Why Man City have signed ‘extraordinary’ Semenyo
Antoine Semenyo has gone from Bristol City to Man City in the space of three years. BBC Sport looks at why Pep Guardiola has moved for the Bournemouth man.
‘Idiot’ or ‘understandable’? Martinelli apologises for pushing Bradley
Arsenal’s Gabriel Martinelli is criticised for pushing Conor Bradley while he was down injured – but Liverpool boss Arne Slot defends him.
Brosnan, Prince Naseem and the embrace that never happened
When Prince Naseem Hamed met actor Pierce Brosnan in the lead-up to a new film, it brought back thoughts of a reconciliation with trainer Brendan Ingle that never happened.
Winning in England is Australia’s Everest – McGrath column
After a comfortable 4-1 series win in the Ashes, Australia’s next goal will be winning in England for the first time in 26 years when they tour next summer, says Glenn McGrath.
Ebnoutalib’s rapid rise from fourth tier to potential star
Younes Ebnoutalib was playing in Germany’s fourth tier a year ago – now he hopes to be the latest in a line of star forwards at Eintracht Frankfurt.
Chiefs aware of domestic violence allegations directed towards Rice
The Kansas City Chiefs said in a statement on Wednesday they were aware of domestic violence allegations made in a series of social media posts by a former girlfriend of wide receiver Rashee Rice and had been in communication with the NFL.
Can Coventry recover from recent blip to maintain promotion charge?
Six points clear at the top of the Championship as we swing into January was more than any Coventry City fan would have expected when the seaason started back in August.
Coote sentenced over child image offence
David Coote has been sentenced to nine months in prison, suspended for two years, after pleading guilty to making an indecent image of a child.
England player ratings after another away Ashes series goes horribly wrong
Here is how we rated England’s players out of 10 after the 4-1 Ashes series defeat in Australia…
Sabalenka to skip events in ‘insane’ 2026 despite likely WTA sanctions
Aryna Sabalenka expects to skip events again this year rather than put her health at risk over the course of an “insane” season, even though she knows she is likely to be sanctioned by the WTA Tour for doing so, the world No 1 said.