March, 2026
VAR error cost Brighton penalty against Arsenal
Brighton should have been awarded a penalty in their 1-0 loss at home to Arsenal on 4 March, says the Premier League’s KMI Panel.
Arsenal trial and self-doubt: Valverde’s journey to Real legend
Rejected by Arsenal as a teenager, Federico Valverde has transformed himself into a Real Madrid legend – and was the main man in their Champions League win over Manchester City last week.
Long-term coach? Improved physicality? How Raducanu can reach full potential
Sky Sports’ Tim Henman and Martina Navratilova debate whether Emma Raducanu needs to commit to a long-term coach or improve her off-court physicality to reach her full potential.
Wolff: Verstappen’s Red Bull ‘horror show’ impacting rules criticism
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes Max Verstappen’s “horror show” at Red Bull is contributing to the Dutchman’s criticism of Formula 1’s new 2026 regulations.
Young delivers on major-style Sunday but could The Masters be next?
Cameron Young continued his rise from golf’s nearly-man to one of the PGA Tour’s biggest stars at The Players, coming through a major-style Sunday to claim the biggest win of his career.
Shocking footage shows Alonso struggling to hold on to vibrating steering wheel!
Watch the onboard of Fernando Alonso as he’s forced to let go of the steering wheel as vibrations continue to cause him discomfort.
Einstein the leading Guineas hope for O’Brien
Aidan O’Brien is still effusive in his praise of Albert Einstein as the highly-touted colt moves into his three-year-old career.
Another compelling Players – but why is it unlikely to ever be a major?
Golf already has four majors and does not need a fifth one, especially given three are already played in the United States, writes Iain Carter.
‘We have to wake up’ – Szoboszlai warning sums up Liverpool plight
Liverpool have been here far too often this season. Another late, late goal costing them points as they drew 1-1 with struggling Tottenham.
Six talking points from final round of Six Nations
England’s indiscipline, “cheat code” Louis Bielle-Biarrey, Irish and Scottish positives, and Welsh confidence returns – talking points from the final round.