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JDT scores big in ACLE but next week could change everything

A hearing on 26 February will determine whether seven naturalised football players are able to continue playing in ACLE or not.

Blow for Scotland with trio to miss rest of Six Nations

Scotland have suffered a major blow after Jack Dempsey, Jamie Ritchie and Jamie Dobie were all ruled out of the rest of the Six Nations due to injury.

Canada’s Olympic curling team hit back at cheating allegations

10 '90s wrestlers we grew up watching and where they are today

From the foul-mouthed Stone Cold Steve Austin to the Big Red Machine, Kane, this list contains 10 90's wrestling superstars, who we don't see on TV anymore.

Arteta urges Arsenal to stand up after title bid rocked by Wolves draw

The Arsenal's boss admitted the Gunners deserve criticism for the self-inflicted wounds that threaten to ruin their Premier League title bid.

Australia on the brink of global embarrassment after brutal T20 World Cup defeat by Sri Lanka

Australia's hopes of qualifying for the knockout stages of the 2026 T20 World Cup have been left hanging by a thin thread.

Who is Maria, Pep Guardiola's first-born daughter?

Fans voice concern after Ilia Malinin shares emotional posts

Fans expressed concern for U.S. figure skater Ilia Malinin after he shared and later removed emotional social media posts following his eighth place finish in the men’s free skate final. The 21 year old spoke about feeling overwhelmed by pressure after entering the competition as a gold medal favorite.

5 badminton finals that ended in disaster

Not every championship ends in glory. Some finals leave fans stunned, divided, and speechless. In this video, we revisit five unforgettable badminton showdowns where everything unraveled under pressure. High stakes, intense drama, and moments that changed the sport forever.

Canada's Winter Olympic curlers branded 'cheats' by Swedish newspaper

Aftonbladet, a Swedish outlet, sent a photographer to try and capture images of Canada double-touching - a banned act - in their match against Czechia on Monday.

54-year-old lawyer makes Olympic history

At 54, attorney Rich Ruohonen proved it’s never too late to chase a dream. Competing on the world stage, he made Olympic history and fulfilled a lifelong goal decades in the making. A remarkable achievement that shows determination knows no age limit.

Appreciating Michael Phelps' place in sporting history

Michael Phelps isn’t just another decorated Olympian. He stands as one of the most accomplished athletes in modern sports, with a career that reshaped expectations in competitive swimming. When people talk about dominance on the Olympic stage, his name inevitably rises to the top of the conversation. Appreciating his place in sporting history requires looking beyond medal counts and considering the broader impact he had on athletics.

Anti-Israel activists, commentators fume after LeBron James praises Deni Avdija, Israel

The Los Angeles Lakers forward said he heard "nothing but great things" about Israel while discussing Avdija, the first Israeli to feature in the NBA All-Star Game.

Ezpeleta: Dorna in hurry to lay foundations for growth, not monetise MotoGP

Carlos Ezpeleta highlights the strategic changes brought about by the transition from Bridgepoint's ownership to Liberty Media

Struck by lightning: The tragic story of Olympic ski champion Audun Grønvold

Macclesfield's FA Cup dream ends: Heroic non-league side fall short in bid to recreate great cupset

CHRIS WHEELER: Macclesfield's FA Cup fairytale came to an end as Sam Heathcote's own goal saw the National League North side knocked out by Brentford on Monday night.

Bombshell tennis shake-up as Australian Open boss quits to take top job with US Open

Australian tennis is bracing for Craig Tiley's potential exit amid speculation he could lead the United States Tennis Association

IOC defends sale of T-shirt bearing Nazi 1936 Berlin Games imagery

The T-shirt sold on the Olympic Games' online stores has caused widespread controversy across Germany as people accused the IOC of disseminating Nazi propaganda. View on euronews

NFL quarterback set to demand a trade away from his team after losing starting place

The former first-round NFL draft pick lost his starting spot after a quarterback battle during preseason and saw his game time limited throughout 2025.

Canada slam ‘insane’ decision amid fresh curling cheating controversy at Winter Olympics

The six NRL stars who are set to benefit from State of Origin's biggest change in 45 years

Kalyn Ponga can switch to New Zealand without losing his Queensland jersey and Addin Fonua-Blake is now available for NSW as part of sweeping new State of Origin eligibility rules.

Monaco vs PSG broadcast schedule – Time and channel to watch the match

The match between Paris Saint-Germain (2nd in Ligue 1) and AS Monaco (8th) will be broadcast at 9 pm CET this Tuesday. It will take place at the Stade Louis II for the first leg of the 2025-2026 Champions League playoff (the second leg is on Wednesday, February 25th). Find all the information you need to watch Monaco/PSG below. We’re hoping for a great match, one that’s truly European, even if it has a Ligue 1 feel to it. We’ve seen Monaco raise...

I’m a 70-year-old self-taught knife thrower heading to the world championships

He saw them when no one else did

Jeffrey Kok built more than an archery centre — he gave former champions something greater than victory: a way forward.

Benfica’s Mourinho plays down Real Madrid return rumour before rematch

Jose Mourinho insisted he is capable of saying no to Real Madrid president Florentino Perez.

PSG – Marquinhos, the great leader as told by a Brazilian international

Fabinho, the 32-year-old Brazilian international defensive midfielder (30 caps), who previously played for AS Monaco (2013-2018) and Liverpool (2018-2023) and currently plays for Al-Ittihad, was invited by L’Equipe to write a profile of Marquinhos, the 31-year-old central defender and captain of Paris Saint-Germain, with whom he regularly plays on the national team. Fabinho: “Everything he brings to the pitch, both on and off it, is important.”...

Testing a sports product designed with no budget limits

A hands-on test puts the world’s most expensive sports product under real-world conditions. Marketed as the pinnacle of performance and innovation, it promises advantages unavailable at any other price point. The evaluation examines build quality, technology, and whether the performance matches the staggering cost. Comparisons quickly emerge between elite marketing and measurable results. The test ultimately questions where true value ends and exclusivity begins.

Inside Mack Hansen’s dating life as star opens up to Tommy Tiernan

Mack Hansen has opened up on the ‘most terrifying moment’ of his life as he lifted the lid on wearing the green jersey. The 27-year-old Australian native has been playing international rugby for Ireland since 2022, qualifying through his Cork-born mother. At club level, Hansen plays for Connacht, making 41 appearances since his debut in […]

Why Jaxson Dart asked Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes for advice before NFL offseason

On the back of his impressive rookie year with the Giants, which saw him register 24 touchdowns and seven turnovers, Dart has picked the brains of the legendary Kansas City duo.

Sarina Wiegman: Questions over another Lionesses deal will be no distraction

England Women head coach Sarina Wiegman insisted any questions over extending her contract again would not be a distraction as preparations for the 2027 World Cup begin. Wiegman, who has led her side to victory in back-to-back European Championships, signed a new deal just over a year ago which takes her up to the end of next year's tournament.

Moustachioed Jurgen Klopp dresses up as famous TV character - but can you guess who it is?

The former Liverpool boss, 58, now works as Red Bull's head of global football and spent his weekend at the colourful street party in western Germany.

Alonso: Newey hasn't forgotten how to design an F1 car

Adrian Newey's Aston Martin team has endured an incredibly difficult pre-season for F1 2026, but Fernando Alonso's confidence in him remains

Chilling theory emerges as NRL legend fights for life after 'targeted' drive-by shooting

A former NRL premiership winner has been rushed to hospital after being shot multiple times in a targeted early-morning attack in Sydney's southwest.

Ligue 1 – Key takeaways from matchday 22: PSG loses its lead, OM and Lille falter

On Matchday 22 of the 2025-2026 Ligue 1 season, Paris Saint-Germain lost 3-1 to Rennes at Roazhon Park. A painful defeat that allowed RC Lens to reclaim the top spot in the standings. Matchday Results – Current Standings – PSG dominated against Rennes and created numerous chances, but lacked efficiency and composure. This proved costly against a Rennes side revitalized by their recent coaching change. Sébastien Tambouret has instilled fighting...

Emma Raducanu suffers another health scare in latest defeat after medical timeout in Dubai

Emma Raducanu needed to have her blood pressure checked on court by a doctor again during her first round match at the Dubai Tennis Championships on Monday.

Hamilton feeling 'connected' to new Ferrari car at test sessions

Lewis Hamilton was seventh-fastest on the day and managed 44 laps, while his teammate Charles Leclerc put in 70 and was 0.6 sec faster in third place.

Rejected on LinkedIn, she buys tickets to a match and finally lands a contract

Faced with repeated rejections online, stylist Marisa Lauren decided to change her approach. Her initiative, shared on TikTok, quickly attracted attention. Applications that went unanswered Like many creative professionals, Marisa Lauren, known on TikTok as @marisamenist, initially tried the traditional route. She explains that she contacted NBA players via LinkedIn hoping to offer her services […]

All 15 of Great Britain’s gold medal wins in Winter Olympic history

F1 Bahrain pre-season test: Mercedes heads McLaren by 0.01s, as four teams hit trouble

George Russell pipped Oscar Piastri to the fastest lap of the Bahrain test so far on Wednesday, as Ferrari, Red Bull, Aston Martin and Cadillac encountered technical problems

What is the Olympic truce?

Every two years, the Summer or Winter Olympic Games herald a season of athleticism that pushes people to the brink of what their bodies can endure. And ahead of the multisport event, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announces a truce between participating nations in the hopes of sustaining peace and solidarity as the Games unfold. The Olympic Truce isn’t a modern invention. In fact, it was first implemented during the ancient Olympic Games in 776 BCE, and it has since been adopted in contemporary times. So, what does the truce actually entail? And has it ever been violated? Click on to find out.

Horror high school hockey shooting in Rhode Island was targeted attack after family dispute

Chaos unfolded on Monday afternoon at Dennis M Lynch Arena in Pawtucket, about 10 minutes outside of Providence, Rhode Island.

Red Bull chief designer leaves F1 team

A Red Bull Racing veteran of 20 years, chief designer Craig Skinner is moving on from the F1 team

Wrexham to host Chelsea in FA Cup’s fifth round

The Hollywood-owned club reaches the last 16 for the first time in 29 years after defeating Championship rival Ipswich Town.

I attempted the hardest race in the world – only one person finished

First pictures of ‘attacker who killed two after opening fire at a hockey match’

Barca suffer title defence blow in Girona derby defeat

The Spanish champions fell to a 2‑1 defeat, leaving them two points behind Real Madrid in the La Liga title race.

Jamaica’s Cool Runnings bobsleigh legacy slides toward Winter Olympics 2026

Josie Baff's selfless act after Adam Lambert's crash ends her shot at Winter Olympics history

Josie Baff has refused to blame her Australian teammate Adam Lambert after his crash cost her the chance to win a landmark second medal in the snowboard cross at the Milan-Cortina Olympics

Charlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale claim historic Winter Olympic gold for Team GB

Monaco vs PSG – Pocognoli sends strong messages and puts Dembélé aside

This Tuesday at 9pm (CET) Paris Saint-Germain (1st in Ligue 1) will face AS Monaco (8th) at the Stade Louis II in the first leg of the 2025-2026 Champions League play-off (second leg on Wednesday, February 25). In a press conference, Monaco coach Sébastien Pocognoli spoke about this match and their Parisian opponent. Pocognoli: “We’ll do everything we can to have any hope of qualifying.” Any news on Lamine Camara and Maghnes Akliouche? Maghnes...