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BBC SportKane's rise from childhood keeper to the best in the world
Harry Kane has been named as the world's best player at the Ballon d'Or awards. BBC Sport charts his remarkable career.
ESPNLAFC clinches playoffs with derby draw as Galaxy cling to last spot
Leo Walta scored the tying goal in the 62nd minute as LAFC clinched a playoff spot by rallying from two goals down in the second half for a 2-2 draw with the LA Galaxy on Sunday night.
The Guardian FootballDavide Ancelotti wants to make a name for himself – will he do it at Lille?
Lille’s results under Carlo’s son in Ligue 1 are encouraging but they have been exposed in the Champions League By Get French Football News In a restaurant in Rio de Janeiro, two aspiring young managers sit around a table. Their respective clubs, Flamengo and Botafogo, are fierce rivals on the pitch. The relationship between the managers of the two clubs, Filipe Luís and Davide Ancelotti, however, is significantly more cordial. Speaking before his first meeting with Ancelotti in Ligue 1 on Sunday, the Monaco manager, Filipe Luís, described his counterpart at Lille as a “really formidable person”. The Brazilian added: “It is something special for us. It will be a pleasure to face my friend.” Continue reading...
The Guardian FootballBallon 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...
BBC SportBarnet condemn racial abuse of Noel-Williams
Barnet condemn racial abuse targeted at Isiah Noel-Williams after the midfielder was sent off in their 1-1 draw with Oldham.
Bundesliga.com OfficialVincent Wagner on Elversberg's start to life in the Bundesliga, Jürgen Klopp's Germany and more
Elversberg already look at home in the Bundesliga, but survival remains the objective for Vincent Wagner's top-flight new boys. The Bundesliga caught up with the 40-year-old head coach to discuss his side's 10-point haul after six games, the Saarland club's role in Germany's revamp under Jürgen Klopp and more.
Sky Sports FootballDoyle: O'Brien to scoop Futurity prize with Noble Exhibit
As our ambassador Hollie Doyle gets closer to her comeback following a five-month injury lay-off, she looks ahead to some exciting action on Sky Sports Racing from Doncaster this weekend.
BBC SportFlat-track bullies Celtic continue descent into European irrelevance
BBC Scotland's Tom English reviews another frustrating night in Europe for the Scottish champions.
Football ItaliaFabregas makes admission about Messi’s son and Como shirt
Leo Messi’s son Ciro was seen wearing a Como shirt, prompting the Azzurri coach Cesc...
Football ItaliaToday’s Papers – Italy redemption in the Champions League, we are alive
La Gazzetta dello Sport Inter, only win Shakhtar at San Siro: Bonny-Thuram, Martinez still in...
The Guardian FootballToo much Overlap? Gary Neville’s podcast empire knows no bounds
The Overlap has gone daily, with Steven Gerrard and Joe Hart among the latest additions to an ever-growing family Viewed in 2026, Nathan Barley, Chris Morris’s 2005 sitcom, shows remarkable prescience about the last two decades of metropolitan life, from smartphone addiction and digital derangement to sheer existential vapidity. When Barley’s character referred to his occupation as “self-facilitating media node”, Morris and co-writer Charlie Brooker were way ahead on the creator economy. What the pair failed to predict was ex-footballers joining the sector in droves. These days, if you are a former footballer without a podcast or YouTube channel, then did you ever really play the game? Setting aside the Gary Lineker Goalhanger empire, manspreading its centrist-dad agenda into issues way beyond guffaws with Micah Richards and Alan Shearer, there is Gary Neville to rule them all. Manchesterism’s second-most influential practitioner has been on heavy manoeuvres. Unlike Lineker’s productions, the Overlap’s output continues to stick largely to football; a rugby podcast was mothballed in February, though its cricket equivalent continues. Continue reading...
ESPNUEFA demands FIFA explain WC sell-off plan, Balogun red reversal
UEFA has contacted FIFA to demand a response to 42 questions, including those around Gianni Infantino's plan to partially sell off the World Cup and the overturning of Folarin Balogun's red at the 2026 tournament.
BBC SportWhy Teenage Dirtbag rockers sponsor U13 boys' team
The US frontman, responsible for Teenage Dirtbag, says the team could be treated to a private show.
ESPNMessi scores twice, takes season tally to 25 in Miami win at Atlanta
Lionel Messi scored two scintillating second-half solo goals to take his MLS-leading tally to 25 as Inter Miami brushed aside hosts Atlanta United 3-1 on Saturday.
The Guardian Football‘I suffer a lot’: Villarreal owner Fernando Roig on not enjoying games and the prospect of Liverpool | Sid Lowe
It will be a tense time for Europe’s longest serving president, despite the Champions League game at Anfield offering a symbol of how far they have come The first time Fernando Roig watched Villarreal play as their president, he sat in the stand at a tiny whitewashed ground that had concrete fever and was half empty. It was a Sunday night in the second division, they lost 3-0 against Badajoz, and he didn’t enjoy it much. But then, he never enjoys it much. Even on Tuesday at Anfield, he will not: into his 30th year, the longest presidency in Europe, that is about the only thing that hasn’t changed. More than 1,000 games and still it happens. “I don’t get nervous,” he says. “It’s worse: I get worried, very anxious. I suffer a lot. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaRobinho Junior makes Serie A debut at 18, following in famous father’s footsteps
Genoa gave a special Serie A debut to Robinho Junior this evening, the teenage son...
BBC SportBury FC fans say bumper FA Cup crowd 'meant everything'
The Shakers' home tie with Harrogate Town was described as "massive" by the resurgent club's fans.
Football ItaliaRoma ultras thanked Mourinho before Real Madrid clash: ‘You gave us back the ability to dream’
Roma’s Curva Sud presented José Mourinho with a bronze Capitoline Wolf and a letter before...