cancel more than 100 season tickets and apologise to supporters after seats sold to tour organisers a decade ago were “not detected until recently”.
Worcester and Brighton host competitive Monday action
In today’s feature a small but select field line up for the opening novices’ handicap chase, live on Sky Sports Racing from 1.30pm.
Raducanu returns to action at Korean Open on Tuesday – live on Sky
Stay up to speed with the latest news and results as British tennis star Emma Raducanu looks to find form in 2025.
How McLaren can win title at Azerbaijan GP and break Red Bull record
McLaren’s 2025 season is proving to be one of the most successful of all time and has set up a first chance for the team to wrap up their landmark 10th Constructors’ Championship at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on September 21.
Pakistan coach ‘disappointed’ India refuse handshake at Asia Cup
Pakistan head coach Mike Hesson says they were disappointed by India’s decision not to shake hands before and after Sunday’s Asia Cup match in Dubai.
‘A heart as big as his smile’ – Hatton’s family pay tribute
Ricky Hatton’s family pay tribute to the former world champion, who was found dead at the age of 46 at his home in Manchester on Sunday.
Why Man Utd’s problem is not the system, it’s the personnel
MOTD pundit Danny Murphy explains how Manchester United’s defeat by Manchester City was not down to Red Devils coach Ruben Amorim’s rigid 3-4-2-1 formation.
Caudery suffers injury heartbreak in Tokyo
Molly Caudery’s bid for world pole vault gold is ended by injury in Tokyo, where the heat and humidity led to Emile Cairess pulling out of the marathon.