Kenny Jackett, former Watford and Wales player, dies at 64
Kenny Jackett, who spent his playing career at Watford and managed clubs including Wolves and Millwall, has died aged 64. He led Wolves to a record-breaking League One title.
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Kane Williamson retires from international cricket
Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson retires from all international cricket, ending his involvement in the Test series against England after a 16-year career.
Tuchel's England: An Elite Coach Ready for World Cup
Emma Hayes praises Thomas Tuchel's coaching ahead of England's World Cup opener against Croatia, analyzing squad selections and tournament expectations.
Gasly Back on Monaco Podium After F1 Timekeeping Blunder
Pierre Gasly has been reinstated to third place in the Monaco Grand Prix after F1 officials admitted a timekeeping error. The Alpine driver was originally demoted for pitlane speeding.
Henry Slade: 'I'm 33 but feel quicker, stronger and fitter'
Exeter's Henry Slade opens up about managing type 1 diabetes, OCD, and fatherhood while playing some of the best rugby of his career ahead of the Premiership semi-final against Bath.
Beth Mead: Manchester City move a 'no-brainer'
England forward Beth Mead has joined Women's Super League champions Manchester City on a free transfer, signing a three-year deal after leaving Arsenal.
Wimbledon Escapes Protests as Players Accept 20% Pay Rise
Wimbledon avoids player protests after top tennis stars welcome a 20% prize money increase to £64.2m, the largest single-year uplift in the tournament's history.
USA v Paraguay World Cup opener: TV, live stream, kick-off
Complete guide to Friday's World Cup games: Canada vs Bosnia and Herzegovina at 3pm ET, USA vs Paraguay at 9pm ET. TV, streaming, and key players.
Iran faces ideological tug-of-war at World Cup amid US tensions
Iran's World Cup squad faces political pressures, visa issues, and ideological battles as they prepare to play on US soil amid ongoing hostilities.
Low-Budget Horror 'Obsession' Outgrosses Star Wars
The indie horror 'Obsession,' made for $750,000, has surpassed the latest Star Wars film at the US box office, energizing Gen Z audiences and sparking cultural conversation.
Gold Cup winner Trawlerman to wear ski goggles at Ascot
Trainer John Gosden reveals Trawlerman will wear equine ski goggles in the paddock and to the start due to light sensitivity, but not during the race.
Mexico World Cup Opener: Azteca Ghosts and South Africa Defeat
Mexico's 2-0 win over South Africa in the World Cup opener evokes memories of past tournaments, with a red card and fan protests. South Korea also beats Czechia.
County Cricket Day One: Nottinghamshire vs Somerset and More
Live updates from day one of County Cricket matches including Nottinghamshire vs Somerset, Yorkshire vs Warwickshire, and other fixtures.
Australia Enter T20 World Cup with Renewed Hunger
Without a world crown, Australia's women's cricket team, led by new captain Sophie Molineux, aim to reclaim their status as the dominant force in the T20 World Cup.
World Cup: Embrace football's beautiful triviality
The World Cup offers non-sports fans a joyful escape into football's inconsequential yet unifying drama. Myke Bartlett explores its appeal.
Paraguay's Reborn World Cup Team: No One Wants to Face Them
Paraguay return to the World Cup after 16 years, transformed under coach Gustavo Alfaro. With a rock-solid defence and tactical discipline, they aim to upset Australia, USA and Turkey in Group D.
McTominay Back in Scotland Training Before Haiti Opener
Scott McTominay trained with Scotland squad in Foxborough after missing Thursday's session due to an upset stomach, ahead of World Cup opener against Haiti.
Arsenal join £80m race for Bournemouth's Alex Scott
Arsenal have entered the race to sign Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, joining Manchester United and Liverpool. The 22-year-old is valued at £80m after a stellar season.
Arsenal eye £65m La Liga winger to replace Martinelli
Arsenal have joined Chelsea and Manchester United in pursuit of Real Sociedad's Ander Barrenetxea, a winger with a £65m release clause, as they look to strengthen their attack.
Arsenal target France star Manu Kone as Fernandes deal fades
Arsenal are interested in signing Roma and France midfielder Manu Kone, as their pursuit of Mateus Fernandes faces obstacles due to West Ham's £80m valuation.
Chloe Lewis Leads Mourners at Jake Hall's Funeral
Chloe Lewis led mourners at Jake Hall's funeral after the Towie star's tragic death in Majorca aged 35. Friends, family, and co-stars gathered in east London.
South Africa pundits stunned after World Cup loss to Mexico
Former Manchester United stars Quinton Fortune, Aaron Mokoena, and Benni McCarthy sat in stunned silence after South Africa's 2-0 loss to Mexico in the 2026 World Cup opener, going viral for their reaction.
Arsenal tipped to sign £86m target Kroupi: 'Very talented'
Ray Parlour backs Arsenal to sign Bournemouth striker Eli Junior Kroupi for £86m, praising his talent and potential under Arteta.
Harry Styles 2026 Tour Setlist: London Shows
Get the full setlist for Harry Styles' Together Together tour at Wembley Stadium. See all songs played, plus remaining tour dates across the globe.
ITV host's Southgate blunder leaves viewers appalled
ITV's World Cup coverage got off to a rocky start after a presenter mistook Sweden manager Graham Potter for former England boss Gareth Southgate, sparking viewer outrage on social media.
Ex-Millwall and Wolves boss Kenny Jackett dies at 64
Kenny Jackett, former manager of Millwall, Wolves, and Watford, has died aged 64. He made 428 appearances as a player and led Millwall in 306 games.
Owen urges Man Utd to sign £80m Arsenal target Fernandes
Michael Owen has urged Manchester United to sign West Ham's Mateus Fernandes for £80m, calling the midfielder 'brilliant' and ideal for the club's needs.
Push-Up Benchmarks by Age: How Many Should You Do?
Discover the ideal number of push-ups for your age group, with expert advice from personal trainers on improving strength and technique.
Glenn Hoddle: Tuchel must be bold to win World Cup with England
Glenn Hoddle backs Thomas Tuchel's bold World Cup squad choices, urges mental toughness and flexible tactics for England's success in North America.
Wheeler's Triathlon Mission: Don't Fear Public Failure
Reyss Wheeler, founder of STUK, confronts her lifelong fear of water to compete in the London T100 triathlon, leading a group of 20 women and aiming to inspire others to step out of their comfort zones.
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