The next FIFA World Cup will be more than a football tournament. From refereeing decisions to team analysis and stadium logistics, artificial intelligence is set to play a central role in how matches are played, managed, and experienced by fans around the world.
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New Zealand Rugby has dismissed All Blacks head coach Scott Robertson following an internal review, ending his tenure midway through the World Cup cycle.
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The death of elite bodybuilder Dallas McCarver at just 26 years old shocked the fitness world and continues to raise difficult questions about the long term health costs of extreme muscle building at the highest level.
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MPs have urged Fifa to rethink the United States’ role in major tournaments after a cross-party motion accused Washington of violating international law following its operation in Venezuela.
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Netflix is set to play a direct role at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, with plans to produce a dedicated documentary film focused on the tournament and its wider cultural impact.
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FCSB has reached an agreement with an Israeli midfielder who recently featured in the Champions League, as club owner Gigi Becali confirmed talks concluded swiftly and formal steps are now pending.
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Roberto De Zerbi reportedly revealed a Manchester United contract offer to his Marseille players in a pre-season team talk, underlining his decision to stay in France despite interest from the Premier League club.
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From the World Cup across three nations to the Winter Olympics in Italy, 2026 is shaping up as a year when sport dominates the global agenda, drawing unprecedented audiences and placing constant demands on athletes, leagues and fans.
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A local amateur earned one million Australian dollars by winning the One Point Slam at Melbourne Park, an exhibition where every match was decided by a single rally. Jordan Smith secured the title when world No.117 Joanna Garland sent a backhand wide in the final.
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With the 2026 World Cup approaching, thousands of football supporters from Senegal and Ivory Coast are facing uncertainty over whether they will be able to attend matches in the United States, as visa restrictions threaten to keep many fans at home.
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