Kick It Out defends FA’s DEI ambitions after Braverman launches new attack in her endless culture war
If the United States wants international success in a game it built, maybe it should embrace the joy of the game rather than the unnecessary military pageantry, writes JAMES NALTON
Football Supporters’ Association welcomes decision and calls on owners to ‘listen to the voices of supporters’ groups at their clubs’ about home ticket prices
TURLOUGH KELLY explains why the coalition government is so eager for the home match against Israel to go ahead despite widespread opposition
Eze’s goal-of-the-season contender put the Gunners ahead before player-of-the-year favourite Declan Rice doubles the lead to see Arteta’s side through to the last eight
Fury as CAF reverses final result to award 3-0 win to Morocco
Defender insists squad still fighting ahead of pivotal Atletico clash in Europe
Most players who sought protection in Australia return to team as diaspora groups warn of possible intimidation, writes Eileen NG and Rod McGuirk
Travel bans, visa refusals and political tensions have raised some serious questions about the tournament’s integrity, writes JAMES NALTON
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Bold front-runner Haiti Couleurs fancied to make all in a rain-affected Gold Cup
Spurs lose sixth straight game for first time in their history, pressure mounts on boss Tudor
Five members of the squad granted asylum in Australia amid fears of persecution over anthem protest
Police face ‘extreme hostility’ as fans clash following Scottish Cup tie
As the 2026 tournament approaches, Fifa’s World Cup hosting controversies reach new extremes, writes JAMES NALTON
As Riyadh’s growing influence reshapes the sport, the partnership between Alalshikh and White may redefine who really runs boxing, writes JOHN WIGHT
Sporting calendar hit by regional instability with tournaments in the Gulf abandoned
From pirate statues to surplus Wembley seats, The Dripping Pan offers a reminder that the game’s soul survives beyond the Premier League glare, writes LAYTH YOUSIF
All-rounder confident ahead of T20 World Cup clash at Wankhede Stadium
Wiegman highlights players’ safety while reflecting on the harsh realities of war
Her journey from a difficult childhood in Ukraine to Paralympic dominance is matched only by the relentless demands of mastering multiple disciplines
Negotiations over pay, conditions and league structure could have a longer-lasting impact than the 2026 tournament and high-profile signings, writes JAMES NALTON
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Independent Football Regulator boss calls on Premier League and EFl to reach new financial deal
Men’s team accept call, while women focus on ‘academics and professional plans’
Elliott’s situation shows how appearance-based clauses can reshape careers in unintended ways, JAMES NALTON discusses
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From Wearside streets to rings worldwide, the boxer’s journey embodies resilience and the relentless spirit of his city, writes JOHN WIGHT
Kick It Out accuses Mourinho of ‘gaslighting’ for suggesting Vinicius provoked alleged abuse with goal celebration
Debutants deliver as rugby league’s new campaign recognises its roots, writes JAMES NALTON
Man City manager says blaming immigrants for national issues is a ‘big, big problem’
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Magpies manager addresses growing scrutiny ahead of Spurs crunch clash
Britain’s medal-winning curling team are back on the ice as the Winter Olympics get under way in Italy, writes JAMES NALTON
JOHN WIGHT tells the story of boxing, conscience and cold war betrayal behind On the Waterfront
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But as the paper lurched rightward, some of the better political writing was actually found there, writes LINDA PENTZ GUNTER
Activists warn Trump will use tournament to legitimise repression and war
Ukraine sports minister brands Fifa president’s call to readmit Russian youth teams ‘irresponsible’
NFL drawn into immigration row as Bad Bunny and activists challenge Trump-era policies on one of sport’s biggest stages, writes STEVEN SLOAN and STEVE PEOPLES
England rise, France gamble and Ireland search for stability in the wide-open title race which begins on Thursday, writes FOSTER NIUMATA
Manchester City boss speaks in Barcelona as rare senior figure in elite sport to challenge silence over Gaza, writes JAMES NALTON
South American champions aim to make history against Arsenal at Ashburton Grove
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Brazilian champions prevail in hard-fought Women’s Champions Cup semi-final
Clarity over a US security presence failed to immediately calm concerns in a country wary of Trump-era immigration tactics, write COLLEEN BARRY, DAVID BILLER and TRISHA THOMAS
Top seed faces another teenage prodigy in Jovic at Melbourne Park on Tuesday
Player’s proposed move to Tottenham may make sense on paper, but his value to the Reds goes far beyond minutes and money, JAMES NALTON discusses
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