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England win cerebral palsy World Cup for first time

Sam Dewhirst and David Porcher score the goals as England beat the United States in the final of the Cerebral Palsy World Cup in Atlanta.

'Fantastic' Duckett battles to superb ODI century

Ben Duckett reaches a superb century to lead England's recovery after a disastrous start to their ODI against Pakistan in Lahore.

Serie A: Udinese vs. Milan – probable line-ups, where to watch on TV

Gonçalo Ramos is expected to start up front for Milan, but Ruben Amorim must deal...

England's HORROR start! Three early wickets fall

England suffer a nightmare start to their ODI against Pakistan as they lose three early wickets, including Tom Banton and Joe Root to Shaheen Shah Afridi.

Ballon d’Or ceremony returns to England in nod to ‘revolutionary’ Stanley Matthews

Matthews’ family ‘very excited’ as London Palladium hosts event 70 years after first award at Blackpool town hall When football’s dignitaries assemble on Monday at the London Palladium for the Ballon d’Or ceremony it will be a far cry from the first awards 70 years ago. That was held in the slightly less glamorous surroundings of Blackpool town hall, where Stanley Matthews was presented with the prize by Gabriel Hanot, the visionary editor of L’Équipe who came up with the idea of crowning the world’s best player every year. A specially commissioned china plate was also handed over by the town’s mayor before the 41-year-old Matthews, who was famously teetotal, gave a short speech. “He might have had a double carrot juice that day,” says his son, Stanley Matthews Jr, who will attend this year’s awards with his sister, Jean, and her two daughters. “There was no ceremony. ‘Here’s your Ballon d’Or, well done’, sort of thing. But obviously it’s grown over the years, and now it’s a huge event. We’re very excited.” Continue reading...

England making remarkable recovery with Pakistan nine down chasing 242 LIVE!

Who am I? Plus today's other quizzes

Test your ball knowledge against today's Who Am I?, Five in Five and Brainteaser.

The non-football fan who snapped the game beautifully

Peter Robinson has been a photographer at 13 FIFA World Cups since 1970.

When is Premier League 'sacking season' - and who should be worried?

As pressure builds on Manchester United manager Michael Carrick, BBC Sport looks at when the Premier League 'sacking season' begins.

Arteta collating evidence of other managers stepping out of technical area

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he is compiling footage of rival Premier League managers repeatedly leaving their technical areas after receiving his second yellow card of the season in his side’s 2-0 win over Everton.

Alonso 'out-coached', 'petulant' Palmer and Penders howler: Chelsea's horror night

They say bad things come in threes. That was certainly the case for Chelsea on a miserable evening at Stamford Bridge as they lost 2-0 to Tottenham and were described as "awful" by Gary Neville.

Smith beats Puello in thriller to retain WBC title and stay unbeaten

Dalton Smith retained his WBC light-welterweight title with a thrilling, split-decision victory over Alberto Puello on Saturday night.

Gattuso: ‘Lazio frankly don’t belong up there’ at top of Serie A table

Gennaro Gattuso sees Lazio progress in the 2-1 victory over Parma, but refuses to talk...

Liverpool among clubs keen on Vuskovic - Sunday's gossip

Brighton defender Luka Vuskovic is being looked at by high-profile clubs, Liverpool do not intend to bring Trent Alexander-Arnold back, AC Milan are targeting Manchester United's Leny Yoro, plus more.

Huddersfield on top, but difficult days for Derby - Sam Parkin's EFL takeaways

BBC Final Score pundit Sam Parkin looks at the weekend's talking points in the EFL, including Huddersfield's fine form and QPR's big win over Swansea.

Hayen sacked by Burnley after just 14 games

Nicky Hayen is sacked after just 14 games in charge at Burnley following a poor start to the season.

Why Stanley Matthews’ Ballon d’Or triumph echoes down the years for Harry Kane | Jonathan Wilson

In 1956, the Blackpool great was recognised for his force of individual will, the very thing that makes the Bayern and England striker the standout candiate Systems football began In 1963 (On the hallowed turf at Wembley) With the impact of a cynical foul By Gino Pivatelli. At that moment in the European Cup final, when the hard-working Milan forward, brought in to combat Benfica’s Mário Coluna, caught the great playmaker, football of the individual came to an end. The foul not only checked a promising break, but broke a bone in Coluna’s foot. Without substitutes, he hobbled on, diminished, and Milan won 2-1 to lift the trophy and register the first victory for a team that prioritised the system over the individual. Modern football was born. Continue reading...

From Chelsea reject to Watkins 'upgrade' - Jackson makes fast Villa start

Nicolas Jackson continues an excellent start to his Aston Villa career with a match-winning double against Manchester City.