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WROCLAW, Poland :Ukraine's tears of despair turned to joy after qualification for the Euro 2024 soccer tournament was achieved with a dramatic 2-1 victory over Iceland in their playoff final played in a neutral but partisan Wroclaw Stadium in Poland on Tuesday.
John Stones was forced off with injury in the first half of England's friendly with Belgium at Wembley on Tuesday evening.
A teenager has admitted his part in the theft of cannabis prior to the alleged murder of a 14-year-boy, a trial has heard. Nathaniel Shani died after being knifed to the neck during an incident in Harpurhey, north Manchester.
Hearts have continued the row over the Rangers badge being placed over the club crest - with a subtle swipe on social media before the Scottish Cup semi-final.
Kickoff returns are returning to the NFL.
Bayern Munich defender Matthijs de Ligt has spoken about his future amid links with a move to Manchester United.
Savio will be hoping for another opportunity to impress tonight when Brazil take on Spain in an international friendly.
Sweet 16. Second weekend. Regional semifinals. Whatever you call it, we've made it to this point. Just about one-quarter of the field is left, and we can all take a breath. Some of how we got here was expected: No. 1 seeds UConn and Purdue did UConn and Purdue things; North Carolina kept hammering home why it deserved that 1-seed, while Houston has us wondering if it is in fact the weakest of the top four teams. (This is the first time since 2019 that all four 1-seeds and all four 2-seeds made it out of the first weekend — just the fifth time since the field went to 64 teams in 1985.)