Manchester United’s season has taken a dramatic turn, with a renewed push for Champions League qualification placing interim manager Michael Carrick firmly in contention for the permanent role.
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Augusta National has issued a statement backing Tiger Woods after his recent DUI arrest and car crash, confirming the five-time champion will miss this year’s Masters as he focuses on his recovery.
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Gary Lineker has questioned Thomas Tuchel’s decision to leave Trent Alexander-Arnold out of the England squad, suggesting the omission may be due to factors beyond footballing ability.
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Spain’s football federation has condemned anti-Muslim chants by supporters during a 0-0 friendly against Egypt in Barcelona, after repeated warnings inside the stadium failed to stop the behaviour.
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Donald Trump has shared details of a phone call with Tiger Woods following the golfer’s arrest after a crash in Florida, while also addressing concerns about Woods’ ongoing health issues and personal life.
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The 2026 World Cup field is set, with 48 teams confirmed for the largest tournament in history. As North America prepares to host, the expanded format is expected to reshape the scale and demands of the competition.
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There is so much money in the world of sport that the very biggest names can build fortunes that stretch
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Joe Biden never made FIFA or Gianni Infantino into a personal political stage. Instead, his approach to football was shaped by diplomacy, equality and responsible hosting. That stands in sharp contrast to Donald Trump, who has made both FIFA and the 2026 World Cup part of a far more personal and visible power relationship.
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Argentina head into the 2026 World Cup with growing concerns, as reliance on an aging Lionel Messi and a lack of cohesion raise doubts about their ability to defend the title.
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According to Sky Sport’s report and AP’s report by Andrew Dampf, Italy’s latest World Cup failure has pushed the FIGC into an immediate leadership crisis, with pressure rising on President Gabriele Gravina and Sports Minister Andrea Abodi openly calling for change at the top.
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