Bags of urine, cans of Bud and the team that saved US soccer
There was more on the line than a spot at the 1990 World Cup – the United States team feared for their jobs, homes and the very future of football in their country.
Townsend eats chicken feet in bid to extend career
Luton winger Andros Townsend says he is making “little 1%” efforts in an attempt to prolong his career – including eating chicken feet for dinner.
‘Australia’s man of many personas can bow out an ODI great’
Why David Warner, a man of many personas, can be regarded as a one-day great if he leads Australia to glory in India.
Auguste Rodin to remain in training as a four-year-old
Aidan O’Brien has confirmed Auguste Rodin will remain in training as a four-year-old.
Mercedes ‘understand’ slump – now ready for Vegas’ ‘big challenge’
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the team “understand our mistakes” that led to their dismal performance in the Sao Paulo GP and are now looking forward to the “big challenge” that awaits the sport on the new Las Vegas GP street circuit.
Could Buttler give up the gloves? Assessing England’s ODI reshuffle
The Cricket World Cup is over for England, so bring on the reset.
Football latest: Reaction after Chelsea-Man City classic & McNulty Q&A
All the reaction to the weekend’s Premier League games, including Chelsea’s thrilling 4-4 draw at home to leaders Manchester City, and Arsenal beating Leicester 6-2 in the WSL.
Fans, family and footballers to mourn Sir Bobby Charlton
The world of football will celebrate the life of Sir Bobby Charlton at his funeral in Manchester.