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Saudi Arabia-based Toney earns England recall as Foden misses outFormer Brentford striker Ivan Toney earns England recall for next month's World Cup qualifier against Andorra and friendly against Senegal.
How Championship play-off final could tighten US grip on Premier LeagueIf Sheffield United beat Sunderland on Saturday, the level of influence wielded by American investors in the Premier League will reach an unprecedented level, writes Dan Roan.
'He leaps with delight!' - Cook takes first Test wicketSam Cook dismisses Ben Curran to take his first Test wicket for England, leaving Zimbabwe on 31-1 in their first innings of the one-off Test match at Trent Bridge.
Williamson's rise from Champions League mascot to finalistThe last time Arsenal reached the Women's Champions League final, a 10-year-old Leah Williamson walked out as mascot alongside her heroes. 18 years later she will walk out as one of the Gunners' key players in the showpiece event.
Man Utd inform some staff at training ground they will lose jobsManchester United are set to cut up to 200 jobs - after about 250 employees were made redundant last year.
Trips to London and greasy spoon 'refresh' Draper for French OpenAfter warning about the dangers of fatigue, British men's number one Jack Draper is learning how to 'switch off' and refresh before key events.
Furbank starts for Northampton in Champions Cup finalEngland full-back George Furbank will make only his second appearance since December after recovering to take his place in the Northampton side to take on Bordeaux-Begles in the Champions Cup final
Get to know maybe the coolest, calmest F1 driver in historyOscar Piastri tells BBC Sport how his "calm personality" helps him be "aggressive" on track - and what he has done to become a "faster driver" this year.
Williamson goes from Champions League mascot to finalistSpeaking to BBC Sport's Jo Currie, Arsenal captain Leah Williamson says to be leading her side out against Barcelona in the a Champions League final is a "full circle" moment as she was a mascot for their previous final in 2007.
Brook hits half-century against ZimbabweEngland's Harry Brook scores a quick-fire half-century in the morning session of day two of the one-off Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Only Draper can challenge Alcaraz and Sinner - CashFormer Wimbledon champion Pat Cash tells BBC Sport's Russell Fuller Britain's Jack Draper is on the only player on the men's tour who poses a serious threat to the dominance of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Pope, Crawley & Duckett hit centuries as England dominate ZimbabweCenturies from Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope and Ben Duckett highlight a dominant batting display as England wrap up day one on 498-3 in the first innings of their single Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Slot reflects on season, signings and partying in IbizaLiverpool manager Arne Slot reflects on their title-winning season and speaks about his celebrations in Ibiza.
Slot on the season: Title, Trent, transfers - and no excusesIn a wide-ranging interview with the BBC, Liverpool boss Arne Slot says excuses are "for teams that don't win the league".
Livramento and Quansah back for Euros-bound England U21sTino Livramento and Jarell Quansah have returned to the England Under-21 squad while Manchester United's Kobbie Mainoo is left out ahead of Euro 2025.
No early release for Club World Cup players - TuchelEngland manager Thomas Tuchel says players will not be released early for the Club World Cup because he wants to "cherish" and "worship" every moment with his squad.
Levy's to-do list after paying Postecoglou £2m Europa bonusBBC Sport analyses Tottenham's to-do list, from their manager's future, to recruitment plans and the bonuses for European glory.
Ex-Man Utd defender Williams given suspended jail term over crashBrandon Williams admits driving up to 99mph in a 70mph zone before a crash in Cheshire in 2023.
Former Wales dual-code forward Jones dies aged 59Former Wales dual-code rugby international Mark Jones has died at the age of 59.
'Feet like Velcro' - Arsenal's low-key, high-grade superstarKim Little's team-mates say she is one of the best ever, but her profile remains relatively low key. As she prepares to captain Arsenal in the Champions League final, BBC Sport Scotland looks at her longevity.
Guardiola 'wants to help' Foden get back to his bestManchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he wants to help Phil Foden return to form after the midfielder spoke about his struggles this season.
Aspinall reaches play-offs as Littler sets recordsNathan Aspinall secures the final Premier League play-off spot while Luke Littler - the brilliant winner on the night - sets new records in Sheffield.
GB sevens programme to be scrapped in JulyThe Great Britain men and women's full-time sevens programme will be scrapped at the end of July.
Djokovic into Geneva semi-finals on 38th birthdayNovak Djokovic celebrates his 38th birthday with victory over Matteo Arnaldi to reach the Geneva Open semi-finals - and will face Britain's Cameron Norrie.
'Determined' Gordon signs for another season with HeartsScotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon signs for another season with Hearts and the 42-year-old is "determined to make it better than the last".
'I've learned to live with the noise', says PopeOllie Pope says he has “learned to live with the noise” around his place in the England side after his century in the one-off Test against Zimbabwe.
Salah wins, but who's next in line? BBC Sport's players of the yearMohamed Salah is an obvious choice to be Premier League player of the season but BBC Sport have picked some other players who have also stood out.
Is it time for injury replacements in Test cricket?As Zimbabwe toil against England a bowler light because of injury, BBC Sport asks whether the rules around substitutes in cricket should be changed.
GB's Jones misses out on French Open main drawBritain's Francesca Jones loses in the final round of French Open qualifying to miss out on a first appearance in the main draw in Paris.
Yes, yes, yes: Man Utd sure on Amorim, transfers and the futureA look at what's next for Manchester United after their Europa League final defeat - with focus on transfer plans, finances and the future of their head coach Ruben Amorim.
England's Wallace three shots off lead in TexasEngland's Matt Wallace is one of nine players who are three shots behind leader John Pak after the opening round of the Charles Schwab Challenge.
Can Sheffield United join this season's hoodoo breakers?BBC Sport looks at the omens that might be in Sheffield United's favour as they look to end their wretched play-off record against Sunderland on Saturday.
Real's Ancelotti ready for 'new adventure' with BrazilCarlo Ancelotti says his bond with Real Madrid "is eternal" as he prepares to leave the Spanish club this weekend to become head coach of Brazil.
Five things to look out for at Monaco Grand PrixBBC Sport's Harry Benjamin picks his five things to look out for at the Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo this weekend.
Pope moves past 150 as England dominate with the batOllie Pope finishes on 169 not out as England closed on 498-3 after day one of their one-off Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Crawley hits 'wonderful' century as England cruise against ZimbabweZak Crawley makes his fifth career Test century as England move to 314-1 in the first innings of their Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Fans at Tottenham's stadium celebrate Europa League triumphTottenham fans at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium celebrate on the pitch after their team win the Europa League by beating Manchester United 1-0 in Bilbao.
Duckett's 140 puts England in charge of Zimbabwe TestBen Duckett's 140 runs off 134 balls propels England to a commanding 231-1 in the first innings of the Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Time to take a punt on final day - FPL tips & team of weekWith the final day of the Fantasy Premier League season on Sunday, there's no use worrying about underlying data or xG too much - just go with your gut.
Real's Ancelotti ready for 'new adventure' with BrazilCarlo Ancelotti says his bond with Real Madrid "is eternal" as he prepares to leave the Spanish club this weekend to become head coach of Brazil.
'I had my way' - Visioli on sparring with US star MotonUnbeaten British prospect Giorgio Visioli says people would be "shocked" if footage of him sparring with US star Curmel Moton was "leaked".
Thunder take control of Western Conference seriesThe Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 118-103 to open up a 2-0 lead in the Western Conference finals.
'I was a Premier League winner but I didn't want to leave the house'Luke Chadwick says abuse and ridicule over his looks took its toll on his mental health.
Crawley did not feel pressure on England placeOpener Zak Crawley says he was not feeling any extra pressure on his place in the England team before his 124 on the opening day of the one-off Test against Zimbabwe.
Mixed team final to debut at European Gymnastics ChampionshipsThe 2025 Artistic European Gymnastics Championships begin on Monday, 26 May, with the mixed team final making its competition debut in Leipzig, Germany.
'Determined' Gordon signs for another season with HeartsScotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon signs for another season with Hearts and the 42-year-old is "determined to make it better than the last".
Swansea consider re-signing free agent McBurnieSwansea City are weighing up a move for their former striker Oli McBurnie as he has become a free agent following the relegation of his current club Las Palmas.
O'Neill 'desperate' for NI players to reach top flightNorthern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill believes Sunderland duo Dan Ballard and Trai Hume are capable of playing Premier League football.
A powerful and emotional story starring Paul MescalSophie is beginning to remember a formative holiday she took as a child.
A blue and red blur in the most purple of patches - rugby's boy king Bielle-BiarreyBordeaux star Louis Bielle-Biarrey went from unremarkable teenage fly-half to the most prolific wing in world rugby in a handful of years
How did Barcelona become the queens of Europe?Barcelona's rise to becoming the major powerhouse in European women's football is a story of battling against a barrage of prejudice, misogyny and rejection.
'I play 20 minutes' - Garnacho puts Man Utd future in doubtManchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho questions Ruben Amorim's team selection after defeat by Tottenham in Europa League final.
French Open - schedule, draw and how to followThe second Grand Slam of the year begins on Sunday as players head to Paris for the French Open - here's all you need to know.
Most Test wickets this year - the 6ft 8in pace bowler with England in his sightsZimbabwe's Blessing Muzarabani may have a permanent smile on his face, but he will pose a serious threat to England at Trent Bridge this week, writes Stephan Shemilt.
Is Gerrard returning? And is he what Rangers need?Would a return for Rangers' last title-winning manager Steven Gerrard be the best thing for the club?
Has F1's iconic Monaco Grand Prix become boring?BBC Sport's AMA team take a look at whether Monaco has lost its charm and place in the jam-packed season.
The runner who went viral and sparked campaign for changeWhen a photo of ultrarunner Sophie Power breastfeeding during a race went viral, it sparked a campaign for change.
How rejection fuelled Mourinho's second Champions League triumphHow Barcelona rejection fuelled Jose Mourinho's second Champions League triumph, with Inter Milan in 2010.
The life, loss and legacy of Kevin CampbellWayne Rooney, Andrew Cole, Tyrese Campbell and more discuss the life and tragic death of former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell.
Blood brothers - bonds and betrayal on a rugby pitchTom Williams was part of a conspiracy that united and then divided a Harlequins dressing room, before the truth rocked rugby to its core.
I was effectively homeless after getting sacked - StoneyFormer England captain Casey Stoney tells BBC Sport how she and her family have rebuilt their lives after her sacking by San Diego Wave left them effectively homeless.
'I signed Barcelona deal - then had a stroke at 24'Goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck suffered a stroke six months after being part of the England squad which reached the World Cup final - this is the story of her remarkable comeback.
How does Daniel Levy run Tottenham - and would he ever leave?With Tottenham struggling on the pitch and chairman Daniel Levy facing criticism from fans, BBC Sport looks at how the club is run and what the future might hold.
Ex-Brentford striker Toney earns England recallFormer Brentford striker Ivan Toney earns England recall for next month's World Cup qualifier against Andorra and friendly against Senegal.
Man Utd inform some staff at training ground they will lose jobsManchester United are set to cut up to 200 jobs - after about 250 employees were made redundant last year.
How play-off final could tighten US grip on Premier LeagueIf Sheffield United beat Sunderland on Saturday, the level of influence wielded by American investors in the Premier League will reach an unprecedented level, writes Dan Roan.
No early release for Club World Cup players - TuchelEngland manager Thomas Tuchel says players will not be released early for the Club World Cup because he wants to "cherish" and "worship" every moment with his squad.
Brighton's Pedro to miss second game over training incidentForward Joao Pedro will miss Brighton's final game of the Premier League season at Tottenham because of a "small issue" in training.
Keeper Gordon, 42, signs new Hearts contractScotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon signs for another season with Hearts and the 42-year-old is "determined to make it better than the last".
Ex-Man Utd defender Williams given suspended jail term over crashBrandon Williams admits driving up to 99mph in a 70mph zone before a crash in Cheshire in 2023.
Slot on the season: Title, Trent, transfers - and no excusesIn a wide-ranging interview with the BBC, Liverpool boss Arne Slot says excuses are "for teams that don't win the league".
Williamson's rise from Champions League mascot to finalistThe last time Arsenal reached the Women's Champions League final, a 10-year-old Leah Williamson walked out as mascot alongside her heroes. 18 years later she will walk out as one of the Gunners' key players in the showpiece event.
Guardiola 'wants to help' Foden get back to his bestManchester City manager Pep Guardiola says he wants to help Phil Foden return to form after the midfielder spoke about his struggles this season.
Salah wins, but who's next in line? BBC Sport's players of the yearMohamed Salah is an obvious choice to be Premier League player of the season but BBC Sport have picked some other players who have also stood out.
Slot reflects on season, signings and partying in IbizaLiverpool manager Arne Slot reflects on their title-winning season and speaks about his celebrations in Ibiza.
Williamson goes from Champions League mascot to finalistSpeaking to BBC Sport's Jo Currie, Arsenal captain Leah Williamson says to be leading her side out against Barcelona in the a Champions League final is a "full circle" moment as she was a mascot for their previous final in 2007.
Midfielder Wanyama considering Kenya returnVictor Wanyama tells BBC Sport Africa he is considering a return to the international game with Kenya and has held discussions with coach Benni McCarthy.
Fans at Tottenham's stadium celebrate Europa League triumphTottenham fans at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium celebrate on the pitch after their team win the Europa League by beating Manchester United 1-0 in Bilbao.
I'll go if board feel I'm not right, but I won't quit - AmorimManchester United head coach Ruben Amorim says he will leave "without compensation" if the club's board feel he is not right, but will not quit after his side lose 1-0 to Tottenham in the Europa League final.
Yes, yes, yes: Man Utd sure on Amorim, transfers and the futureA look at what's next for Manchester United after their Europa League final defeat - with focus on transfer plans, finances and the future of their head coach Ruben Amorim.
Livramento and Quansah back for Euros-bound England U21sTino Livramento and Jarell Quansah have returned to the England Under-21 squad while Manchester United's Kobbie Mainoo is left out ahead of Euro 2025.
Rashford leads trio of Man Utd sales - Friday's gossipManchester United are aiming to sell Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Antony, Liam Delap holds talks with Premier League duo, while Jamie Vardy is a target for Valencia, plus more.
'I was a Premier League winner but I didn't want to leave the house'Luke Chadwick says abuse and ridicule over his looks took its toll on his mental health.
Who will win the European Golden Shoe?Who will win the European Golden Shoe? BBC Sport takes a look at what it is, the main contenders and the past winners.
Chelsea's sale of their women's team to themselves - what does it mean?Has the sale of Chelsea Women helped benefit the men's team? We look into what the deal means for the club.
Van Nistelrooy still waiting on Leicester futureLeicester boss Ruud Van Nistelrooy wants to stay at the Foxes but says he is yet to be told if he has a future at the club.
Levy's to-do list after paying Postecoglou £2m Europa bonusBBC Sport analyses Tottenham's to-do list, from their manager's future, to recruitment plans and the bonuses for European glory.
Can Sheffield United join the hoodoo breakers?BBC Sport looks at the omens that might be in Sheffield United's favour as they look to end their wretched play-off record against Sunderland on Saturday.
How 'raider' McTominay became a Napoli iconTattoos. Flags. Cakes. Kilts. Many nicknames. And 11 goals in a title challenge.
Scott McTominay's impact at Napoli has been huge since his summer move from Manchester United.
'Smart guy' Le Bris has Sunderland on verge of gloryRegis Le Bris was a surprise choice to take over at Sunderland, but the studious French manager has them on the verge of the Premier League.
How to follow Scottish Cup final on the BBCYour guide to following the Scottish Cup final between Aberdeen and Celtic on the BBC.
Which teams have qualified for the 2025-26 Champions League?A total of 24 teams have already qualified for next season's Champions League league phase with 12 spots still up for grabs.
Scotland & Arsenal's low-key, high-grade superstarKim Little's team-mates say she is one of the best ever, but her profile remains relatively low key. As she prepares to captain Arsenal in the Champions League final, BBC Sport Scotland looks at her longevity.
Time to take a punt on final day - FPL tips & team of weekWith the final day of the Fantasy Premier League season on Sunday, there's no use worrying about underlying data or xG too much - just go with your gut.
'Charlton must win - they're too big for League One'The Addicks are too big for League One and must gain promotion to the Championship, says former manager Alan Curbishley.
Real's Ancelotti ready for 'new adventure' with BrazilCarlo Ancelotti says his bond with Real Madrid "is eternal" as he prepares to leave the Spanish club this weekend to become head coach of Brazil.
'They see you as one of their own' – Wanyama's love for ScotlandKenya legend Victor Wanyama says the welcoming nature of Scottish football fans was part of the reason for his surprise decision to join Dunfermline Athletic.
Football DailyCommentators John Murray, Ian Dennis & Ali Bruce-Ball talk football, travel & language.
Disney+ wins rights for Women's Champions LeagueDisney+ will broadcast the Women's Champions League from next season after securing the rights for five years.
Ross County claim Livingston fan spat in coach's faceRoss County say a confrontation at the end of their Scottish Premiership play-off at Livingston was sparked by a home fan spitting at one of their coaching staff.
This is one for the true believers - PostecoglouTottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou reacts to his side’s 1-0 win over Manchester United in the Europa League final.
Man Utd players reflect on Europa League final defeatManchester United players Luke Shaw, Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot reflect on their 1-0 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur in the Europa League final.
Spurs players react to Europa League final victoryTottenham captain Son Heung-min and goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario react to winning the Europa League final 1-0 against Manchester United.
Aberdeen spot on against Celtic in 1990 finalAs Aberdeen and Celtic prepare to play in Saturday's Scottish Cup final, watch highlights of the 1990 final between the clubs, the last time the Dons won the trophy.
Make a shorter squad, I will stay - GuardiolaPep Guardiola says he will quit as manager if Manchester City not reduce the size of his squad this summer, saying leaving so many players out is "impossible for my soul''.
How to follow Premier League's final day on the BBCThe BBC will be across all the drama as the Premier League concludes on Sunday, 25 May, with all 10 matches kicking off at 16:00 BST.
'I'm a winner' - inside Postecoglou's second season at TottenhamBBC Sport's senior football correspondent Sami Mokbel takes you inside Tottenham's undulating road to glory.
Man Utd's Evans 'has the persona of a manager'Jonny Evans' former Northern Ireland international team-mate David Healy says the Manchester United defender has the attributes to become a manager in the future if he chooses to go down that route.
Barcelona like Rashford and Diaz - DecoBarcelona sporting director Deco says the club 'like' Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford and Liverpool winger Luis Diaz.
How well do you know the Championship play-off finals?Test yourself on how much you know about the most memorable Championship play-off finals.
Vanarama to end National League sponsorship in 2026Title sponsors Vanarama are to end their 11-year support of the National League at the end of this season.
A powerful and emotional story starring Paul MescalSophie is beginning to remember a formative holiday she took as a child.
Ups, downs and the race for EuropeAll you need to know about promotion, relegation and qualification for Europe in England and Scotland's top men's football leagues, and the Women's Super League.
Is Gerrard returning? And is he what Rangers need?Would a return for Rangers' last title-winning manager Steven Gerrard be the best thing for the club?
Is 'magic' Caldentey Arsenal's key in Champions League final?'Magic' Maria Caldentey is facing her old club Barcelona for the first time - can she help deliver a Champions League trophy with Arsenal?
500 games, 200 goals - how Vardy said goodbye to 'the club I love'Thirteen years to the day since he joined from Fleetwood for £1m, Jamie Vardy ended his Leicester City career with a goal - his 200th for the Foxes.
Unknown to Real Madrid's £50m man - the rise of HuijsenDean Huijsen will complete a move from Bournemouth to Real Madrid in the summer. BBC Sport looks at his rapid rise.
Manager ins and outs - May 2025BBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.
Transfers - February, March and April 2025 and all the deadline day dealsCheck out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.
'Determined' Gordon signs for another season with HeartsScotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon signs for another season with Hearts and the 42-year-old is "determined to make it better than the last".
Manager Wimmer to leave Motherwell - gossipMotherwell manager on the move, Rangers managerial speculation continues and midfielder linked with Ibrox exit.
What did we learn when Celtic boss Rodgers met Faddy?James McFadden sat down with Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers before Saturday's Scottish Cup final with Aberdeen as part of BBC Scotland's coverage. Here are three things we learned.
Scotland & Arsenal's low-key, high-grade superstarKim Little's team-mates say she is one of the best ever, but her profile remains relatively low key. As she prepares to captain Arsenal in the Champions League final, BBC Sport Scotland looks at her longevity.
Watch: Celtic claim unbeaten treble in 'the Rogic final'As Aberdeen and Celtic prepare to play in Saturday's Scottish Cup final, watch highlights of the 2017 meeting between the pair when Tom Rogic struck late to give Celtic an unbeaten domestic treble.
'They see you as one of their own' – Wanyama's love for ScotlandKenya legend Victor Wanyama says the welcoming nature of Scottish football fans was part of the reason for his surprise decision to join Dunfermline Athletic.
Gilmour and McTominay mania takes over NaplesScott McTominay and Billy Gilmour have already gained hero status after making a big impact at the Italian club.
A tale of nine points & the 99th minute - how Ajax blew titleAjax held a nine-point lead at the end of March, but PSV Eindhoven pipped them to the Eredivisie title. Former midfielder Wim Jonk tells BBC Sport about how it all unfolded.
Controversy hits French anti-homophobia campaignA campaign against homophobia in French football's top flight is again mired in controversy, leading to a call for sanctions against players who snubbed it.
Winning first trophy like a switch going off - KaneEngland captain Harry Kane tells BBC Sport about winning his first trophy, life in Germany and thoughts on a Premier League return.
Williamson's rise from Champions League mascot to finalistThe last time Arsenal reached the Women's Champions League final, a 10-year-old Leah Williamson walked out as mascot alongside her heroes. 18 years later she will walk out as one of the Gunners' key players in the showpiece event.
Scotland & Arsenal's low-key, high-grade superstarKim Little's team-mates say she is one of the best ever, but her profile remains relatively low key. As she prepares to captain Arsenal in the Champions League final, BBC Sport Scotland looks at her longevity.
Chelsea's sale of their women's team to themselves - what does it mean?Has the sale of Chelsea Women helped benefit the men's team? We look into what the deal means for the club.
Disney+ wins rights for Women's Champions LeagueDisney+ will broadcast the Women's Champions League from next season after securing the rights for five years.
How did Barcelona become the queens of Europe?Barcelona's rise to becoming the major powerhouse in European women's football is a story of battling against a barrage of prejudice, misogyny and rejection.
Smoke cannons and 'ginga' - the World Sevens kicks offSmoke cannons blasting off behind the goal and live music bursting out from a DJ set during corners - the Women's World Sevens kicked off with a bang.
WSL rebrand 'one step on the journey', but what next?CEO of WSL Football Nikki Doucet tells BBC Sport the company's major rebrand is "only one step on the journey" - so what next?
How does Daniel Levy run Tottenham - and would he ever leave?With Tottenham struggling on the pitch and chairman Daniel Levy facing criticism from fans, BBC Sport looks at how the club is run and what the future might hold.
When River Plate icon Diaz took over fourth-tier OxfordTwenty years on from Ramon Diaz's surprising appointment at Oxford United, BBC Sport looks at what happened and how it went.
East meets west London - the mentor who changed ChelseaVinay Menon knew nothing about football when he went for a meeting at a west London mansion in 2009. A few weeks later he was in the heart of the Chelsea dressing room.
The air crash and the underdogs - a triumph for a lost generationNineteen years and 10 miles separated Zambia's football team from a lost, golden generation on a fateful night in Libreville.
The rise and fall of North Korea - the sleeping giant of women's footballNorth Korea lags behind most of the rest of the world in several areas. But the hermit state has had an outsized impact on international women's football.
Chasing the 'Ghost' - a superstar struck down by lightningJohn White did the League and Cup Double, but his sudden death left his son searching for the man behind the comic-book persona.
Panenka - the penalty that killed a career and started a feudAntonin Panenka's penalty in the Euro 1976 final birthed a whole new 12-yard tactic. But the risks were higher than anyone could imagine.
Furbank starts in Northampton team for finalEngland full-back George Furbank will make only his second appearance since December after recovering to take his place in the Northampton side to take on Bordeaux-Begles in the Champions Cup final
GB sevens programme to be scrapped in JulyThe Great Britain men and women's full-time sevens programme will be scrapped at the end of July.
Bath to 'stick to process' in European cup finalJohann van Graan urges his Bath side to "stick to the process" as they aim to win the European Challenge Cup on Friday.
Former Wales dual-code forward Jones dies aged 59Former Wales dual-code rugby international Mark Jones has died at the age of 59.
Harlequins complete deal for Scotland hooker TurnerHarlequins sign Scotland hooker George Turner for the 2025-26 season.
A blue and red blur in the most purple of patches - rugby's boy king Bielle-BiarreyBordeaux star Louis Bielle-Biarrey went from unremarkable teenage fly-half to the most prolific wing in world rugby in a handful of years
Inside Northampton with Rugby Union WeeklyAshy and Chris are at Franklin's Gardens chatting to Fraser Dingwall and Alex Mitchell.
How Saints are working to unearth the next PollockBBC Look East goes behind the scenes at Premiership side Northampton Saints' academy.
O'Mahony, Cane and Murray named in Barbarians squadIreland greats Peter O'Mahony and Conor Murray and former New Zealand captain Sam Cane have been named in the Barbarians squad for next month's fixture against South Africa.
Brown wants to be involved in rugby's futureFormer England international Mike Brown says he wants to try influence the future of rugby union by staying involved in the game after his retirement.
Cokanasiga has 'hunger' to play for England againBath winger Joe Cokanasiga says he does not feel his England career is over and he has felt more "hunger" to play internationally again.
Harlequins sign Ireland forward Wafer from LeinsterHarlequins sign Ireland forward Aoife Wafer from Leinster for the 2025-26 Premiership Women's Rugby season.
Australian forward Suttor joins Cornish PiratesAustralian back row Rory Suttor will join Cornish Pirates for the 2025-26 season.
Draw for 2027 World Cup to take place in DecemberThe draw for the 2025 Rugby World Cup is to take place in December, World Rugby have confirmed.
Gabby Logan looks ahead to a summer of women's sportBroadcaster Gabby Logan tells BBC Sport's Elizabeth Conway that she hopes the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup in England has a similar impact to the Lionesses winning the Euros in 2022.
Highlights: Edinburgh score seven tries to beat Ulster and seal last-eight spotWatch highlights as Edinburgh score seven tries in beating Ulster 47-17 to book their place in the United Rugby Championship quarter-finals.
'A tremendous honour' - Itoje named British and Irish Lions captainWatch as British & Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell names Saracens forward Maro Itoje as captain for the 2025 tour of Australia.
Watch: The full British and Irish Lions squad listTake a look the full 38-man squad list for the British and Irish Lions for their 2025 tour to Australia.
Evans 'disappointed' at Wales' Lions quotaBritish and Irish Lions chair Ieuan Evans says he is ‘disappointed as a Welshman’ that only two Wales players were picked for the tour of Australia this summer.
From injury to history - Davidson's rise to ref European finalHollie Davidson talks to the BBC's Scotland Rugby Podcast about her journey from crushed dreams as a player to refereeing Friday's Challenge Cup final.
'Connected' Saints will 'fly into' Euro final - DowsonNorthampton Saints boss Phil Dowson believes his team will "'fly into" the challenge of trying to become European champions for the first time in 25 years.
Lions duo Russell & Williams among player of year nomineesFinn Russell and Tomos Williams are among five nominees for player of the season, while England's Meg Jones is up for two women's awards.
Australia prop Bell to join Ulster on short-term dealUlster make a serious statement of intent by signing Australia prop Angus Bell on a short-term deal from Waratahs.
Scotland's Grant joins Harlequins from SaracensScotland international wing Coreen Grant joins Harlequins from London rivals Saracens.
Wales flanker Joyce-Butchers announces pregnancyWales flanker Alisha Joyce-Butchers announces that she is expecting a baby with wife and team-mate Jasmine Joyce-Butchers.
Fit-again Feyi-Waboso named in England training campImmanuel Feyi-Waboso will take part in a two-day training camp with England later this week as he continues towards a comeback from a dislocated shoulder.
Will Red Roses have their Lionesses moment?Women’s sport is set to take centre stage with a stellar line-up of major sporting events this summer.
Rugby Union WeeklyDanny pods for the first time since retirement and Chris makes his return to the sofa.
'It drags up horrible memories' - the dark side of Lions judgement dayFor the lucky few there are congratulations and celebratory photoshoots. But what is it like for those players overlooked by the British and Irish Lions?
Wales have 100 days to turn into world beatersWith the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup only 100 days away, Wales are racing against time to transform themselves into a winning side.
Bears on loose and Tigers' next hire - Premiership talking pointsLeicester's race to find a fly-half, Bristol's trek across the border and Paul Brown-Bampoe's stand-out form are all setting tongues wagging in the Premiership.
12 from Leinster, two from Wales - the Lions squad in numbersThe numbers in the squad and why Wales can take hope from history as the Lions class of 2025 is revealed.
British and Irish Lions fixtures, squad and coaches for tour of AustraliaBBC Sport looks at some of the key information for the three-Test series between the British and Irish Lions and Australia.
'Deceptively quick' Freeman aims to shock LeinsterNorthampton Saints' Tommy Freeman says his side have to start well if they are to stand a chance of beating Leinster in Saturday's Champions Cup semi-final.
Wales finish bottom after record loss against ItalyItaly finish their Six Nations campaign in style, while condemning Wales to the Wooden Spoon for the second year running after a 44-12 defeat against the Azzurre.
England survive France comeback to win Grand Slam by a single pointEngland hold off a late France fightback to secure a fourth consecutive Women's Six Nations Grand Slam and a seventh straight title.
Oops! Six Nations trophy falls apart againWatch as the Six Nations trophy falls apart as England captain Zoe Aldcroft prepares to lift it - just as the men's trophy did for France's Gregory Alldritt.
Scotland beat Ireland thanks to late McGhie tryFrancesca McGhie's late try snatches a dramatic 26-19 victory for Scotland against Ireland in the Women's Six Nations.
A powerful and emotional story starring Paul MescalSophie is beginning to remember a formative holiday she took as a child.
Rugby Union WeeklyChris, Tom English & Gareth Rhys Owen run the rule over Andy Farrell’s 38-man Lions squad
Rugby Union WeeklyChris and Ugo chat to Maro Itoje and Andy Farrell at the Lions squad announcement.
Rugby Union WeeklyEngland and Northampton star Henry Pollock is our special guest on this week's pod.
Rugby Union WeeklyThe Red Roses seal their seventh title in a row
Bloodgate: The scandal that rocked rugby unionHow a joke shop blood capsule unleashed a chain of events that shook rugby to its core.
England drop two chances in the same overEngland fail to halt Zimbabwe's momentum after two drops from Shoaib Bashir, who had to leave the field of play injured, and Joe Root, leaving the visitors on 170-3 in their first innings of the one-off Test match at Trent Bridge.
'He leaps with delight!' - Cook takes first Test wicketSam Cook dismisses Ben Curran to take his first Test wicket for England, leaving Zimbabwe on 31-1 in their first innings of the one-off Test match at Trent Bridge.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru v Sunrisers Hyderabad - IPL scorecardLatest scorecard from the Indian Premier League match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Sunrisers Hyderabad in Lucknow.
Islamabad United v Lahore Qalandars - PSL Eliminator 2 scorecardLatest scorecard from the Pakistan Super League Eliminator 2 game in Lahore.
Sri Lanka's Mathews to retire from Test cricketFormer Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews will retire from Test cricket in June.
'I've learned to live with the noise', says PopeOllie Pope says he has “learned to live with the noise” around his place in the England side after his century in the one-off Test against Zimbabwe.
England v Zimbabwe - one-off Test scorecardLatest scorecard from the one-off Test between England and Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Ireland v West Indies - second ODI scorecardLatest scorecard from the second one-day international between Ireland and West Indies at Clontarf.
Channel 5 to show four England T20s per summerChannel 5 will show four home England T20s per year for the next four years under a new deal, keeping the matches on free-to-air television.
Is it time for injury replacements in Test cricket?As Zimbabwe toil against England a bowler light because of injury, BBC Sport asks whether the rules around substitutes in cricket should be changed.
Brook hits half-century against ZimbabweEngland's Harry Brook scores a quick-fire half-century in the morning session of day two of the one-off Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Pope, Crawley & Duckett hit centuries as England dominate ZimbabweCenturies from Zak Crawley, Ollie Pope and Ben Duckett highlight a dominant batting display as England wrap up day one on 498-3 in the first innings of their single Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Vaughan wants 'two leagues ' to help Test cricket 'narrative'Former England captain Michael Vaughan calls for "two leagues" to give Test cricket a more compelling "narrative" after day one of England's Test Match with Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Pope moves past 150 as England dominate with the batOllie Pope finishes on 169 not out as England closed on 498-3 after day one of their one-off Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Crawley hits 'wonderful' century as England cruise against ZimbabweZak Crawley makes his fifth career Test century as England move to 314-1 in the first innings of their Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
IPL 2025 points table and top run-scorers & wicket-takersThe IPL 2025 is in full swing, but who is leading the race for the orange and purple cap? BBC Sport looks at the top run-scorers and wicket-takers in the 18th edition.
Crawley did not feel pressure on England placeOpener Zak Crawley says he was not feeling any extra pressure on his place in the England team before his 124 on the opening day of the one-off Test against Zimbabwe.
Lahore stay in PSL final race but eliminate KarachiLahore Qalanders progress to the second eliminator match in the Pakistan Super League with an six-wicket win over Karachi Kings.
Pope, Crawley and Duckett tons flatten ZimbabweZak Crawley and Ollie Pope join Ben Duckett in making centuries as England dominate Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Thompson to serve as ECB chair for further yearEngland and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chair Richard Thompson is reappointed until September 2028.
Suryavanshi, 14, in India U19 squad for England tourFourteen-year-old batter Vaibhav Suryavanshi has been named in India's Under-19s squad for this summer's multi-format tour of England.
IPL play-offs: Four teams through, but schedule to work outThe four teams through to the IPL knockouts have been decided but their final position and what games they will play in is still to be sorted - BBC Sport looks at what each team now.
Duckett's 140 puts England in charge of Zimbabwe TestBen Duckett's 140 runs off 134 balls propels England to a commanding 231-1 in the first innings of the Test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Dunkley stars as England start summer with win against WindiesSophia Dunkley's superb unbeaten 81 propels England to a comfortable eight- wicket victory in the first T20 of the summer against West Indies at Canterbury.
'Oh goodness me!' - Grimmond run out in bizarre fashionWest Indies' Realeanna Grimmond is run out in bizarre fashion to leave West Indies on 47-3 in their first T20 against England at Canterbury.
'Sensational catch' - Bell's diving take dismisses MangruEngland's Lauren Bell makes a "sensational" diving catch at short fine-leg to dismiss Mandy Mangru for 17 runs to leave West Indies on 134-7 in the first T20 international at Canterbury.
'One of the greats' - Matthews scores brilliant centuryHayley Matthews' impressive century innings propels West Indies to a total of 146 in their first T20 against England at Canterbury.
Bell takes two wickets in an overLauren Bell takes two wickets in three balls as she dismisses Qiana Joseph and Zaida James to leave West Indies on 17-2 in the first T20 at Canterbury.
England can be the best Test team in the world - StokesEngland Test captain Ben Stokes tells Jonathan Agnew that they "can be the best Test team in the world" but admits they have been guilty in the past of being "too stuck in our ways".
Portrait at Lord's is truly special - EdwardsNew England head coach Charlotte Edwards tells BBC Sport's Joe Wilson to have a portrait of her in the Long Room at Lord's is "truly special".
Most Test wickets this year - the 6ft 8in pace bowler with England in his sightsZimbabwe's Blessing Muzarabani may have a permanent smile on his face, but he will pose a serious threat to England at Trent Bridge this week, writes Stephan Shemilt.
Stokes hints at England return for BethellCaptain Ben Stokes gives a strong hint that Jacob Bethell will come straight back into the England team for the series against India later this summer.
Dunkley stars as England beat Windies in first T20Hayley Matthews' unbeaten century for West Indies is in vain as Sophia Dunkley helps England cruise to an eight-wicket win at Canterbury.
Quiz: How well do you know your cricketing siblings?The Curran brothers have all played international cricket. What do you know about the siblings who have represented their countries?
Woakes, Ahmed brothers & Flintoff in Lions squad for India AEngland seamer Chris Woakes is to make his return from an ankle injury after being selected for two Lions fixtures with India A.
Man Utd, DJing and Fred the tortoise - meet Sam CookSam Cook is in line for a long-awaited England debut on Thursday, but the night before his eyes will be on Manchester United, writes Stephan Shemilt.
Sciver-Brunt's eclectic journey from Tokyo to England captainAll-rounder, leader and mother, Stephan Shemilt talks to those who best know new England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt.
Cricket: Today at the TestDay one highlights from the Test match between England and Zimbabwe.
Test Match SpecialZak Crawley discusses his innings of 124 against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Women's T20 CricketA new era for the England women’s team gets underway in Canterbury.
England v Zimbabwe: Stokes eyes 'dominance' as Test cricket returnsCaptain Ben Stokes speaks to Jonathan Agnew ahead of England’s first Test of the summer.
Test Match SpecialCrossy & Alex are back ahead of the international summer and a new era for England women
A powerful and emotional story starring Paul MescalSophie is beginning to remember a formative holiday she took as a child.
Trips to London & greasy spoon 'refresh' Draper for French Open bidAfter warning about the dangers of fatigue, British men's number one Jack Draper is learning how to 'switch off' and refresh before key events.
World number one Sabalenka 'loves target on back'World number one Aryna Sabalenka says she enjoys being chased down by the rest of the pack as she bids for a first French Open title.
GB's Jones misses out on French Open main drawBritain's Francesca Jones loses in the final round of French Open qualifying to miss out on a first appearance in the main draw in Paris.
Only Draper can challenge Alcaraz and Sinner - CashFormer Wimbledon champion Pat Cash tells BBC Sport's Russell Fuller Britain's Jack Draper is on the only player on the men's tour who poses a serious threat to the dominance of Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner.
Djokovic into Geneva semi-finals on 38th birthdayNovak Djokovic celebrates his 38th birthday with victory over Matteo Arnaldi to reach the Geneva Open semi-finals - and will face Britain's Cameron Norrie.
Raducanu could face early Swiatek test at French OpenBritain's Emma Raducanu could face three-time defending champion Iga Swiatek in the French Open second round as the draw is made in Paris.
French Open - schedule, draw and how to followThe second Grand Slam of the year begins on Sunday as players head to Paris for the French Open - here's all you need to know.
Raducanu suffers injury scare in Strasbourg lossEmma Raducanu suffers an injury scare just four days before the French Open begins in a three-set loss to Danielle Collins in Strasbourg.
Sliding, slicing & a powerful forehand - what makes a good clay-court player?Jack Draper's improved clay-court game makes him one of the French Open's contenders - but what makes a player excel on the surface?
'Great to break the ice' - Djokovic ends wait for win on clayNovak Djokovic cruises into the quarter-finals at the Geneva Open as he begins his latest bid for a 100th ATP title with a straight-set win over Marton Fucsovics.
Why Swiatek's reign as 'Queen of Clay' is under threatAfter the most turbulent period of her career, Iga Swiatek is facing questions about her clay-court game before her French Open title defence.
Who will triumph at French Open? - watch 5 Live preview showKatie Smith previews the French Open with Pat Cash, Marion Bartoli, and Leon Smith
Dokic grief at dad's death 'difficult and complicated'Jelena Dokic says her grief is "difficult and complicated" after confirming the death of her estranged father and former coach, Damir.
Laver Cup to return to London in 2026London is confirmed as the host city for the Laver Cup in 2026, having previously staged Roger Federer's emotional farewell tournament in 2022.
Djokovic 'couldn't get more' out of Murray partnershipNovak Djokovic says he "couldn't get more" out of his partnership with Andy Murray but is in no rush to find a new coach as the French Open approaches.
My respect towards Murray remains the same - DjokovicNovak Djokovic says he "couldn't get more out" of his partnership with Andy Murray.
Six of world's top 10 men to play at Queen'sSix of the world's top 10 men's players will feature at Queen's in June, alongside former champions Matteo Berrettini and
Grigor Dimitrov.
Impressive Raducanu beats Kasatkina in StrasbourgEmma Raducanu produces an encouraging display to reach the second round in Strasbourg as she continues to build momentum before the French Open.
Alcaraz and Sinner renew rivalry with 'blockbuster potential' - Second ServeCarlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner's Rome final was a reminder that their rivalry could be one for the ages - this week's Second Serve column.
Arthur Ashe Stadium to get revamp under $800m planArthur Ashe Stadium - the US Open's showcase court - is set to be expanded as part of an $800m renovation project at Flushing Meadows, the United States Tennis Association has announced.
Alcaraz ends Sinner's streak to win Italian OpenCarlos Alcaraz ends world number one Jannik Sinner's 26-match winning streak with a 7-6 6-1 win in the Italian Open final.
Who was Roland Garros?With the 2025 French Open starting this week, BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team has profiled the man the tournament's stadium is named after.
Paolini ends wait for home winner of Italian OpenJasmine Paolini blows away Coco Gauff to end a 40-year wait for a home winner of the women's singles at the Italian Open.
Draper rues missed chances in Rome loss to AlcarazBritish number one Jack Draper is knocked out of the Italian Open as Carlos Alcaraz shows his quality under pressure to reach the semi-finals.
Kyrgios to return to French Open after eight yearsNick Kyrgios is looking forward to "having a bit of fun" as he returns to the French Open in the men's doubles.
Boulter and Burrage send Great Britain into Billie Jean King Cup FinalsWatch the moment Katie Boulter and Jodie Burrage beat Suzan Lamens and Demi Schuurs of the Netherlands to secure Great Britain's place in September's Billie Jean King Cup Finals.
'Another tremendous performance' - best shots as Kartal beats VedderWatch the best shots from Sonay Kartal's victory against Eva Vedder that puts Great Britain 1-0 up against the Netherlands in their Billie Jean King Cup qualifying tie.
GB's Boulter stages brilliant comeback to secure BJK Cup winGreat Britain's Katie Boulter stages a brilliant comeback to secure a 2-0 BJK Cup victory over Germany as she beats Tatjana Maria 1-6 6-3 6-1.
'She's in full flow now!' GB's Kartal wins point with brilliant drop shotGreat Britain's Sonay Kartal wins a point with a brilliant drop shot during her straight-sets victory against Germany's Jule Niemeier on her Billie Jean King cup debut.
I'm proud I've found the competitive spirit - RaducanuEmma Raducanu says she has found her "competitive spirit" after reaching her first WTA 1000 quarter-final with victory over 17th seed Amanda Anisimova in Miami.
'Thought I'd never play again' - Kyrgios on first ATP Tour win since 2022Nick Kyrgios says he "feared he would never play tennis again" after claiming his first ATP Tour victory since 2022 by beating Mackenzie McDonald at the Miami Open.
Draper beats Rune in Indian Wells final - highlightsGreat Britain's Jack Draper claims the biggest title of his career with a straight-sets win over Denmark's Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final.
Getting through groundhog day - how Draper became Masters championWhen Jack Draper retired injured again at the Australian Open, he had to be patient - and is now celebrating the biggest title of his career.
'Sport was a big release' - how autism helps Brooksby on courtJenson Brooksby was diagnosed with severe autism as a young child - and explains why his condition offers some advantages on court.
Players v tennis tours: why the lawsuit and what next?BBC Sport tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at the key questions after a players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic began legal action against tennis' governing bodies.
Inside the doping deal for tennis' world number oneHow did Jannik Sinner’s drugs ban deal come about and where does it leave the fight against doping in tennis?
'Every woman has fear' - why risks facing female athletes remainEmma Raducanu's ordeal with a male fan in Dubai provided a stark reminder of the dangers faced by female athletes on a regular basis.
'It was never if, just when' - Keys' journey to Slam glorySeven and a bit years after her first major final, Madison Keys can finally call herself a Grand Slam champion. BBC Sport looks at her journey to Slam glory.
Doubles 'dating' & reindeer stew fuel Patten successBritain's Henry Patten tells BBC Sport how doubles "dating" and a reindeer stew helped forge a successful partnership with Harri Heliovaara.
Indian Wells title means world to me - DraperGreat Britain's Jack Draper claims the biggest title of his career with a straight-sets win over Denmark's Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final.
17-year-old Andreeva wins Indian Wells title17-year-old Mirra Andreeva shocks world number one Aryna Sabalenka 2-6 6-4 6-3 to win the Indian Wells title.
Draper beats Alcaraz to reach Indian Wells finalBritain's Jack Draper is helped by a controversial video call to earn a coming-of-age win over four-time major champion Carlos Alcaraz.
Best shots as Draper sets up Alcaraz semi-finalWatch highlights as Great Britain's Jack Draper beats American Ben Shelton in Indian Wells to set up a semi-final against two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz.
'Not finishing matches is a concern' - Kyrgios retires in tearsWatch as an emotional Nick Kyrgios is forced to retire from his first-round Indian Wells match against Botic van de Zandschulp with a wrist injury.
Bublik hits underarm ace after tie-break dramaWatch as Alexander Bublik hits an underarm ace against Felix Auger-Aliassime after a contentious video review decision in Dubai.
Australian Open champion Hewett enjoying Oda rivalryGreat Britain's Alfie Hewett gives his thoughts after beating defending champion Tokito Oda in the Australian Open final to win his 10th Grand Slam wheelchair singles title.
Raducanu turned down insect bite treatment over contamination concernsBritain's Emma Raducanu says she avoided using antiseptic spray on a recent bite that caused her ankle to swell, such is the care she feels she must take to avoid positive tests for prohibited substances.
Djokovic and Murray team up at the Australian OpenWatch as Novak Djokovic and his new coach Andy Murray practise ahead
of the Australian Open in Melbourne.
Boulter win takes GB into United Cup last eightKatie Boulter beats Australia's Olivia Gadecki in straight sets to ensure Great Britain reach the United Cup quarter-finals in Sydney.
A powerful and emotional story starring Paul MescalSophie is beginning to remember a formative holiday she took as a child.
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