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US Open LIVE! Alcaraz, Sabalenka and the Williams sisters in action

Get the latest scores, updates, news, results at the US Open; watch the action from New York - live on Sky Sports' dedicated tennis channel

Italian GP: Russell fastest as Mercedes respond to Ferrari pace in practice LIVE!

Former referees’ boss says Dean ‘in fantasy land’; Richarlison axed; away fans banned from Old Firm games – live

• All the latest news and previews before the weekend • Premier League: 10 things to watch for | Email Tom The chief executives of the Football Association, Rugby Football Union and England and Wales Cricket Board have joined forces with leading broadcasters and YouTube in writing to the chancellor requesting tax credits for production companies to help deliver more television coverage of women’s sport. Continue reading...

Women’s Super League Q&A: football writer Suzanne Wrack answers your questions now

The WSL season kicks off tonight and the Guardian’s women’s football writer Suzanne Wrack is here now answering your questions – from what to expect from London City Lionesses after their signing spree to whether Manchester City can go back to back. Ask a question: log in or sign up here . Weekender73 asks: Daughter’s favourite player: Ellie Carpenter. Mine: Mary Fowler. Who is right? Suzanne: Both. Who am I to say who an individual’s favourite player should be? It’s personal, and mine would probably be different - no I’m not saying who, probably because I’m not totally sure! They’re both top players, Ellie Carpenter has looked rampant in Chelsea’s two games against Real Sociedad in the last two weeks and both looked excellent last season when they featured. Hopefully Mary Fowler has an injury-free season back at her best following her recovery from her ACL injury. Suzanne: This is what I think is really exciting this season. Each year, while you haven’t necessarily been able to predict exactly which of Arsenal, City or Chelsea will win the title, you could predict that the only points they would drop would be against each other, at least 99% of the time. This season, I think the likelihood of those teams dropping points to some of those in the chasing pack on a more frequent basis is much higher. We saw Brighton, Tottenham, London City Lionesses, Aston Villa, Liverpool and Manchester United all take points off the top three across the course of last season and I think that trend will continue. How the top three handle that and how those challenging for the ‘best of the rest’ mantle capitalise is going to be super interesting. Continue reading...

Premier League, Italian GP, WSL and US Open tennis – follow with us

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports Continue reading...

Villa leave Harwood-Bellis out of Champions League squad

Aston Villa leave new signing Taylor Harwood-Bellis and teenage striker Brian Madjo out of their squad for the league stage of the Champions League.

Gasperini appears to close door on Zaha and Roma links

Gian Piero Gasperini appears to have cooled speculation linking Wilfried Zaha with Roma, just one...

Coventry sign winger Gboho - cousin of PSG's Doue

Coventry City confirm the signing of Toulouse winger Yann Gboho - the cousin of PSG and France forward Desire Doue.

Bold predictions, 2026-27: Ballon d'Or for Olise, Brentford in Champions League

Expect Michael Olise to become the best player in the world, and Brentford to qualify for UCL.

New Inter director Baccin speaks after replacing Ausilio: ‘I’m grateful for this opportunity’

Inter have formally presented Dario Baccin, with the long-time Nerazzurri executive taking over following Piero...

Moyes lives with disappointment after deadline day

Everton manager David Moyes accepts he has "to live with disappointments" after admitting he wanted to do more business on transfer deadline day.

WSL transfer talking points: three things we learned from the data

Arsenal invested the most as the leading clubs’ spending dwarfed that of the rest of the league but there was a greater emphasis on stability The Women’s Super League’s summer transfer window has closed before the start of the 2026-27 season. The finances involved are microscopic compared with the £3.4bn that Premier League clubs spent on new players but the data provides three key points of interest: which club has made the biggest improvement to their squad, who is banking on stability, and how the women’s game has outsmarted its male equivalent. Continue reading...

Inter coach Chivu praises Allegri ahead of Napoli clash: ‘He’s a winner’

Inter coach Cristian Chivu has praised Napoli counterpart Massimiliano Allegri ahead of Saturday’s heavyweight Serie...

Several players wanted Fernandez updates - Maresca

Several Manchester City players wanted to know if Enzo Fernandez would join in the last days of the transfer window, says manager Enzo Maresca.

Union Berlin president Dirk Zingler provides update on stadium expansion plans

Following the announcement that Union Berlin's Stadion an der Alten Försterei will undergo an expansion, club president Dirk Zingler has provided a concrete timeline for the project.

Surprise pacesetters & resurgent runs - five things to watch in the EFL

Here are five key talking points before the weekend's Championship, League One and League Two action.

Why the Premier League's summer transfer market is dangerously out of control

Liam Delap's big move to Nottingham Forest came with a fee that didn't make sense given his poor spell at Chelsea. Welcome to the new era of wild transfer spending and accounting.