Non-League Football: Final Day Drama and Club Closures
A roundup of non-league stories including Rochdale's title showdown, Morecambe's relegation, Bury FC's promotion, and VCD Athletic's farewell.
A roundup of non-league stories including Rochdale's title showdown, Morecambe's relegation, Bury FC's promotion, and VCD Athletic's farewell.
Landon Donovan's memoir and Clint Dempsey's docuseries reveal contrasting paths to USMNT stardom, fueling the debate over who is the greater player.
Brian McDermott, England's new head coach, confirms Jake Connor is central to his World Cup plans and criticizes predecessor Shaun Wane's treatment of the Super League star.
Former England netball coach Tracey Neville takes on managing director role at Stockport County Women, aiming for WSL2 in three years and creating a future in women's sport.
Noah Kahan's new album The Great Divide consolidates his Stick Season sound with heartland rock, but its 17 tracks and lack of variation may test listeners' patience.
Max Rushden and panel discuss Chelsea sacking Liam Rosenior after Brighton defeat, Manchester City's 1-0 win topping Premier League, Burnley's relegation, and more.
Chelsea's squad seeks a commanding manager after Liam Rosenior's brief tenure, with players citing inexperience and lack of respect. Candidates include Iraola and Fàbregas.
Tony Parkes, the legendary Blackburn Rovers stalwart who served the club from 1970 to 2004 as player and coach, has died at 76. He helped win the 1995 Premier League and saved the club from relegation in 1997.
Mikel Arteta has tried everything from olive trees to a labrador named Win to inspire Arsenal, but after another near-miss, he must find a way to unlock his team's potential.
Despite a 1-0 loss to Getafe after days of celebration, Real Sociedad's Copa del Rey victory remains an unforgettable triumph, marking their fourth title in history.
Liam Rosenior was sacked by Chelsea after 106 days, with five consecutive league defeats. His tenure highlighted issues with managerial turnover and diversity in English football.
Explore how Mark Milligan's Newcastle Jets, fueled by ebikes and seagulls, rose from last place to challenge for a historic treble in the A-League.
Manchester City go top of the Premier League after a 1-0 win at Burnley, while Chelsea sack Liam Rosenior following a poor run. Plus Leeds and FA Cup preview.
BBC is ending Football Focus after 50 years due to changing viewing habits. Host Alex Scott will stay at the heart of BBC Sport, covering World Cups and WSL.
Mark Allen, despite 12 ranking titles, calls his career 'very disappointing' for lacking a World Championship. He faces Kyren Wilson at the Crucible.
Manchester City are reportedly considering a summer move for Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez, valued at £107m, as Bernardo Silva prepares to leave.
Arsenal decided against signing Alejandro Garnacho last summer after due diligence, with concerns over his discipline and attitude. The Argentine joined Chelsea instead.
Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has ordered the sale of midfielder Manuel Ugarte this summer after a disappointing season at Old Trafford.
Pricing and collector's edition details for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced have leaked ahead of the official reveal, with the game launching July 9, 2026.
Liam Rosenior was nicknamed 'the supply teacher' by a Chelsea star before his sacking after 106 days. The Blues lost five straight league games without scoring.
Celta Vigo boss admits it will be difficult to keep Oscar Mingueza, handing Arsenal hope of signing the defender on a free transfer this summer.
William Gallas urges Chelsea to appoint Diego Simeone over Andoni Iraola or Cesc Fabregas, saying the Atletico boss can create a dressing room of warriors and bring immediate success.
Beth Nixon, who plays Megan Walsh on Coronation Street, may have accidentally revealed her character's fate in the upcoming whodunnit murder episode, hinting at an 'exit' during a This Morning interview.
Oisin Murphy is set to take on Romantic Warrior and Ka Ying Rising at Sha Tin on FWD Champions Day, riding Royal Champion and Comanche Brave in two Group 1 races.
Emmanuel Petit advises Cesc Fabregas to reject Chelsea and join Barcelona, calling the Blues a 'mess' and 'nightmare' for managers. Fabregas is linked with the vacant Stamford Bridge job.
Charity Dingle is left speechless as Dr Todd blackmails her over the secret that Jacob isn't the father of her baby, forcing her to make Jacob drop his HR complaint.
Chelsea sack Liam Rosenior after 3-0 Brighton defeat. Filipe Luis is favourite at 13/8, followed by Andoni Iraola and Cesc Fabregas. Interim Calum McFarlane also in running.
Arsenal legend Ian Wright believes his former club will bounce back from recent setbacks to win the Premier League title, predicting a convincing victory against Newcastle United this weekend.
Liam Rosenior's tenure at Chelsea collapses with five straight league losses, exposing deep flaws in the club's data-driven strategy and leadership under BlueCo ownership.
Hearts Women are on the brink of a historic league title, driven by the emotional departure of manager Eva Olid, who has galvanized the team with her legacy.