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The BBC has officially confirmed the team that will spearhead its coverage of the upcoming Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. With 33 live games set to be shown on BBC TV and iPlayer, while the remaining matches will be broadcasted by ITV, fans are in for a treat. The tournament commences on July 20, with the BBC kicking off its coverage by airing the New Zealand vs Norway clash in Auckland.
Former England footballer turned TV presenter Alex Scott will narrate a new animated Disney short film which encourages young girls to try the sport ahead of the Women’s World Cup this summer.
A s a child, Alex Scott gathered her Winnie-the-Pooh teddies on her bed. “Am I going to be all right?” she asked them. She loved her teddies, told them about her day, cuddled them for comfort. Eeyore had particular resonance. Something about the way the manufacturers had captured the character’s woe in his downcast expression allowed her to look at him and feel the true depth of his sadness. She imagined the story behind it. It helped somehow as she tried to block out the sound of her father’s tearing rage against her mother in the room next door. “Because I grew up in an environment where we didn’t show love. So, I got that feeling from my teddies.”
Usain Bolt paid homage to Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford as he celebrated in style at this year's Soccer Aid match at Old Trafford.
The 12th edition of Soccer Aid is set to take place at Old Trafford on Sunday in aid of UNICEF.
Manchester United loanee Amad has been nominated for the Championship Fans' Player of the Year award.
Match Of The Day will make history this weekend as it features a father-and-son punditry team for the first time as the show switches its timeslot due to Eurovision.
Manchester United will prioritise a centre-forward in the summer transfer window but Erik Ten Hag could have a wildcard in attack. The Reds boss is keen to bolster his squad this summer with a number nine the number one target.