Days are numbered for college football's storied Farmageddon rivalry - ESPN
Week 0 is college football's oft-ignored start to the season. The good stuff doesn't generally happen until the smorgasbord of Labor Day weekend.
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All the top sights and sounds from Kansas State-Iowa State in Dublin - ESPN
For the fourth consecutive year, the 2025 college football season will get underway with a Week 0 tilt abroad, as No. 17 Kansas State and No. 22 Iowa State square off in Dublin on Saturday for the Aer Lingus College Football Classic.
Gillingham 1 Crewe Alexandra 0 match report: Sam Gale scores late winner to beat League Two leaders
Sam Gale added to his growing reputation with a late winner for Gillingham in League Two on Saturday.
Tonbridge Angels 0 Chesham United 0 match report: Successive goalless draws at Longmead as National League South clash ends in stalemate
Tonbridge are still to score in front of their home crowd this season after drawing a blank against Chesham.
Manchester City troubles reappear as solid Spurs go top after 2-0 win
MANCHESTER: Manchester City’s troubles from last season were exposed once more in a humbling 2-0 home defeat to Tottenham on Saturday that raised questions over their quest to regain the Premier League title.
Dartford manager Ady Pennock on two red cards in the first three games of the Isthmian Premier season
Dartford manager Ady Pennock won’t be pressing the panic button after a “crazy” start to the season.
Wrexham, Mac support fans' bid to save Sheffield Wednesday - ESPN
Wrexham co-owner Rob Mac has supported a U-turn by the club to allow Sheffield Wednesday fans to bring a banner to Saturday's game calling for their owner Dejphon Chansiri to sell the club.
Leveling Up: Day One Wrap-Up of the New Global Sport Conference 2025
RIYADH: Riyadh didn’t just host a conference this weekend — it made history. Day One of the New Global Sport Conference 2025 (NGSC) transformed the Four Seasons Hotel into a global hub for the future of gaming, esports, and sports. More than 1,500 leaders, innovators, and creators from around the world came together to discuss one question: What comes next for the world of play?