Nothing will stop women’s football thriving in England – Ian Wright
Ian Wright says nothing will stop women’s football thriving in England after the Lionesses stormed into the Euro 2022 final with a 4-0 thrashing of Sweden on Tuesday.
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Football Association welcomes new evidence regarding repetitive head impacts
The Football Association has welcomed new research that has found conclusive evidence that repetitive head impacts can cause degenerative brain disease and offered its support in attempts to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in people still alive.
The Hundred is ‘great for women’s cricket’ says Hollie Armitage
The Hundred has expedited the development of England’s young Commonwealth Games cricket stars, believes new Northern Superchargers captain Hollie Armitage.
Football rumours: Spurs’ hopes of signing Weston McKennie dented by Pogba injury
Tottenham’s hopes of signing 23-year-old Juventus midfielder Weston McKennie have been dented by the knee injury suffered by his team-mate Paul Pogba, 29, the Daily Mail writes. The Italian giants had been hoping to sell the American for £34million, but with Pogba’s fitness in doubt, the Serie A club may need to hold onto McKennie.
On this day in 2010: Mo Farah leads British one-two in Barcelona
Sir Mo Farah became the first British man to win the European 10,000 metres title on this day in 2010 as he led home a brilliant one-two in Barcelona’s Olympic Stadium.
In pictures: The images that capture a special Olympics, 10 years on
Ten years ago Great Britain won 65 medals – 29 golds, 18 silvers and 18 bronzes – to clinch third place in the table at London 2012.
The real deal? Five signings who could light up the Premier League
Another Premier League season is just over a week away with an earlier than usual start of August 5 due to the World Cup taking place in December.
Erling Haaland arrival means champions Manchester City look even more formidable
Manchester City will start next season in the familiar role of title favourites after refusing to rest on their laurels once again.