Havertz: Germany World Cup campaign a disaster
Arsenal's Kai Havertz apologizes after Germany's penalty shootout defeat to Paraguay, calling their World Cup campaign 'a disaster' and admitting they 'messed up'.
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England Penalty Takers: Who Should Step Up in World Cup?
Anthony Gordon has a 94% penalty conversion rate, making him England's most reliable option for a World Cup shootout against DR Congo, while Ollie Watkins is the worst with 56%.
Rusedski: Djokovic could be joint-favourite at Wimbledon
Greg Rusedski says Novak Djokovic could be joint-favourite at Wimbledon 2026, giving the 39-year-old hope of equalling Roger Federer's record of eight titles.
Nagelsmann leaves Germany future in DFB hands after exit
Julian Nagelsmann will not resign as Germany coach after a shock World Cup last-32 exit to Paraguay, but says he will leave the decision on his future to the German FA.
Klopp aims dig at Arsenal over disallowed Germany goal
Jurgen Klopp compared Germany's disallowed goal to most of Arsenal's strikes after a controversial VAR decision led to Germany's World Cup exit against Paraguay.
Emmerdale horror as Kyle sets shed on fire with Monty trapped
Kyle Winchester sets a shed on fire in Emmerdale, trapping dog Monty inside. Cain Dingle rescues Monty, who is later diagnosed with cancer, as Kyle's guilt grows.
Emmerdale's Kev changes name to Barton after tragic past revealed
Kev Townsend changes his name to Barton in Emmerdale to prove loyalty to son Lewis, revealing a dark past and vowing never to return to prison.
EastEnders' Honey kidnapped by Bea in deadly finale
EastEnders airs a Misery-style plot next week as Bea Pollard kidnaps Honey Mitchell and holds her hostage in a locked cottage, with Honey's life on the line.
EastEnders: Eve disheartened as Ria bonds with Suki
EastEnders' Eve struggles as Ria bonds with Suki, while Nicola's blackmail threatens their new family. Scenes air July 6 on BBC One.
Hollyoaks Dinner Party: 6 Lives Change as Secrets Explode
In a special double-episode, Leah Barnes and Imran Maalik host a dinner party where a £100,000 secret-sharing game explodes lives of six characters.
Hollyoaks knife attack: Gemma and Leah in danger
Gemma Johnston and Leah Barnes face serious danger in Hollyoaks next week when a knife is pulled during an altercation at The Loft, forcing Jenson Cole and Prince McQueen to intervene.
Neto slams Ancelotti, Cunha after Brazil's Japan win
Brazil beat Japan 2-1 in the World Cup last 32, but former international Craque Neto criticised Carlo Ancelotti for not playing Neymar and blasted Matheus Cunha's performance.
John McEnroe on Serena Williams' Wimbledon return: 'Rather surprised'
John McEnroe says he is 'rather surprised' by Serena Williams' Wimbledon comeback but believes the 44-year-old has serious intentions of going deep at the tournament.
Martinelli: Ancelotti wants me in different role to Arteta
Gabriel Martinelli scored a stoppage-time winner for Brazil against Japan, playing as a central striker under Carlo Ancelotti, a role he doesn't perform at Arsenal for Mikel Arteta.
Martinelli's record winner sends Brazil to World Cup last 16
Gabriel Martinelli scored the latest winning goal in World Cup knockout history (95m 00s) to give Brazil a 2-1 victory over Japan and a place in the last 16.
Djokovic asks for wedding invite after Wimbledon proposal
Novak Djokovic asked for a wedding invitation after a fan proposed during his Wimbledon first-round match on Centre Court, prompting BBC pundits to call it a 'high-risk' strategy.
Roy Keane changes mind on Casemiro after Brazil World Cup win
Roy Keane criticised Casemiro at half-time but praised him after he scored Brazil's equaliser in a 2-1 World Cup win over Japan, calling his timing 'fantastic'.
Man Utd target Man City teens Parker and Cassim
Manchester United are attempting to sign two Manchester City academy prospects, Xavier Parker and Karim Cassim, as part of a summer rebuild under Michael Carrick.
Pickford: England can win World Cup without penalties
Jordan Pickford has 46 clean sheets in 87 caps and believes England can deliver World Cup glory without relying on penalty shootouts, despite his past heroics.
Ben Stokes retires from international cricket at Trent Bridge
Ben Stokes took a wicket with his first ball after his retirement announcement, then scored a rapid 30 in his final innings as England chase 373 against New Zealand.
England right-back crisis deepens as Quansah likely out
Jarell Quansah is likely to miss England's last-32 match against DR Congo due to an ankle injury, adding to Thomas Tuchel's right-back woes with Reece James also out. Djed Spence is expected to start.
Werro runs third-fastest 800m in history in Paris
Swiss star Audrey Werro clocked 1:53.80, the third-fastest women's 800m ever, at the Paris Diamond League, edging closer to the 41-year-old world record.
Rodrygo: Ancelotti has a plan for Brazil at World Cup
Real Madrid forward Rodrygo praises Carlo Ancelotti as a father figure, saying the Brazil coach's tactical coherence and man-management will guide the team at the 2026 World Cup.
Ben Stokes: Fallible Hero Who Became England's People's Champion
Ben Stokes retires from England cricket, leaving a legacy of brilliance, vulnerability, and leadership that made him a true people's champion.
Hong Myung-bo resigns as South Korea head coach after World Cup exit
Hong Myung-bo resigned as South Korea's head coach after a group-stage World Cup exit, following President Lee Jae Myung's condemnation of 'incompetent people' in sports administration.
Kane, Bellingham rescue England; right-back crisis looms
Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham scored as England beat Panama 2-0 to top Group L, but right-back injuries and defensive frailties persist ahead of a last-32 tie against DR Congo.
Canada reach last 16 with late Eustáquio goal vs South Africa
Stephen Eustáquio scored in stoppage time to send Canada into the World Cup last 16 for the first time, beating South Africa 1-0. Jesse Marsch hailed his team as 'Canadian heroes'.
Socceroos teen Herrington 'Rolls-Royce' after World Cup debut
18-year-old Lucas Herrington became Australia's youngest men's World Cup starter, drawing praise and Barcelona links after a composed performance against Paraguay.
Maroons recall Nanai, Blues drop To'o for Origin decider
Jeremiah Nanai returns for Queensland while Brian To'o is among four NSW players axed for the State of Origin Game 3 decider on 8 July at Suncorp Stadium.
Socceroos teen Herrington compared to 'Rolls-Royce'
At 18, Lucas Herrington became the youngest Australian to start a World Cup match. Teammate Harry Souttar likened him to a Rolls-Royce for his composure.
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