Sara Tounesi: Italy lock gets 12-match ban for biting Japan player at World Cup
Italy lock Sara Tounesi is given a 12-match ban for biting during a World Cup match against Japan.
England’s inaugural men’s netball team prepare for first game
As England’s inaugural men’s netball team prepare for their first international game, captain James Thomson-Boston talks about making history.
Bayern Munich’s 10 league titles in a row: Is their dominance bad for the Bundesliga?
BBC Sport visits Germany to examine whether Bayern Munich’s 10th straight league title is harming competition in the Bundesliga.
Will Lakers’ failure to address shooting issues lead to another wasted season?
The LA Lakers are now 0-3 to begin the new NBA season and their shooting, oft-criticised and long since known as the team’s glaring weakness, has been simply woeful to begin the campaign – and it is costing the team dearly on a nightly basis.
Ref Watch: Should Wilson’s goal have stood at Spurs?
Dermot Gallagher dissects the big refereeing flashpoints from the weekend’s Premier League action.
Jones set to return for Patriots vs Bears
Mac Jones looks poised to return to action when the New England Patriots take on the Chicago Bears in Monday Night Football.
Rodgers ‘not worried’ about Packers after successive losses
Aaron Rodgers remained bullish in his confidence over the Green Bay Packers’ playoff hopes after seeing his team slide to three successive defeats with Sunday’s loss to the Washington Commanders.
Diego Maradona: Cunning cheat or unplayable genius? Inside the Argentine’s World Cup glory
As part of BBC Sport’s World Cup icons series, Guillem Balague tells the inside story of how Diego Maradona led Argentina to glory in 1986.
Aston Villa: Sporting Lisbon boss Ruben Amorim in contention for manager’s job
Sporting Lisbon coach Ruben Amorim is one of the main contenders to succeed Steven Gerrard as Aston Villa manager.