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%.
Category : Athletics
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
World Cup 2026: Transformative for Canadian Soccer
Canada hosts the World Cup for the first time in 2026, aiming to boost soccer's profile and legacy, with officials citing massive stakes and potential for growth.
Rookie Archery: I Tried the Hunger Games Sport and Hit the Target
Inspired by The Hunger Games, Kate Leaver tried archery for the first time. Despite doubts, she hit a balloon and a stress ball, proving determination can overcome lack of skill.
Wimbledon's £128k sci-fi recovery chamber puts Tommy Paul to sleep
Tommy Paul fell asleep in Wimbledon's new £128,000 Ammortal Chamber, a sci-fi recovery device using hydrogen gas, light, sound and electromagnetic therapy to rejuvenate players.
Wimbledon 2026: Electronic line calling replaces line judges
Wimbledon 2026 uses electronic line calling, replacing human line judges. The technology uses up to 18 cameras per court for real-time ball tracking, with most players supporting the change.
Wimbledon 2026 prize money: Record £64.2m, winner £3.6m
Wimbledon 2026 offers record £64.2m prize money, with singles champions earning £3.6m each. Players protest over revenue share, demanding 22% of Grand Slam revenue.
Alcaraz out of Wimbledon 2026 with wrist injury
Carlos Alcaraz will miss Wimbledon this year due to a severe wrist injury sustained at the Barcelona Open. The Spaniard has not had surgery and is undergoing rehabilitation, with a possible return in August.
Serena Williams Wimbledon 2026: Return, Schedule, Motivation
Serena Williams returns to singles at Wimbledon 2026 with a wildcard. She plays Maya Joint on Tuesday. Her comeback is driven by a desire for her daughters to see her play.
Tuchel names four England stars who need to 'show up'
Thomas Tuchel has called on Morgan Rogers, Anthony Gordon, Noni Madueke and Bukayo Saka to step up after England's mixed World Cup group stage, with only three players scoring so far.
Butters dominates Showdown 60, cements AFL star status
Zak Butters played one of his best games in Showdown 60, leading Port Adelaide to victory and showing why he is the most sought-after AFL player, with 66 possessions and 23 clearances combined with Jason Horne-Francis.
Tucktec 10 Pro foldable kayak review: $380, fits in Prius
The Tucktec 10 Pro foldable kayak costs $380, fits in a small car, and transforms from a bundle to a 10ft boat in 10 minutes, offering a hassle-free alternative to inflatables and hard-shell kayaks.
Raducanu pledges to 'do everything' for Wimbledon fitness
Emma Raducanu says she will do everything to be ready for her Wimbledon first-round match on Monday despite a right-foot injury, pushing beyond normal limits for the tournament.
Walker backs Saka to be England's World Cup hero
Kyle Walker says Bukayo Saka must step up alongside Kane and Bellingham for England to win the World Cup, after topping Group L with a 2-0 win over Panama.
Tuchel confirms Quansah ankle injury blow for England
Thomas Tuchel confirms Jarell Quansah suffered a twisted ankle in England's 2-0 win over Panama, adding to right-back injury concerns ahead of the last 32 match on Wednesday.
Rooney urges rest for Kane to avoid World Cup fatigue
Wayne Rooney has urged Thomas Tuchel to rest Harry Kane during the World Cup to prevent fatigue, after England's 2-0 win over Panama.
Duckett credits weight loss for Test century
Ben Duckett scored his first Test century in over a year, crediting a post-winter fitness regime where he lost 6kg and ran for the first time to improve form.
Reece James out at least two World Cup games with hamstring injury
Reece James will miss England's next two World Cup matches due to a hamstring injury, confirmed by Thomas Tuchel after the right-back reported tightness following the 0-0 draw against Ghana.
Cape Verde's World Cup fairytale continues with Argentina clash
Cape Verde secured a knockout stage berth with a 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia, setting up a last-32 match against Lionel Messi and Argentina.
Elliot Anderson deal highlights Wallsend Boys Club legacy
Elliot Anderson's £116m move to Manchester City from Nottingham Forest marks another milestone for Wallsend Boys Club, which also produced Alan Shearer and other England internationals.
Liam Plunkett strikes out in baseball debut
Former England cricketer Liam Plunkett, 41, recorded a strikeout in his first baseball game for the Oakland Ballers, playing under the Pioneer Baseball League's marketing player exception.
US World Cup path: Bosnia, Belgium, Spain, France, England?
The US faces Bosnia in round of 32, with potential path through Belgium, Spain, France, and England. Pochettino's team rated 7/10 vs Bosnia, 6/10 vs Belgium, 3/10 vs Spain, 2/10 vs France, 10/10 vs England.
Madison Keys wins third Eastbourne title, Osaka injured
Madison Keys won her third Eastbourne title, beating Tatjana Maria 7-5, 6-4, gaining momentum for Wimbledon. Naomi Osaka retired from Bad Homburg final with foot injury.
Senegal Face Iraq in Must-Win World Cup Clash
Senegal must beat Iraq to keep World Cup knockout hopes alive, with a 56.62% chance of advancing according to Opta.
Mabrey ties WNBA scoring record with 53 points
Marina Mabrey tied the WNBA single-game scoring record with 53 points, leading the Toronto Tempo to a 125-97 win over the Los Angeles Sparks on Thursday.
Best Grass Trimmers 2026: Expert Tested Cordless & Corded Models
Expert tests reveal the top grass trimmers for neat lawns. Stihl FSA 50 wins overall; budget Mac Allister, heavy-duty Bosch, and compact Flymo also reviewed.
Page 13 of 36