João Carvalhaes: Football's psychology pioneer and his role in 1958 World Cup win
In the summer of 1958 a 17-year-old Brazilian took international football by storm.
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Mancini insists he's going nowhere despite Italy's World Cup failure
Roberto Mancini has vowed to stay on as Italy manager, insisting he wants to eventually win the World Cup despite the European champions failing to qualify for the showpiece event for the second time in a row.
Women’s World Cup: Heather Knight says England have momentum going into semi
Heather Knight believes England are “peaking at the right time” in the Women’s World Cup ahead of their semi-final against South Africa on Thursday.
Eligibility issue for Irish World Cup opponents Spain
World Rugby has announced there is to be a formal review to examine a potential breach of player eligibility rules by Spain - the side Ireland are due to face in their Pool B opener at the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
Canadian men's soccer team will be armed when it goes to Qatar for World Cup
The Canadian men's soccer team is going to the World Cup and it will be armed this November in Qatar.
100 days to go: 'Euro 2022 will be harder to win than the World Cup'
Excitement levels for a home European Championship in the summer increased on Monday when London marked 100 days until the competition with an unveiling of life-sized table football figures — hours before further sell-out crowds were announced.
Ireland withdraws from bidding process for America's Cup
Ireland has withdrawn from the bidding process to host the 37th America's Cup sailing competition in 2024.
Gareth Southgate tells Leicester City players how to get into England squad ahead of World Cup
England manager Gareth Southgate has said that club form is a ‘factor’ in being selected for the Three Lions squad amid criticism for leaving out certain Leicester City players.