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'Carsley has put his stamp on England - job feels like his to lose'England interim manager Lee Carsley strengthened his claims to be Gareth Southgate's permanent successor after a second straight win.
'Night belongs to him and his golden boots' - Kane's 100 caps in numbersCaptain Harry Kane becomes the first player to score two goals on his 100th appearance for England as he fires the Three Lions to victory over Finland in the Nations League.
Republic of Ireland 'sick' of losing - CollinsRepublic of Ireland defender Nathan Collins says that they are "sick" of losing after their 2-0 defeat against Greece in the Uefa Nations League.
Pochettino named new boss of US men's teamFormer Tottenham and Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino is named as the new manager of the United States men's team.
England drop batter Lawrence for Pakistan tourEngland drop batter Dan Lawrence for the tour of Pakistan and include uncapped pair Jordan Cox and Brydon Carse in a 17-man squad.
US team has 'unfinished business' with Europe - KordaWorld number one Nelly Korda says the United States have "unfinished business" as they bid to stop Europe winning the Solheim Cup a record fourth consecutive time.
NFL to review new Watson assault allegationThe NFL said it is reviewing the latest sexual assault allegation made against Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson.
Will 'genius' Newey turn Aston Martin into winners?Adrian Newey is the design "genius" with the Midas touch - BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson explores whether he will turn Aston Martin into winners.
Watch: Republic of Ireland lacking confidence - HallgrimssonRepublic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson says the "jersey is a bit too heavy" for some of his players after the 2-0 defeat by Greece in the Nations League.
'I'm in a very fortunate position' - Newey on Aston Martin moveAdrian Newey tells BBC Sport's Joe Wilson "it is easy to become stale", but his "passion has always been for trying to find ways to make the car go faster" after joining Aston Martin.
Evans confident Great Britain can progress in Davis CupDan Evans speaks to BBC Breakfast's John Watson before playing for Great Britain in the Davis Cup Finals group stage in Manchester.
San Francisco 49ers spoil Rodgers' Jets returnSan Francisco 49ers beat the New York Jets 32-19 to spoil the return from injury of veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
'No-one knows the players better than Carsley'The Monday Night Club's Rory Smith and Conor Coady look at why Lee Carsley is in pole position for the England job, while Chris Sutton thinks Eddie Howe should get a chance.
Ronaldo inspires me to play for as long as possible - KaneEngland captain Harry Kane says Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored his 901st career goal at the age of 39 against Scotland on Sunday, "inspires me to play for as long as possible".
Kane is set to earn his 100th international cap on Tuesday against Finland.
'The cash came up to my torso' - tales of a match-fixerMoses Swaibu was one of the brightest prospects in Crystal Palace's youth ranks, but he ended up in a shady world of cash, danger and fixing rather than football's limelight.
Antony keen to stay at Man Utd - Wednesday's gossipAntony is reluctant to leave Manchester United despite Fenerbahce interest, four Turkish clubs have ended their pursuit of Kieran Trippier, plus more.
Bodycam video shows police pulling Miami's Hill from carThe American football star was briefly detained before the Miami Dolphins' first match of the season.
Ipswich legend Burley being treated for cancerFormer Ipswich Town and Scotland player and manager George Burley is having cancer treatment.
'Genius' Stoute, iconic trainer of Shergar, to retireLegendary trainer Sir Michael Stoute - winner of more than 4,000 races - will retire this year.
RFU to cut 42 staff in bid to balance booksThe Rugby Football Union, the sport's national governing body, aims to shed 42 staff from the payroll to ease pressure on its finances.
Referee Kavanagh right to send Rice off - panelReferee Chris Kavanagh was right to send Declan Rice off in Arsenal's draw with Brighton, the Key Match Incidents panel rules.
Arsenal to wear away kit in derby at TottenhamArsenal will wear their away kit in Sunday's north London derby for the first time in 38 years after their red-and-white home shirt was deemed to clash with Tottenham's colours.
Bellamy, The Bear and the 'non-negotiables' of WalesHow Wales boss Craig Bellamy and The Bear's main character Carmy Berzatto use "non-negotiables" in their pursuit of perfection.
Allianz win would boost World Cup belief - BreachBeating New Zealand at the Allianz Stadium would help England end a run of five World Cup final defeats by the Black Ferns, says Jess Breach.
Billam-Smith to face Ramirez in unification boutWBO cruiserweight champion Chris Billam-Smith will take on WBA champion Gilberto Ramirez in a unification bout in Riyadh on 16 November.
Tumour forces Wassell out of Scotland WXV 2 squadScotland lock Emma Wassell withdraws from her country's 30-player squad for the forthcoming WXV 2 tournament after being diagnosed with a tumour in her chest.
Aston Villa defend Champions League ticket pricesAston Villa defend their Champions League ticket prices after criticism from supporters' groups.
Britain to make late call on Draper's Davis Cup involvementCaptain Leon Smith says he is yet to make a decision on whether US Open semi-finalist Jack Draper will play in Britain's Davis Cup tie against Finland.
Cox and Bethell to make England debuts v AustraliaBatter Jordan Cox and 20-year-old batting all-rounder Jacob Bethell will make their England debuts in the first T20 against Australia on Wednesday in Southampton.
Wade has Premiership try record 'in sights'New Gloucester winger Christian Wade says the Premiership try-scoring record is "in his sights" as he returns to the league.
Glasgow 2026 bid has 'reputational and financial' riskHosting a curtailed 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow would carry "a reputation risk as well as financial risk", the Scottish government warns.
What we've learned about each Premiership club so farWith top-flight action set to return after the international break, BBC Sport Scotland takes a look at what we have learned from every club so far this term.
The rise of padel and why it's so popularBBC Sport look at the growth of the racquet game, loved by celebrities and footballers alike.
Ask your WSL transfer deadline day questionsWhat are the stories to follow in the Women's Super League on transfer deadline day? What's going on elsewhere around Europe?
'Ronaldo is not a footballer, he's a celebrity'The Monday Night Club's Chris Sutton and Rory Smith look at why Cristiano Ronaldo is "holding Portugal back" despite scoring in back-to-back Nations League games.
England depend too much on 'comfort blanket' Root - VaughanBBC Sport's Michael Vaughan says Joe Root's failure to register a big score in England's third Test defeat by Sri Lanka exposed how much the side depends on him.
Allen's hurdling and a 96-yard touchdown - NFL best playsJosh Allen, Tyreek Hill and Cooper Kupp star in the best plays from the first week of the NFL season.
'They've hammered them!' Sri Lanka thrash England in final TestWatch highlights from day four of the third Test as Pathum Nissanka makes an unbeaten 127 to guide Sri Lanka to an eight-wicket victory over England at The Oval.
ParalympicsGB return from Paris 2024Some of Britain's Paralympic stars arrive at St Pancras railway station after the 2024 Paralympic Games in Paris.
Best shots of Nissanka's match-winning centuryWatch the best shots from Sri Lanka's Pathum Nissanka's match-winning century against England during the third Test at The Oval.
Watch: Sinner beats Fritz to lift US Open titleWatch the moment world number one Jannik Sinner beats Taylor Fritz in straight sets to win the US Open and secure a second Grand Slam title of the year.
Bashir takes 'stunning' catch as England pick up early wicketEngland's Shoaib Bashir takes a "stunning" catch to dismiss Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis early on day four of the third Test at The Oval.
Europe warned to expect hostile Solheim Cup atmosphereEurope will face a "hostile" home crowd "absolutely desperate" for the United States to win back the Solheim Cup in Virginia this week, says former captain Mickey Walker.
Ex-partner who killed Ugandan athlete dies from burnsRebecca Cheptegei was set alight and later died after Dickson Ndiema ambushed her near her home.
Engels not fazed by record Celtic price tagArne Engels says he does not feel any extra pressure to perform because he is Celtic's record signing.
Frustrated De Bruyne says Belgium 'have to be better'Kevin de Bruyne says Belgium have to "be better in every way" after they were beaten comfortably by France in the Nations League on Monday.
F1 Q&A: Will the title go down to the wire?Will the title will go down to the wire, and what are upgrades? BBC F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions before the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Davies sees 'exciting times' ahead for WalesVeteran defender Ben Davies believes there are "exciting times" ahead for Wales under new head coach Craig Bellamy.
Celtic have 'enormous' Women's Champions League chanceCeltic have "an enormous opportunity" to progress to the Women's Champions League group stage for the first time, Scotland captain Rachel Corsie suggests.
Will cloud hang over Sinner's US Open victory?In the build-up to the US Open, eventual men's champion Jannik Sinner was cleared of fault or negligence over two failed doping tests. Yet questions remain over the case.
'Don't make Coldplay comparison - England should aim for winning mentality'England's defeat against Sri Lanka was careless rather than a crisis, but it proves they need to find a ruthlessness, says Stephan Shemilt.
The impressive XI who could have played for EnglandBBC Sport looks at some of the players who could have played for England but represented other countries instead.
Relaxed Murray surprised he does not miss playingAndy Murray reveals retirement has been "the complete opposite" to his expectations and that he is not missing tennis like he thought he would.
£30m a year - why F1 designer is one of sport's highest-earning BritonsAdrian Newey is paid more than most drivers on the F1 grid. Andrew Benson analyses what makes the man joining Aston Martin next year so successful - and so in demand.
What will be the legacy of an 'amazing' Paralympics?Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson assesses how Paris did as hosts of the Paralympics, the GB performance and what we can expect at Los Angeles in 2028.
The best pictures from the 2024 ParalympicsTake a look at the most eye-catching photographs from the Paris Paralympics.
Saddling up on the high seas - the cyclists powering 50-mph yachtsA world champion cyclist has swapped the velodrome for the cramped deck of the fastest yacht in the world. Why?
Fury, hope and changing gear with a sword - Ukraine's Paris preparationsAfter more than two years of war, Ukraine aim to continue punching above their weight and to extend their remarkable Paralympic record.
Paralysed by an ex-boyfriend, Otto rises as ParalympianTracy Otto's ex-boyfriend thought he had killed her. Instead, Otto used his attack as the launchpad for an extraordinary second act in her life.
How a Facebook advert changed a life and the look of a sportPhoebe Schecter had watched two Super Bowls and found them both "boring" before a move to the UK sparked an unlikely NFL career
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.
East v West - Germany's drug-fuelled Cold War for medalsAt the end of the Cold War, East Germany's systematic doping secrets spilled out. The truth on the other side of the Berlin Wall has taken longer to emerge.
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.
Wade has Premiership try record 'in sights'New Gloucester winger Christian Wade says the Premiership try-scoring record is "in his sights" as he returns to the league.
Glasgow 2026 bid has 'reputational and financial' riskHosting a curtailed 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow would carry "a reputation risk as well as financial risk", the Scottish government warns.
Wales' Darlow eyes World Cup after 'special moment'Goalkeeper Karl Darlow believes he can emulate his grandfather by going to a World Cup having followed his lead by representing Wales.
'Carsley has put his stamp on England - job feels like his to lose'England interim manager Lee Carsley strengthened his claims to be Gareth Southgate's permanent successor after a second straight win.
'Night belongs to him and his golden boots' - Kane's 100 caps in numbersCaptain Harry Kane becomes the first player to score two goals on his 100th appearance for England as he fires the Three Lions to victory over Finland in the Nations League.
Pochettino named new boss of US men's teamFormer Tottenham and Chelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino is named as the new manager of the United States men's team.
Republic of Ireland 'sick' of losing - CollinsRepublic of Ireland defender Nathan Collins says that they are "sick" of losing after their 2-0 defeat against Greece in the Uefa Nations League.
Man Utd, Mourinho & France - Gomes' route to England debutFrom playing for Manchester United at 16 to falling out with Jose Mourinho and restarting his career in France, Angel Gomes has had an unusual route to an England debut.
What are priorities for new WSL company this season?It is one month since the Women's Super League was taken over by a new company - and there is a long list of priorities it needs to address.
Antony keen to stay at Man Utd - Wednesday's gossipAntony is reluctant to leave Manchester United despite Fenerbahce interest, four Turkish clubs have ended their pursuit of Kieran Trippier, plus more.
Bellamy, The Bear and the 'non-negotiables' of WalesHow Wales boss Craig Bellamy and The Bear's main character Carmy Berzatto use "non-negotiables" in their pursuit of perfection.
'No-one knows the players better than Carsley'The Monday Night Club's Rory Smith and Conor Coady look at why Lee Carsley is in pole position for the England job, while Chris Sutton thinks Eddie Howe should get a chance.
Watch: Republic of Ireland lacking confidence - HallgrimssonRepublic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson says the "jersey is a bit too heavy" for some of his players after the 2-0 defeat by Greece in the Nations League.
Which club got the best bargain?Final Score's Glenn Murray and Stephen Warnock sum up the Summer transfer window and discuss which club got the best bargain.
Ronaldo inspires me to play for as long as possible - KaneEngland captain Harry Kane says Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored his 901st career goal at the age of 39 against Scotland on Sunday, "inspires me to play for as long as possible".
Kane is set to earn his 100th international cap on Tuesday against Finland.
'Ronaldo is not a footballer, he's a celebrity'The Monday Night Club's Chris Sutton and Rory Smith look at why Cristiano Ronaldo is "holding Portugal back" despite scoring in back-to-back Nations League games.
'The cash came up to my torso' - tales of a match-fixerMoses Swaibu was one of the brightest prospects in Crystal Palace's youth ranks, but he ended up in a shady world of cash, danger and fixing rather than football's limelight.
Arsenal to wear away kit in derby at TottenhamArsenal will wear their away kit in Sunday's north London derby for the first time in 38 years after their red-and-white home shirt was deemed to clash with Tottenham's colours.
Ipswich legend Burley being treated for cancerFormer Ipswich Town and Scotland player and manager George Burley is having cancer treatment.
What we've learned about each Scottish Premiership club so farWith top-flight action set to return after the international break, BBC Sport Scotland takes a look at what we have learned from every club so far this term.
White asked not to be contacted by England - CarsleyInterim manager Lee Carsley says he is not planning to speak to Ben White about playing for England, adding that the Arsenal defender had asked not to be contacted.
Referee Kavanagh right to send Rice off - panelReferee Chris Kavanagh was right to send Declan Rice off in Arsenal's draw with Brighton, the Key Match Incidents panel rules.
Aston Villa defend Champions League ticket pricesAston Villa defend their Champions League ticket prices after criticism from supporters' groups.
Celtic have 'enormous' Women's Champions League chanceCeltic have "an enormous opportunity" to progress to the Women's Champions League group stage for the first time, Scotland captain Rachel Corsie suggests.
Weekly football quiz: Who did Ronaldo reach landmark against?How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past week in football?
Chasing the dream - how do you parent young football stars?Helping young footballers achieve their dream can be a high-pressure situation for parents, but how do you help rather than hinder them?
The USA superstar who transcended women's footballIf there was any footballer that embodied US Soccer and its power status in women's football - it would be Alex Morgan.
Who is Liverpool signing Chiesa and why is the fee £10m?Who is incoming Liverpool winger Federico Chiesa, what can he bring to the Anfield club, and why is he so cheap?
Who is new Man Utd midfielder Ugarte?BBC Sport takes a closer look at Uruguay midfielder Manuel Ugarte, who is set to become Manchester United's fifth signing of the summer.
Ask your WSL transfer deadline day questionsWhat are the stories to follow in the Women's Super League on transfer deadline day? What's going on elsewhere around Europe?
Football DailyKelly Cates covers England's 2-0 win over Finland as Kane scores two on his 100th cap.
Ex-Newcastle striker Ranger signs for KetteringFormer Premier League striker Nile Ranger makes a winning debut after joining Southern League side Kettering Town.
Frustrated De Bruyne says Belgium 'have to be better'Kevin de Bruyne says Belgium have to "be better in every way" after they were beaten comfortably by France in the Nations League on Monday.
Luton sign former Chelsea wing-back MosesLuton Town sign former Nigeria international and Chelsea wing-back Victor Moses.
Engels not fazed by record Celtic price tagArne Engels says he does not feel any extra pressure to perform because he is Celtic's record signing.
Davies sees 'exciting times' ahead for WalesVeteran defender Ben Davies believes there are "exciting times" ahead for Wales under new head coach Craig Bellamy.
Bulgaria game 'my worst' NI fans experienceFans spokesman Gary McAllister says the treatment NI supporters received in Bulgaria was his "worst experience" in 27 years of following the team.
Fahey and Kiernan sign new Liverpool contractsRepublic of Ireland internationals Niamh Fahey and Leanne Kiernan sign new contracts at Liverpool.
Republic of Ireland U21s hopes hit with Latvia drawRepublic of Ireland Under-21s' hopes of Euro 2025 qualification suffer a setback as they are held to a 2-2 draw by Latvia at Tallaght Stadium.
Depay signs two-year deal with Brazil's CorinthiansDutch forward Memphis Depay signs a two-year contract with Brazilian side Corinthians after leaving Atletico Madrid as a free agent in July.
The Football News ShowThe growth of fantasy football shows no signs of slowing, so why are fans so gripped?
Morgan has penalty saved in final professional matchSan Diego Wave's Alex Morgan has a penalty saved in her final match before retiring as a professional player.
England performance one of 'proudest days of my career' - CarsleyEngland interim manager Lee Carsley says Saturday's 2-0 Nations League win against the Republic of Ireland was "one of the proudest days of my career".
'This is the worst we'll be' - Wales boss BellamyWales head coach Craig Bellamy says Friday's 0-0 Nations League draw with Turkey in his first game in charge is "the worst we'll be".
Euro 2024 final defeat 'puts fire in belly' - KaneCaptain Harry Kane says England's Euro 2024 final defeat by Spain "makes me even more motivated" as he prepares for the first game under interim boss Lee Carsley.
Scotland 'lost game we shouldn't have lost'Scotland head coach Steve Clarke says his side should not have lost to Poland after coming back from 2-0 down.
Watch: O'Neill 'really pleased' with win over LuxembourgMichael O'Neill reflects on a 'good night's work' against Luxembourg.
'Expertly finished!' - Williams scores early second-half goal for SpainSpain winger Nico Williams scores the opening goal in the Euro 2024 final against England in Berlin.
'We want to dominate games' - Wales defender WilliamsWales defender Neco Williams says they want to "dominate games" after drawing 0-0 with Turkey in new boss Craig Bellamy's first game in charge.
Watch: NI U21 boss Wright praises 'incredible performance'Northern Ireland U21 manager Tommy Wright says he is a "proud man" after watching his side hold England to a goalless draw in the Euro 2025 qualifier at the Ballymena Showgrounds.
Walker reflects on England omissionManchester City's Kyle Walker speaks to Chris Hughes about his recent omission from Lee Carsley's England squad.
What we've learned about each Premiership club so farWith top-flight action set to return after the international break, BBC Sport Scotland takes a look at what we have learned from every club so far this term.
Former Scotland manager Burley being treated for cancerFormer Ipswich Town and Scotland player and manager George Burley is having cancer treatment.
Engels not fazed by record Celtic price tagArne Engels says he does not feel any extra pressure to perform because he is Celtic's record signing.
Celtic have 'enormous' Women's Champions League chanceCeltic have "an enormous opportunity" to progress to the Women's Champions League group stage for the first time, Scotland captain Rachel Corsie suggests.
Scotland mop up, Hibs' strategy and Duk's returnPhil Goodlad, Stephen McGinn and Scott McDermott talk Scotland, Hibs and Aberdeen.
How to solve the Salah-Haaland dilemma – FPL talking pointsAre Mohamed Salah and Erling Haaland now essential if you want to succeed in FPL this season? Thomas Woods breaks down the statistics.
Osimhen made Napoli believe, so why is he heading to Galatasaray?After failed attempts to leave Napoli for a big fee, Galatasaray came to Victor Osimhen's rescue, writes Mina Rzouki.
What have we learned from every team's first three Premier League games?Three games into the Premier League season, BBC Sport looks at what we have learned from each team so far.
The games, goals and quotes that defined Bellamy's Wales daysBBC Sport Wales looks back at new manager Craig Bellamy's colourful playing days for the national team.
Who has made Troy's Premier League team of the week?After every round of Premier League matches this season, Troy Deeney gives us his team of the week. Do you agree with his choices?
Transfers - September 2024Check out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.
Manager ins and outs - September 2024BBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.
Aston Villa defend Champions League ticket pricesAston Villa defend their Champions League ticket prices after criticism from supporters' groups.
Rodrygo 'upset' by Ballon d'Or shortlist omissionReal Madrid forward Rodrygo says he is disappointed he did not make the 30-man shortlist for the 2024 Ballon d'Or.
Eidevall concerned by scheduling in Europe and WSLArsenal manager Jonas Eidevall says the current Women's Champions League qualification format is a "relic from the past" that "impacts injury risk".
Palmer and Chilwell not in Chelsea European squadCole Palmer and Ben Chilwell are among four senior players left out of Chelsea's Conference League squad.
What are priorities for new WSL company this season?It is one month since the Women's Super League was taken over by a new company - and there is a long list of priorities it needs to address.
Celtic have 'enormous' Women's Champions League chanceCeltic have "an enormous opportunity" to progress to the Women's Champions League group stage for the first time, Scotland captain Rachel Corsie suggests.
Fahey and Kiernan sign new Liverpool contractsRepublic of Ireland internationals Niamh Fahey and Leanne Kiernan sign new contracts at Liverpool.
Ask your WSL transfer deadline day questionsWhat are the stories to follow in the Women's Super League on transfer deadline day? What's going on elsewhere around Europe?
Morgan plays final game after announcing retirementUnited States striker Alex Morgan says an emotional goodbye to professional football, as the two-time World Cup winner plays her final game in the National Women's Soccer League.
Arsenal face Hacken & Man City draw Paris FCArsenal will face Swedish side BK Hacken and Manchester City take on Paris FC in the second round of qualifying for the Women's Champions League.
Celtic face Vorskla Poltava in Champions League play-offCeltic will face Ukrainian side Vorskla Poltava for a place in the Women's Champions League group stage.
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.
The awkward questions behind Hungary's football revivalHungary have ridden back into contention for international honours on the back of billions of euros and one man's passion for football.
'No limitations' - Mbappe and a mission of a lifetimeKylian Mbappe wasn't always the best footballing prospect. But he, and his family, had the clearest plan. Project Mbappe continues.
RFU to cut 42 staff in bid to balance booksThe Rugby Football Union, the sport's national governing body, aims to shed 42 staff from the payroll to ease pressure on its finances.
Allianz win would boost World Cup belief - BreachBeating New Zealand at the Allianz Stadium would help England end a run of five World Cup final defeats by the Black Ferns, says Jess Breach.
Wade has Premiership try record 'in sights'New Gloucester winger Christian Wade says the Premiership try-scoring record is "in his sights" as he returns to the league.
Tumour forces Wassell out of Scotland WXV 2 squadScotland lock Emma Wassell withdraws from her country's 30-player squad for the forthcoming WXV 2 tournament after being diagnosed with a tumour in her chest.
Ex-Scotland captain Hogg charged with stalkingA sheriff in the Borders allows the former Scotland rugby captain bail under strict conditions.
Rugby Union WeeklyChris & Ashy meet new Tigers boss Michael Cheika and discuss England’s coaching conundrum
Rugby Union WeeklyChris & Ashy chat to some of the biggest names in the Premiership ahead of the new season
Changing roles for Ospreys duo Morgan and TipuricThere was some major Ospreys news last week - aside from news that Toby Booth is to depart - but you might have missed it.
England finessing key areas for NZ test - HunterDefence coach Sarah Hunter says England have pinpointed aspects of their game to "finesse" before Saturday's WXV1 match against world champions New Zealand at Allianz Stadium.
Cheika ‘embracing’ challenge of Tigers' reputationNew Leicester Tigers head coach Michael Cheika says he wants to build on the club's history by creating his own.
'My mouth is watering' - Black Ferns wing Tui on England challengeNew Zealand wing Ruby Tui is convinced "something special" will happen when they face England in the first game at the newly named Allianz Stadium on Saturday.
Springboks captain Kolisi rejoins Sharks from Racing 92South Africa captain Siya Kolisi rejoins Durban-based Sharks after Racing 92 terminated his contract on Sunday.
Saracens sign Wales international JohnSaracens sign Wales international second row Natalia John.
Saints captaincy gives Furbank 'extra motivation'England full-back George Furbank says he will need to be at his best every time he steps out for Northampton Saints as the club's new captain.
England must meet New Zealand standards - MitchellEngland must meet New Zealand's standards when they face the world champions at Twickenham next weekend, head coach John Mitchell says.
Argentina condemn Australia to biggest Test defeatArgentina overturn a 17-point deficit to condemn Australia to their heaviest Test defeat, with a thumping victory in the Rugby Championship.
South Africa edge out All Blacks to close in on titleSouth Africa fight back to beat New Zealand and close in on the Rugby Championship title after the fourth of six rounds.
England cruise past France in warm-up friendlyEngland begin their preparations for WXV1 with a convincing friendly win over Six Nations rivals France at Gloucester's Kingsholm Stadium.
Cunningham tells Wales to 'ignore score' after Scotland defeatHead coach Ioan Cunningham stresses Wales are “going through a process” following Friday’s heavy defeat against Scotland.
Rugby Championship may be halved by new All Black-Boks toursNew Zealand and South Africa's proposed revival of long-haul tours could cause the Rugby Championship to be held every other year.
Borthwick regime nothing like 'dark' Jones era - MarlerEngland's coaching culture is "worlds apart" from the "dark" environment that marked the latter part of Eddie Jones' tenure says Joe Marler.
England score six tries in convincing win over FranceWatch highlights as England's preparations for WXV1 begin with a convincing 38-19 win over France.
'I want to inspire off the pitch' - behind the lens with KildunneEngland rugby star Ellie Kildunne on photography, playing in the Olympics and inspiring the next generation of Red Roses.
Watch best Red Roses tries from 2024 Six NationsWatch some of the best Red Roses tries from the 2024 Six Nations ahead of England's autumn fixtures against France and New Zealand.
Watch: England overcome France to win Under-20s World CupWatch highlights as England beat France 21-13 in the final to win the Under-20 World Cup - their first title since 2016.
Debutant Hathaway deserves Wales chance - GatlandWales head coach Warren Gatland says Gloucester wing Josh Hathaway deserves to make his debut against Australia on Saturday.
Gloucester-Hartpury beat Bristol to seal back-to-back titlesWatch as Gloucester-Hartpury seal back-to-back Premiership Women's Rugby titles by beating Bristol Bears 36-24 in the final in Exeter.
'If you can handle the Boks, you've a big future'Wales forwards coach Jonathan Humphreys says "superstars" can emerge from his inexperienced pack taking on the world champions on Saturday.
Rugby Union WeeklyChris Jones hosts a 2023/2024 season review.
Rugby Union WeeklyWe're in the heart of Auckland ahead of the second Test between New Zealand and England.
Rugby Union WeeklyUgo, Ashy and Danny pick through the bones of a busy weekend of games.
Rugby Union WeeklyUnbeaten in 30 years, Chris looks at what makes Eden Park so special to New Zealand rugby
England drop batter Lawrence for Pakistan tourEngland drop batter Dan Lawrence for the tour of Pakistan and include uncapped pair Jordan Cox and Brydon Carse in a 17-man squad.
Cox and Bethell to make England debuts v AustraliaBatter Jordan Cox and 20-year-old batting all-rounder Jacob Bethell will make their England debuts in the first T20 against Australia on Wednesday in Southampton.
Vaughan impresses against Surrey before rain ends playArchie Vaughan takes all three wickets as Surrey reach 169-3 on day two against Somerset before rain ends play early at Taunton.
'Don't make Coldplay comparison - England should aim for winning mentality'England's defeat against Sri Lanka was careless rather than a crisis, but it proves they need to find a ruthlessness, says Stephan Shemilt.
'They've hammered them!' Sri Lanka thrash England in final TestWatch highlights from day four of the third Test as Pathum Nissanka makes an unbeaten 127 to guide Sri Lanka to an eight-wicket victory over England at The Oval.
England depend too much on 'comfort blanket' Root - VaughanBBC Sport's Michael Vaughan says Joe Root's failure to register a big score in England's third Test defeat by Sri Lanka exposed how much the side depends on him.
'Even Coldplay can't be number one every week' - RootJoe Root admits England did not play their best cricket against Sri Lanka, but “Coldplay can’t be number one every week”.
Best shots of Nissanka's match-winning centuryWatch the best shots from Sri Lanka's Pathum Nissanka's match-winning century against England during the third Test at The Oval.
Bears opener Davies passes 1,000 runs at WorcesterWarwickshire captain Alex Davies hits 58 against Worcestershire at New Road to pass 1,000 County Championship runs for season.
Pepper pushes Essex to big total against NottsMichael Pepper hits 115 as Essex end first innings on 457 on day two at Chelmsford before Notts reply with 37-1 at stumps.
Bashir takes 'stunning' catch as England pick up early wicketEngland's Shoaib Bashir takes a "stunning" catch to dismiss Sri Lanka's Kusal Mendis early on day four of the third Test at The Oval.
Pope 'disappointed' in defeat but proud of summer resultsEngland captain Ollie Pope reflects on his side's Test summer after they won five of their six matches but admits he is "disappointed " with their eight-wicket defeat by Sri Lanka at The Oval.
Sri Lanka on top after 16 wickets fall on day threeWatch highlights as an England batting collapse leaves Sri Lanka favourites for victory, with 16 wickets falling on day three of the third Test at The Oval.
'Sumptuous stuff' - best shots of Smith's 'terrific' 67Watch the best shots from England's Jamie Smith as he makes a crucial 67 against Sri Lanka on day three of the third Test at The Oval.
England 'in big trouble' as wickets tumble after lunchEngland lose four wickets for 14 runs after lunch as Dan Lawrence, Joe Root, Harry Brook and Chris Woakes are all dismissed as the hosts slip to 70-6 against Sri Lanka on day three of the third Test at The Oval.
Kumara removes captain Pope just before lunchWatch as England captain Ollie Pope plays on to his stumps from a delivery by Sri Lanka's Lahiru Kumara for seven just before lunch on day three of the third Test at The Oval.
Hull strikes early on day three to remove DhananjayaEngland make a positive start to day three of the third Test as Josh Hull removes Sri Lanka captain Dhananjaya de Silva for 69 at The Oval.
Durham's Bedingham and Ackermann dominate LancsDavid Bedingham and Colin Ackermann score unbeaten centuries for Durham against Lancashire on day two at Chester-le-Street.
Prest hits century as Hampshire pile pressure on KentTom Prest scores 102 as Hampshire total 403 against Kent and then reduce the home side to 64-5 before rain halts play on day two.
Sussex skipper Simpson sparkles in gloom against GlamorganSussex captain John Simpson lit up a murky day at Hove with a sparkling 112 not out as his side reached 407-5, a formidable lead of 221 over Glamorgan.
Tattersall tightens Yorkshire grip at Grace RoadJonny Tattersall scores 126 as Yorkshire build a big first-innings lead and reduce Leicestershire to 35-2 before rain ends play early on day two.
Ollie Price & weather frustrate Middlesex at Lord'sOllie Price and the weather frustrate promotion-chasing Middlesex on the second day of their County Championship match.
Test Match SpecialJonathan Agnew sits down with legendary football commentator Clive Tyldesley.
Brilliant Beaumont stars in record England victoryTammy Beaumont's unbeaten 150 helps England thrash Ireland in the second ODI and take an unassailable 2-0 series lead.
Northants stretch lead against DerbyshireYuzvendra Chahal takes five wickets as Derbyshire are all out for 165 and Northants extend their lead to 232 by the end of the second day's play.
Centurion Nissanka condemns England to dismal defeatEngland go down to their worst defeat under Brendon McCullum as Pathum Nissanka’s magnificent century guides Sri Lanka to a famous win at The Kia Oval.
All-rounder Moeen retires from England dutyEngland all-rounder Moeen Ali retires from international cricket, saying "the time is right" to move on.
Scotland can 'learn massively' despite 3-0 series defeatScotland's head coach and players say they will have benefitted greatly despite three straight defeats by Australia.
Unadkat and Hughes put Sussex on top against GlamorganDivision Two leaders Sussex take complete control against Glamorgan as they reach 121-1 after dismissing the visitors for just 186 on day one at Hove.
'Don't take the mickey' - Vaughan warns EnglandFormer captain Michael Vaughan warns England not to "take the mickey out of the game" after a sloppy second day allows Sri Lanka back into the third Test.
West Indies bowler Phillip joins LancashireLancashire sign West Indies pace bowler Anderson Phillip for the final three matches of the County Championship season.
'I'm really proud of everything' - Moeen on international retirementEngland all-rounder Moeen Ali speaks to BBC Sport after announcing his retirement from international cricket.
Sri Lanka fight back on day two against EnglandSri Lanka reach 211-5 at stumps after bowling England out for 325, before bad light once again brings an early end to play on day two at The Oval.
'What a moment!' Hull claims maiden Test wicketWatch the moment England's Josh Hull picks up his first Test wicket as he gets Sri Lanka's Pathum Nissanka for 64 on day two of the third Test at The Oval.
'Terrific fielding' - Stone runs out KarunaratneSri Lanka's Dimuth Karunaratne is run out for nine after "terrific fielding" from England's Olly Stone on day two of the third Test at The Oval.
Kamindu takes a brilliant catch to dismiss BrookSri Lanka's Kamindu Mendis takes a brilliant catch at cover to dismiss England's Harry Brook for 19 on day two of the third Test at The Oval.
'A huge weight off' - best shots of Pope's centuryWatch the best shots from captain Ollie Pope's century as he helps England to 221-3 on day one of the third Test against Sri Lanka at The Oval.
Pope leads way as England take charge on curtailed first dayWatch highlights as a century from stand-in captain Ollie Pope helps England overcome a lengthy delay to finish day one on 221-3 against Sri Lanka at The Oval.
Test Match Special: England collapse as Moeen calls it a dayJonathan Agnew presents reaction as England collapse and give Sri Lanka chance of victory
Test Match SpecialJonathan Agnew sits down with musician, and founding member of Genesis, Tony Banks.
TMS podcast: Extended interview with Rob KeyJonathan Agnew talks to the managing director of the England Men's Cricket, Rob Key.
Test Match Special: England allow Sri Lanka back into final TestJonathan Agnew presents reaction from The Oval as England struggle to take control.
Test Match SpecialJonathan Agnew presents reaction from The Oval as Ollie Pope scores a much needed century
Tailenders podcast: Live from The BoardroomThe Tailenders assemble in the ‘Greg and Felix Boardroom' at the Oval.
Test Match SpecialAlex Hartley and Kate Cross reflect on Crossy being England captain.
Britain to make late call on Draper's Davis Cup involvementCaptain Leon Smith says he is yet to make a decision on whether US Open semi-finalist Jack Draper will play in Britain's Davis Cup tie against Finland.
Will cloud hang over Sinner's US Open victory?In the build-up to the US Open, eventual men's champion Jannik Sinner was cleared of fault or negligence over two failed doping tests. Yet questions remain over the case.
Draper 'working hard to get fit' for Davis CupUS Open semi-finalist Jack Draper leads Great Britain's squad which is bidding to reach the Davis Cup finals.
Relaxed Murray surprised he does not miss playingAndy Murray reveals retirement has been "the complete opposite" to his expectations and that he is not missing tennis like he thought he would.
Watch GB in Davis Cup action on BBCBBC will show live coverage of Great Britain in the Davis Cup Finals group stage in Manchester in September.
Sinner savours US Open win after 'difficult' build-upJannik Sinner says it "means so much" to win the US Open after a "very difficult" few months in the build-up to the Grand Slam.
Sinner storms past Fritz to win first US Open titleJannik Sinner holds off a late charge from American Taylor Fritz to win the US Open and secure his second Grand Slam title.
Sabalenka 'living best life' after solving US Open strugglesAryna Sabalenka says she is "the happiest person in the world" after winning the US Open title following so many "tough losses" in New York.
The rise of padel and why it's so popularBBC Sport look at the growth of the racquet game, loved by celebrities and footballers alike.
GB's Hewett beaten in Paralympic final thrillerAlfie Hewett loses a thrilling Paralympic wheelchair tennis men's singles final to Tokito Oda having held a gold-medal point.
British teen Stojsavljevic wins US Open junior titleTeenager Mika Stojsavljevic becomes the first Briton in 15 years to win the US Open girls' title.
Draper to look into sickness issuesJack Draper says he is "going to really look into" the reason why he has been sick during some major matches.
GB's Burrage wins on return from injuryGreat Britain's Jodie Burrage earns a win on her return to action after six months out because of injury.
Sickness 'worst feeling' but Slam success close - DraperJack Draper says being sick on court in his US Open semi-final defeat was "the worst feeling ever", but Grand Slam success is "just a matter of time".
Sick Draper loses to Sinner in dramatic US Open semi-finalBritain's Jack Draper vomits on court during a dramatic US Open semi-final defeat by world number one Jannik Sinner.
Fritz ends 15-year American wait for male Slam singles finalistTaylor Fritz becomes the first American man in 15 years to reach a Grand Slam singles final as he beats compatriot Frances Tiafoe at the US Open.
Pegula fights back to set up US Open final against SabalenkaHome hope Jessica Pegula will face title favourite Aryna Sabalenka in Saturday's US Open final after an electric night in New York.
From hothead to warrior - Draper's journey to US Open semisFrom hothead to cool customer - how Jack Draper's increasing maturity has led to a composed run to the US Open semi-finals.
Kichenok wins doubles title after postponing weddingLyudmyla Kichenok wins the US Open women's doubles title with Jelena Ostapenko - just two days after postponing her wedding to continue competing.
Sabalenka holds off Pegula to win first US Open titleAryna Sabalenka wins her first US Open title as she puts the disappointment of last year's final behind her to hold off American home hope Jessica Pegula.
Paralympic gold 'stuff of dreams' for Hewett & ReidAlfie Hewett wins his first Paralympics gold medal, partnering Gordon Reid to victory in the wheelchair tennis men's doubles in Paris.
British teen Stojsavljevic reaches US Open junior finalTeenager Mika Stojsavljevic underlines her potential by becoming only the fifth British youngster to reach the US Open junior final.
'Finally!' - Pegula stuns Swiatek to reach first Slam semi-finalJessica Pegula beats world number one Iga Swiatek at the US Open to reach a first Grand Slam semi-final, where she will play Karolina Muchova.
Sinner beats Medvedev to set up Draper semi-finalWorld number one Jannik Sinner beats former champion Daniil Medvedev to set up a US Open semi-final against Jack Draper.
How Britain's Draper became US Open semi-finalistBBC Sport looks at Great Britain's Jack Draper and his journey to become a US Open semi-finalist.
Tiafoe sets up all-American semi-final against FritzTaylor Fritz ends his run of Grand Slam quarter-final disappointment by beating Alexander Zverev to reach the US Open semi-finals.
Evans confident Great Britain can progress in Davis CupDan Evans speaks to BBC Breakfast's John Watson before playing for Great Britain in the Davis Cup Finals group stage in Manchester.
Watch: Sinner beats Fritz to lift US Open titleWatch the moment world number one Jannik Sinner beats Taylor Fritz in straight sets to win the US Open and secure a second Grand Slam title of the year.
Being sick on court 'worst feeling ever' - DraperJack Draper says being sick on court in his US Open semi-final defeat was "the worst feeling ever", but he believes Grand Slam success is "just a matter of time".
Draper on Murray friendship and life with Ozzy the dogBBC Sport's Clare Balding visits Great Britain's Jack Draper to discuss his run at Queen's, friendship with Andy Murray and meet his dog, Ozzy.
Quarter-final win was 'solid performance' - DraperBritish number one Jack Draper calls his US Open quarter-final win over Alex de Minaur a "solid performance".
No caffeine or smartphones - the secrets of Draper's successBBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at the team and the sacrifices behind "absolute tennis keeno" Jack Draper's run to the US Open semi-finals.
When Murray was crowned the boy king of QueensTwenty years since he became the US Open boys' champion, Andy Murray is giving New York a miss and beginning retired life with a holiday in Spain.
The people v Andy Murray: Four weeks that changed him and usIn the space of a month in 2012, Andy Murray went from tears in the rain to gold in the sunshine, winning hearts and medals on Centre Court.
'Compelling on and off court' - a decade on tour with MurrayBBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller writes about his experience of getting to know Andy Murray throughout his career.
'Emotional, cruel, euphoric' - the incredible semi-finalJasmine Paolini's dramatic Wimbledon semi-final triumph over Donna Vekic was an "emotional rollercoaster" for all concerned.
Federer on rivalries, retirements and the EurosTennis great Roger Federer speaks to BBC Breakfast about his great rivalries, life after retirement and why he is excited about Euro 2024.
'Tennis finishing at 3am is unhealthy'After Novak Djokovic clinched a French Open victory at 3am, fellow top players Coco Gauff and Iga Swiatek say late finishes must be stopped.
'No regrets', but Gauff 'expects better' after US Open exitCoco Gauff says she "expects better" from herself, after her US Open title defence was ended by Emma Navarro in the fourth round in New York.
Murray is a legend of tennis – DjokovicNovak Djokovic praises Andy Murray as the British tennis star prepares to retire after competing at the Paris Olympics.
It's the 'right time' to retire from tennis - MurrayAndy Murray tells BBC sports editor Dan Roan that it is the "right time" for him to retire from tennis after the Paris Olympics - and he is happy with the decision.
'Great champion' Murray ends career with Olympic defeatBBC Sport goes into the archives to look at the tennis career of Andy Murray, who has announced he will retire after the 2024 Paris Olympics.
'Extraordinary!' - Watch the best shots from Wimbledon 2024Watch the top five shots from Wimbledon 2024 featuring Coco Gauff, Carlos Alcaraz and Lorenzo Musetti.
Alcaraz beats Djokovic to retain Wimbledon titleWatch highlights as Carlos Alcaraz beats Novak Djokovic 6-2 6-2 7-6 (7-4) to win his second successive Wimbledon title on Centre Court.
'A huge honour' - Alcaraz reacts to Wimbledon winWatch Carlos Alcaraz's reaction as he beats Novak Djokovic in straight sets to win consecutive Wimbledon titles.
Hewett & Reid retain wheelchair doubles titleWatch highlights as Britain's Alfie Hewett & Gordon Reid beat Takuya Miki & Tokito Oda to be crowned men's wheelchair doubles champions on Court One at Wimbledon.
The moment Alcaraz won back-to-back Wimbledon titlesWatch the moment Carlos Alcaraz secures his second Wimbledon title as he beats Novak Djokovic 6-2 6-2 7-6 (7-4) on Centre Court.
'I don't think anyone else would have got to that ball'Watch as Carlos Alcaraz chases down a Novak Djokovic return to hit a brilliant shot in the 2024 Wimbledon men's final on Centre Court.
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