Robertson's Farewell to Salah as Liverpool Era Ends
Andy Robertson pays tribute to Mohamed Salah as both players prepare to leave Liverpool this summer, reflecting on their friendship and shared success under Jurgen Klopp.
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Itauma Faces Franklin in Crucial Heavyweight Bout in Manchester
British heavyweight prospect Moses Itauma takes on American Jermaine Franklin in Manchester, aiming to advance his career amid a complex title landscape.
England's World Cup Questions Remain After Uruguay Draw
England's 1-1 draw with Uruguay raised more questions than answers for manager Thomas Tuchel ahead of the World Cup. Key issues around squad selection and tactical execution were exposed.
Hamilton Accies Battle Relegation After Points Deductions
Hamilton Accies face a crucial relegation battle after multiple points deductions and financial crises, while Spartans and East Kilbride clash in a pivotal League One promotion showdown.
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Moses Itauma vs Jermaine Franklin: Fight Time and Viewing Guide
British heavyweight Moses Itauma takes on durable American Jermaine Franklin tonight in Manchester. Here's the full fight card, start time, and how to watch on DAZN and BBC Radio.
Gerrard Vows to Help Arne Slot at Liverpool Anytime
Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard has declared his unwavering support for manager Arne Slot, offering assistance in any capacity as the Reds face domestic challenges this season.
Kai Rooney's International Future: Coleen Hints at Ireland
Manchester United's young talent Kai Rooney may follow his father Wayne's club path, but Coleen Rooney suggests he could play for the Republic of Ireland internationally, citing family roots.
Sarah Strong Aims for Back-to-Back UConn Championships
UConn sophomore Sarah Strong, daughter of former WNBA star Allison Feaster, dominates college basketball with quiet confidence, eyeing a second national title and drawing comparisons to legends.
California Legion's Mission to Solve US Rugby's Challenges
Former Wallaby Adam Freier leads the California Legion in Major League Rugby, facing a shrunken league and fan discontent while pursuing bold strategies to grow the sport in the US.
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Kosovo One Game from Historic World Cup Qualification
Kosovo stands on the brink of a historic first World Cup appearance, needing just a playoff victory against Turkey to complete a remarkable qualification campaign that has united the young nation.
Bos's Late Strike Lifts Socceroos to 1-0 Victory Over Cameroon
Jordan Bos scored an 85th-minute winner as Australia defeated Cameroon 1-0 in a FIFA Series friendly, ending a three-game losing streak and boosting World Cup preparations.
RFU Holds Back Full Support for Borthwick After Six Nations
RFU chief Bill Sweeney indicates Steve Borthwick will lead England in summer Tests pending a review, but denies talks with Andy Farrell amid coaching uncertainties.
Ali Ahmed: From Toronto Fences to Canada's World Cup Dream
Norwich winger Ali Ahmed discusses his journey from hopping fences at Toronto FC to representing Canada at the 2026 World Cup, highlighting his upbringing, fasting during Ramadan, and ambitions for the tournament.
Everton to Offer David Moyes New Contract After Turnaround
Everton plan to offer David Moyes a new contract this summer, recognizing his success in transforming the club from relegation battlers to European contenders.
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George Russell: From Frustration to F1 Championship Lead
George Russell discusses his mental growth from battling at the back of the grid to leading the F1 championship, emphasizing focus and support from loved ones.
World Cup Heartbreak and Salah's Liverpool Legacy
Football Weekly Extra podcast reviews the dramatic World Cup playoff exits for Wales, Republic of Ireland, and Northern Ireland, while debating Mo Salah's legacy at Liverpool.
Wales World Cup Dream Ends in Penalty Shootout Agony
Craig Bellamy's rejuvenated Wales side fell at the penultimate hurdle, losing a World Cup playoff penalty shootout to Bosnia and Herzegovina in Cardiff, dashing qualification hopes.
McLaren Aims for Comeback at Japanese Grand Prix After Setbacks
McLaren and Lando Norris seek to overcome a horror start to the F1 season at the Japanese Grand Prix, with both cars failing to start in China and upgrades planned for Miami.
Catarina Macario Signs Record $8m Deal with San Diego Wave
US star Catarina Macario leaves Chelsea for a historic $8m, five-year contract with San Diego Wave, marking the largest total-value deal in women's soccer history.
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Iran Football Team Protests Schoolgirls Killed in Bombing
Iran's national football team held school bags and wore black armbands before a match in Turkey, protesting the killing of schoolgirls in a bombing on the first day of the US-Israel war on Iran.
Wales and Ireland Suffer World Cup Playoff Defeats in Penalty Drama
Wales and the Republic of Ireland faced crushing defeats in World Cup playoff semi-finals, with both teams losing on penalties in simultaneous matches, ending their hopes for the tournament.
World Cup Heartbreak for Home Nations and Salah Legacy
Wales and the Republic of Ireland suffer penalty shootout agony, while Northern Ireland fall to Italy. The panel also debates Mohamed Salah's legacy at Liverpool in a dramatic Football Weekly episode.
Sports Weekend: F1 Japan, WSL Derbies, Football Action
A comprehensive guide to this weekend's sports action, including the Japanese Grand Prix, Women's Super League derbies, and international football matches. Follow live updates and expert analysis.
Mary Rand, British Olympic Trailblazer, Dies at 86
Mary Rand, the first British woman to win Olympic athletics gold, has died aged 86. She secured gold, silver, and bronze at Tokyo 1964, with tributes hailing her as a gifted athlete.
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WSL Derby Weekend Risks Dilution with Six Matches
The Women's Super League schedules six derbies this weekend, including Manchester United vs City and Arsenal vs Spurs, raising concerns about fan and media focus dilution amid growth efforts.
Loughnane's Title Hopes Hit by 21-Day Ban and Appeal
Young jockey Billy Loughnane faces a 21-day suspension for improper riding at Southwell, appealing the verdict. The ban could sideline him during key early-season meetings, impacting his bid for the 2026 jockeys' championship.
Saracens vs Northampton: A Premiership Title Race Decider
Saracens host league leaders Northampton at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in a crucial Premiership match. Mark McCall's side must bounce back from a heavy defeat to stay in playoff contention.
Klopp: Salah Irreplaceable, Liverpool Era a Beautiful Movie
Jürgen Klopp describes Mohamed Salah's Liverpool career as a beautiful movie with a happy end, insisting the forward's phenomenal output is unmatched and impossible to replace.
England's World Cup Dream Ends in Penalty Heartbreak
England's hopes for the 2026 World Cup were dashed in a dramatic playoff match against Uruguay, losing 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in regular time.
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USMNT Defensive Crisis Ahead of World Cup Friendlies
Injuries to Chris Richards and Miles Robinson force the US men's national team to adapt their backline strategy for friendlies against Belgium and Portugal, testing depth ahead of the World Cup.
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