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Australia's Hazlewood out of first Ashes TestJosh Hazlewood is ruled out of the first Ashes Test, leaving Australia's pace bowling seriously depleted for the series opener in Perth.
Will Scotland's luck hold for biggest test of World Cup dream?Scotland are ideally positioned to qualify for the World Cup finals, but Steve Clarke's side now face the hardest part of their journey, writes Tom English.
Eubank v Benn 2 - big-fight predictionsTony Bellew is backing the underdog, as the world of boxing gives their predictions for Chris Eubank Jr v Conor Benn 2.
Wales' seismic day with huge amount at stakeWales' men's rugby union and football sides play on the same day for the first time in more than six years, and there is plenty at stake.
All Black McKenzie sets example and challenge for ambitious EnglandEngland will have to find another level to edge out a team they have beaten only eight times in more than a century.
Parker denies taking 'any prohibited substance'Former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker denies taking "any prohibited substance" after testing positive for cocaine.
Title race, crossovers & goals - what to expect from Manchester derbyWill Man Utd help knock Man City off their perch at the top of the WSL table? Or will City land a lethal blow to the Red Devils' title aspirations?
England's Wood cleared of hamstring injuryEngland fast bowler Mark Wood is cleared of any concerns over his left hamstring following a scan in Perth.
NI focus on play-off after Slovakia sucker punchWith Northern Ireland now guaranteed a World Cup play-off in March, BBC Sport NI's Jonathan Bradley reflects on their qualifying campaign.
Eubank and Benn make weight on morning of rematchChris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn both stay within the 12st 1lb (77kg) limit at a second weight check before their rematch on Saturday.
Thomas to miss start of 2026 after back operationTwo-time major winner Justin Thomas is sidelined after back surgery and "will miss some events in the beginning of 2026".
'I thought my career was over - I felt like punching a wall'England shooter Eleanor Cardwell feared a cruel recurrence of a knee injury would end her career, but she is back with the Roses for their New Zealand series.
Le Tissier on her and stepbrother Alex Scott's unique football journeyManchester United and England defender Maya le Tissier reflects on her experiences growing up in Guernsey with stepbrother and Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott who has recently received his first call-up for England.
Alex Scott takes on Australian 'This or That?'Football Focus presenter Alex Scott prepares for jungle life in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here as she takes on an Australian-themed "This or That?".
Tense final face-off between Eubank & BennChris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn faced off for final time before rematch.
'We have concerns' - are summer sports aiming for Winter Olympics?Winter Olympic Federations say they do not want 'summer sports' in the Winter Olympics with cross-country running and Cyclocross bidding to be in 2030 Winter Olympics in the French Alps.
Harder & Carmona star in Champions League best goalsWatch the best goals from the latest round of fixtures from the Women's Champions League, including Olga Carmona's screamer for Paris St-Germain and Pernille Harder's equaliser against Arsenal.
'All or nothing' for Republic of Ireland in HungaryRepublic of Ireland winger Chiedozie Ogbene accepts Sunday's final World Cup qualifying game against Hungary in Budapest is "all or nothing".
Who is Cremers, Wales boss in Bellamy's absence?Introducing Piet Cremers, the 31-year-old who will lead Wales with boss Craig Bellamy banned for the World Cup qualifier in Liechtenstein.
Why has Sweden's World Cup bid gone wrong and can Potter save them?Graham Potter was appointed Sweden manager in October after spells at West Ham and Chelsea. Is he the perfect fit?
Cheltenham passes inspection after Storm ClaudiaCheltenham's meeting on Saturday goes ahead after passing an inspection following heavy rain as Storm Claudia continues to hit the UK.
WSL derby win 'not impossible' for SpursThis time last season Tottenham were struggling in the Women's Super League. But with a new manager and fresh belief, this season they are in top-four contention.
Hewett and Reid beaten in quest for record titleGreat Britain's Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid lose an epic Wheelchair Masters final as they narrowly fail to win a record fourth title.
Seven games, 20 goals, none conceded - England close in on perfectionEngland have cruised through World Cup qualifying, winning all seven of their games and scoring 20 unanswered goals, setting several records and leaving them on the cusp of another.
Croatia join the party - what's still at stake in final World Cup qualifiers?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at who has qualified for next year's Fifa World Cup.
Rangers seeks 'greater quality of refereeing'Sporting director Kevin Thelwell says Rangers want "greater consistency, greater quality and standard of refereeing".
Summer sports would 'dilute' Winter OlympicsProposals to include summer sports into the Winter Olympics would "dilute" the Games a senior figure at the body which represents existing disciplines tells BBC Sport.
'Proper players and me' - Fifa award nomination shocks Brentford's CheatleyBrentford's Ashley Cheatley is on Fifa's shortlist for the annual Marta Award after scoring one of the best goals by women worldwide.
Trump misses cut despite improvement on LPGA debutKai Trump misses the cut on her LPGA debut with a five-over 75 leaving her on 18 over par overall at the Annika tournament in Florida.
Auger-Aliassime beats Zverev to set up Alcaraz semiCanada's Felix Auger-Aliassime sets up a semi-final with world number one Carlos Alcaraz by beating Germany's Alexander Zverev in the final group match of the ATP Finals.
Australia Ashes favourites despite 'weak' team - AndersonAustralia are favourites to win the Ashes despite having their "weakest" team in 15 years, says England great Sir James Anderson.
Humphries eases into Grand Slam semi-finalsLuke Humphries sees off a spirited fightback from Michael Smith as he books his place in the semi-finals of the Grand Slam of Darts with a 16-8 victory.
Darge starts in Scots' only change for ArgentinaDarcy Graham will earn his 50th cap for Scotland as Rory Darge replaces Matt Fagerson in the only change to the starting XV for Sunday's visit by Argentina.
McIlroy continues charge for Race to Dubai titleRory McIlroy chases Denmark's Nicolai Hoejgaard in the second round of the DP World Tour Championship for his seventh Race to Dubai title.
Liverpool want Olise to replace Salah - Saturday's gossipBayern Munich winger Michael Olise interests Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United eye Borussia Dortmund forward Karim Adeyemi, Newcastle are chasing AZ Alkmaar midfielder Kees Smit, plus more.
Trump 'at 10%' as he sweeps Zhao aside to reach finalWorld number one Judd Trump takes six frames in a row as he claims a 6-2 victory over Zhao Xintong to reach the final of the Champion of Champions in Leciester.
British Basketball Federation to enter liquidationThe British Basketball Federation says it will enter liquidation as the crisis engulfing the sport in the UK continues.
I feel part of a big football nation - BellamyWales boss Craig Bellamy says he feels part of a big football nation now as his side battle to finish second in their World Cup qualifying group.
Henderson stars as Patriots ease past JetsRookie running back TreVeyon Henderson scores three touchdowns as the New England Patriots beat the New York Jets to record their eighth straight win.
Conor Benn opens up about 'very traumatic' upbringingConor Benn speaks to BBC Sport's Ade Adedoyin about attending a fundamentalist Christian school, saying "they believed I had demons in me".
It's about building a team - Tuchel on win over SerbiaEngland manager Thomas Tuchel says he is "building a team" and asking the players to leave their egos behind after Thursday's 2-0 win over Serbia.
'If Kane were to get injured, where would that leave England?'Former England strikers Wayne Rooney and Emile Heskey join Kelly Somers and Kae Kurd to discuss England's over-reliance on Harry Kane and the alternative options at number nine.
Why Saturday's National League games are starting three minutes lateNational League clubs are ramping up the pressure on the EFL to increase the number of promotion places into League Two.
Five things to look out for in EFL: Imps eye top spot as Millers motorBBC Sport highlights five things you might want to look out for in this weekend's EFL action
Todd secures Macau Grand Prix win ahead of HickmanEngland's Davey Todd races to a convincing win ahead of compatriot and team-mate Peter Hickman in the Macau motorcycle grand prix.
Chelsea's Hampton to miss 'few weeks' with quad injuryHannah Hampton could miss England's upcoming friendlies against China and Ghana after Sonia Bompastor confirms she has sustained a quad injury.
Wood v Warrington rematch scheduled for FebruaryFormer world champions Leigh Wood and Josh Warrington will meet in a highly anticipated rematch on 21 February at Nottingham Arena.
'Edwards is done - you can't teach heart' - PratesCarlos Prates questions whether former UFC champion and Briton Leon Edwards still has the "heart" to fight.
'Who knows what happens next?' - Eubank and Benn meet againWatch the best bits from Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn's news conference before their rematch at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
'You've got to be united' - Bairstow's Ashes warning to EnglandFormer England batter Jonny Bairstow says the squad must "front up early" and "get on the front foot" if they are to beat Australia and win the Ashes down under.
Dallas Cowboys return to NFL practice after death of KneelandDallas Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer and defensive tackle Soloman Thomas pay their respects to former player Marshawn Kneeland, after the defensive end passed away aged 24.
'Possibly' - Hearn hints at potential Joshua v Paul fightPromoter Eddie Hearn says reports of a deal being agreed for a fight between Anthony Joshua and Jake Paul have "jumped the gun" but admits there is a chance the pair could meet in the ring before the end of the year.
Rolfo & Malard score as Man Utd beat PSGManchester United continue their winning run in the Women's Champions League, beating Paris St-Germain on Mary Earps' return to Old Trafford.
'A stroke of genius!' - Malard fires Man Utd ahead against PSGManchester United forward Melvine Malard beats Mary Earps with a superb curling effort to give her side the lead against PSG in their Women's Champions League match at Old Trafford.
Benn 'earned my respect' in first fight - EubankConor Benn and Chris Eubank Jr speak to BBC Sport's Ade Adedoyin before their rematch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday.
'There was anger' - Clarke admits to Belarus frustrationScotland manager Steve Clarke says he wanted to provoke a reaction from his players as they laboured to a 2-1 win over Belarus last month.
Australia's Hazlewood out of first Ashes TestJosh Hazlewood is ruled out of the first Ashes Test, leaving Australia's pace bowling seriously depleted for the series opener in Perth.
Will Scotland's luck hold for biggest test of World Cup dream?Scotland are ideally positioned to qualify for the World Cup finals, but Steve Clarke's side now face the hardest part of their journey, writes Tom English.
Wales' seismic day with huge amount at stakeWales' men's rugby union and football sides play on the same day for the first time in more than six years, and there is plenty at stake.
NI focus on play-off after Slovakia sucker punchWith Northern Ireland now guaranteed a World Cup play-off in March, BBC Sport NI's Jonathan Bradley reflects on their qualifying campaign.
Easy friendlies or tough opposition? England's World Cup dilemmaEngland have been able to start preparing for the World Cup for months, but the task of picking warm-up games is tricky. BBC Sport assesses some of the options.
Church told me I was possessed by demons aged 12 - BennConor Benn tells BBC Sport about growing up in an "extreme" Christian school, being told he was "demon-possessed" and how he had to rebuild a relationship with his father Nigel.
'Where do we look now?' Heskey on lack of England strikersEmile Heskey feels it is difficult to see who the next main England striker will be, following the decline of the traditional number nine.
An Ashes fanatic? Test your knowledge with all of our quizzesThe Ashes returns on 21 November and to mark it why not have a go at testing your cricket knowledge?
A 'circus' or sign of the times - should Joshua take Paul fight?BBC Sport assesses whether Anthony Joshua's prospective fight with YouTuber Jake Paul would be a good or bad idea.
The Ratcliffe revolution - inside Man Utd's exodus and rebuildBBC Sport tells the story of how Sir Jim Ratcliffe ripped apart and rebuilt Manchester United's leadership team.
Weekly sports quiz: How many World Cups has Ronaldo played in?How much attention have you paid to what's happened in the world of sport over the past seven days?
The great number nine decline - where have England's strikers gone?BBC Sport takes an in-depth look at why England lack centre-forward options behind Harry Kane - a far cry from when the likes of Les Ferdinand only won 17 caps.
'I deeply hurt people by moving to Saudi Arabia'In an interview with BBC Sport, Ashleigh Plumptre says she regrets losing the trust of some LGBT fans in women's football by moving to Saudi Arabia.
Humble & sweet, but a lion - the story of the first female £1m playerMeet the person behind women's football's first £1m player, Arsenal's new superstar forward Olivia Smith.
'People looked at me like I was a something, not someone'In a candid interview, World Cup winner Heather Fisher discusses losing her hair and the struggle she had with her identity.
'He fixes what needs fixing' - why Raducanu turned to Nadal's ex-coachEmma Raducanu recently appointed another full-time coach in Spaniard Francisco Roig - BBC Sport speaks to those who know him best.
'He has made young players dream' - the making of Liverpool icon SalahBBC Sport visits Egypt to discover what Mohamed Salah means to the people of the football-mad country, and how a small boy from humble beginnings became a national icon.
Will Scotland's luck hold for biggest test of World Cup dream?Scotland are ideally positioned to qualify for the World Cup finals, but Steve Clarke's side now face the hardest part of their journey, writes Tom English.
Wales' seismic day with huge amount at stakeWales' men's rugby union and football sides play on the same day for the first time in more than six years, and there is plenty at stake.
Title race, crossovers & goals - what to expect from Manchester derbyWill Man Utd help knock Man City off their perch at the top of the WSL table? Or will City land a lethal blow to the Red Devils' title aspirations?
NI focus on play-off after Slovakia sucker punchWith Northern Ireland now guaranteed a World Cup play-off in March, BBC Sport NI's Jonathan Bradley reflects on their qualifying campaign.
Why has Sweden's World Cup bid gone wrong and can Potter save them?Graham Potter was appointed Sweden manager in October after spells at West Ham and Chelsea. Is he the perfect fit?
'All or nothing' for Republic of Ireland in HungaryRepublic of Ireland winger Chiedozie Ogbene accepts Sunday's final World Cup qualifying game against Hungary in Budapest is "all or nothing".
Who is Cremers, Wales boss in Bellamy's absence?Introducing Piet Cremers, the 31-year-old who will lead Wales with boss Craig Bellamy banned for the World Cup qualifier in Liechtenstein.
Thelwell seeks 'greater quality of refereeing'Sporting director Kevin Thelwell says Rangers want "greater consistency, greater quality and standard of refereeing".
WSL derby win 'not impossible' for SpursThis time last season Tottenham were struggling in the Women's Super League. But with a new manager and fresh belief, this season they are in top-four contention.
Seven games, 20 goals, none conceded - England close in on perfectionEngland have cruised through World Cup qualifying, winning all seven of their games and scoring 20 unanswered goals, setting several records and leaving them on the cusp of another.
Le Tissier on her and stepbrother Alex Scott's unique football journeyManchester United and England defender Maya le Tissier reflects on her experiences growing up in Guernsey with stepbrother and Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott who has recently received his first call-up for England.
Alex Scott takes on Australian 'This or That?'Football Focus presenter Alex Scott prepares for jungle life in I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here as she takes on an Australian-themed "This or That?".
Harder & Carmona star in Champions League best goalsWatch the best goals from the latest round of fixtures from the Women's Champions League, including Olga Carmona's screamer for Paris St-Germain and Pernille Harder's equaliser against Arsenal.
I feel part of a big football nation - BellamyWales boss Craig Bellamy says he feels part of a big football nation now as his side battle to finish second in their World Cup qualifying group.
It's about building a team - Tuchel on win over SerbiaEngland manager Thomas Tuchel says he is "building a team" and asking the players to leave their egos behind after Thursday's 2-0 win over Serbia.
Croatia join the party - what's still at stake in final World Cup qualifiers?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at who has qualified for next year's Fifa World Cup.
Referee needed to 'be stronger' - O'NeillNorthern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says the yellow card he was shown at the end of his side's 1-0 defeat by Slovakia was for telling the referee to "be stronger".
Five things to look out for in EFL: Imps eye top spot as Millers motorBBC Sport highlights five things you might want to look out for in this weekend's EFL action
Banned Bellamy's fire still burns in LiechtensteinBanned Wales boss Craig Bellamy will have to watch Saturday's World Cup qualifier in Liechtenstein from the stands, having been suspended as a player when they were last in Vaduz.
Liverpool want Olise to replace Salah - Saturday's gossipBayern Munich winger Michael Olise interests Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester United eye Borussia Dortmund forward Karim Adeyemi, Newcastle are chasing AZ Alkmaar midfielder Kees Smit, plus more.
Why Saturday's National League games are starting three minutes lateNational League clubs are ramping up the pressure on the EFL to increase the number of promotion places into League Two.
'Proper footballers and me' - Fifa award nomination shocks Brentford's CheatleyBrentford's Ashley Cheatley is on Fifa's shortlist for the annual Marta Award after scoring one of the best goals by women worldwide.
How can Northern Ireland qualify for the 2026 World Cup?With two World Cup qualifying fixtures remaining, where do Northern Ireland stand in the play-off picture for the tournament next summer?
Football DailyJohn Murray, Ali Bruce-Ball & Conor McNamara talk football, travel & language.
Easy friendlies or tough opposition? England's World Cup dilemmaEngland have been able to start preparing for the World Cup for months, but the task of picking warm-up games is tricky. BBC Sport assesses some of the options.
The painful slow death of a playing career after World Cup highsAfter two years of struggling to overcome a career-ending injury, ex-Wales midfielder Joe Morrell is now pursuing a passion for coaching.
Rice, Yamal and Brentford women's goal among Puskas & Marta nomineesBrentford women's Ashley Cheatley is included alongside Declan Rice and Lamine Yamal on Fifa's shortlist for the best goals of the past year.
'Where do we look now?' Heskey on lack of England strikersEmile Heskey feels it is difficult to see who the next main England striker will be, following the decline of the traditional number nine.
Chelsea's Hampton to miss 'few weeks' with quad injuryHannah Hampton could miss England's upcoming friendlies against China and Ghana after Sonia Bompastor confirms she has sustained a quad injury.
Guehi leaves England squad because of injuryMarc Guehi withdraws from the England squad because of injury and will continue his rehabilitation with Crystal Palace.
'Maybe I got in Ronaldo's head' - managers react to Portugal star's redPortugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo was sent off in his side's defeat against the Republic of Ireland but was it deserved?
Swans hold talks with Hellberg over manager roleSwansea City hold talks with Kim Hellberg, the boss of Swedish top-flight side Hammarby, as they seek a replacement for Alan Sheehan.
Sheff Wed wages to be paid on time thanks to fansWages at Sheffield Wednesday can be paid on time for November and December after fans ended their boycott of the club.
Warne driven by feelings of 'impostor syndrome'MK Dons boss Paul Warne is approaching 450 games in management but admits he still suffers from 'impostor syndrome'.
'I was stupid to bet, but gambling ads are everywhere'Lewis Macari admits he was "stupid" to bet on football at the start of his career, but felt gambling on the sport was unavoidable when constantly exposed to it.
'I got his shirt' - Carragher on Malta & LewandowskiNot many League One defenders have played against one of the world's best strikers, but James Carragher - son of ex-England international Jamie - has the shirt to prove it.
Drenthe on course for 'successful recovery' from strokeRoyston Drenthe's manager remains confident the former Real Madrid and Everton winger will make "a successful recovery" after his stroke.
Why EFL matches get postponed for international call-upsBBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains why some League One and League two matches get postponed due to international call-ups.
Is anything being done about poor player behaviour?Player behaviour didn't feature in Reinventing Football, our manifesto for the game, but it was a big focus for fans.
'VAR has to rein its neck in' - how I'd change football for the fansIn his BBC Sport column, former Premier League manager Tony Pulis looks at which laws he would change in football.
Could a stopped clock end time-wasting in football?Would a game of two halves of 30 minutes, with the watch stopped when the ball is out, really improve football?
How new rules would change way football is playedBBC Sport has been looking at possible ways of changing football - but what impact could different laws have on tactics?
Mary Earps: Queen of StopsGoalkeeper Mary Earps offers an insight into her journey to the pinnacle of her sport.
The Ratcliffe revolution - inside Man Utd's exodus and rebuildBBC Sport tells the story of how Sir Jim Ratcliffe ripped apart and rebuilt Manchester United's leadership team.
The great number nine decline - where have England's strikers gone?BBC Sport takes an in-depth look at why England lack centre-forward options behind Harry Kane - a far cry from when the likes of Les Ferdinand only won 17 caps.
Meet the man who played in two games, in two countries... in one dayBBC Sport tells the story of Soren Lerby, who once played for Denmark and Bayern Munich on the same day - in different countries.
Former defender Edwards' return to Wolves - a gamble all round?Wolves finally have their man. But how big a gamble have the Premier League side made in appointing Rob Edwards?
1,000 games in, Guardiola has new energy for new eraSunday began with a celebration of Pep Guardiola and ended in the same manner, with the Manchester City boss showing he has new energy in a new era for the club.
Transfers - September to December 2025Check out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.
Manager ins and outs - 2025-26 seasonBBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.
Why are England called the Three Lions?Our Ask Me Anything team explain where the three lions on the England shirt came from.
When is the 2026 World Cup draw?Our Ask Me Anything team explore when the World Cup draw is, how the seeding works and who has qualified so far.
Who is Wilfried Nancy?Our Ask Me Anything team take a look who MLS manager Wilfried Nancy is.
Why VAR gets involved in some penalties but not othersIt was a weekend of VAR penalty decisions in the Premier League, with spot-kicks awarded, cancelled and ignored. BBC Sport explains why.
Why can Channel Islands players play for England?Our Ask Me Anything team look at why players born in the Channel Islands like Alex Scott can represent England at a senior level.
What are the Fifa Best Awards?Our Ask Me Anything team explain what the Fifa Best Awards are, who can vote and who the nominees are.
Why do footballers tape up their wrists?Our Ask Me Anything team explains why footballers use tape to wrap their wrists.
Rangers' Thelwell seeks 'greater quality of refereeing'Sporting director Kevin Thelwell says Rangers want "greater consistency, greater quality and standard of refereeing".
Listen: Off the Ball with guests Grant Stott & Alistair McKalisterThe most petty and ill-informed football show on radio.
Will Scotland's luck hold for biggest test of World Cup dream?Scotland are ideally positioned to qualify for the World Cup finals, but Steve Clarke's side now face the hardest part of their journey, writes Tom English.
Celtic granted permission to speak to Nancy - gossipSpeculation ramps up over Celtic's pursuit of next manager as Scottish Premiership midfielders' futures are assessed.
How to follow Scotland's crucial qualifiers on BBCScotland's matches away to Greece and at home to Denmark could determine if the nation reaches a World Cup for the first time since 1998, and you watch them exclusively on the BBC.
'Mad scientist' & 'next Luis Enrique' - who is Celtic-linked Wilfried Nancy?Kheredine Idessane speaks to an MLS expert about Columbus Crew head coach Wilfried Nancy, who has been linked with Celtic.
Maccabi fan ban was due to hooliganism, say policeWest Midlands Police did not previously reveal its reasons because "it wasn't deemed helpful".
Referees among suspects sought in match-fixing probeTurkish prosecutors issue detention orders for 21 people - including 17 referees and two club presidents - as part of a major investigation into betting and match fixing.
Title race, crossovers & goals - what to expect from Manchester derbyWill Man Utd help knock Man City off their perch at the top of the WSL table? Or will City land a lethal blow to the Red Devils' title aspirations?
WSL derby win 'not impossible' for SpursThis time last season Tottenham were struggling in the Women's Super League. But with a new manager and fresh belief, this season they are in top-four contention.
Chelsea's Hampton to miss 'few weeks' with quad injuryHannah Hampton could miss England's upcoming friendlies against China and Ghana after Sonia Bompastor confirms she has sustained a quad injury.
'Proper footballers and me' - Fifa award nomination shocks Brentford's CheatleyBrentford's Ashley Cheatley is on Fifa's shortlist for the annual Marta Award after scoring one of the best goals by women worldwide.
Rice, Yamal and Brentford women's goal among Puskas & Marta nomineesBrentford women's Ashley Cheatley is included alongside Declan Rice and Lamine Yamal on Fifa's shortlist for the best goals of the past year.
'Historically for men' - WSL wants stadium changesThe company which runs English professional women's football calls for more female-friendly stadiums.
From farming village to Liverpool icon - the Salah storyBBC Sport visits Egypt to discover what Mohamed Salah means to the people of the football-mad country, and how a small boy from humble beginnings became a national icon.
Napoli 'smell blood' & target Premier League's discarded starsAfter Scott McTominay was a hit, Napoli went back to the Premier League for Kevin de Bruyne, could more players follow them to Serie A?
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.
All Black McKenzie sets example and challenge for ambitious EnglandEngland will have to find another level to edge out a team they have beaten only eight times in more than a century.
Wales' seismic day with huge amount at stakeWales' men's rugby union and football sides play on the same day for the first time in more than six years, and there is plenty at stake.
Darge starts in Scots' only change for ArgentinaDarcy Graham will earn his 50th cap for Scotland as Rory Darge replaces Matt Fagerson in the only change to the starting XV for Sunday's visit by Argentina.
How breathwork & super-subs can help England power past All BlacksEngland have a bench primed to add energy and experience late on against New Zealand. Will it propel Steve Borthwick's team to a rare win over the All Blacks?
Wales and Japan battle to avoid World Cup nightmareWales are set for a must-win autumn international against Japan that will have huge implications for their 2027 World Cup campaign.
Wins for Gloucester and Sale in Prem Rugby CupGloucester claimed a hard-fought 19-17 victory against West Country rivals Bath in the Prem Rugby Cup amid terrible conditions at Kingsholm.
I think about diabetes 'every five minutes' - SladeEngland international Henry Slade tells BBC Sport how he manages his type 1 diabetes as a top rugby player.
Aki striving to reach 'another level' with IrelandBundee Aki says he is determined to reach "another level" with Ireland after admitting his form is not where he wants it to be.
Jones aims to add to Wales' home woesJapan head coach Eddie Jones hopes Wales' two-year winless run at home will be a "burden" for Steve Tandy's side on Saturday.
5 Live SportSonja McLaughlan previews the third round of fixtures of the Autumn Internationals.
21 Scotland World Cup players given contractsTwenty-one of Scotland's Women's Rugby World Cup squad are among 35 players given contracts by Scottish Rugby.
Australia outcome vital on many levels - DorisWith the 2027 Rugby World Cup draw set for 3 December, Ireland captain Caelan Doris acknowledges their world ranking after the autumn internationals is "massively important".
Black Ferns seek new coach as Bunting steps downAllan Bunting leaves his role as New Zealand director of rugby following the Black Ferns' semi-final exit at the recent Women's Rugby World Cup.
Ex-Wales fly-half Jones joins Newcastle as coachStephen Jones is installed as senior assistant coach to Alan Dickens at Newcastle Red Bulls.
What are the Raeburn and Utrecht shields?Our Ask Me Anything team look at what the Raeburn and Utrecht Shields represent in Rugby Union.
Sale flanker Dugdale signs contract to 2028Sale Sharks flanker Sam Dugdale signs a new deal to remain with the Prem side until 2028.
Sititi on bench as All Blacks counter England's all-star subsNew Zealand have named star back row Wallace Sititi among their replacements as they counter England's stacked 'Pom Squad' bench.
How Wales aim to cope without 'irreplaceable' MorganWales will adopt a different approach in their autumn Test against Japan at Principality Stadium after the loss of 'irreplaceable' Jac Morgan.
O'Connor recalled by Australia to face IrelandJames O'Connor will play his first Test in the northern hemisphere in four years after being recalled by Australia to face Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.
Hansen & Prendergast start for Ireland v AustraliaMack Hansen returns from injury to be named at full-back for Ireland's match against Australia, while Sam Prendergast is selected at fly-half.
Rees-Zammit and Cracknell start for Wales v JapanWales make four changes to their XV to face Japan with Louis Rees-Zammit making his first international start since 2023.
Wales need to be 'brave and smart' - MorganWales captain Jac Morgan says Steve Tandy wants his side to play with bravery and intelligence against Argentina on Sunday.
Which doctor helped Wales? No, a witch doctor did!Former Wales centre Jonathan 'Fox' Davies tells Scrum V: The Warm Up that the Welsh Rugby Union once asked a witch doctor to remove dark spirits in the Principality Stadium home dressing room whilst the national team were on a losing run.
'It's mind-boggling' - Genge's struggles on finding normalityEllis Genge says it's becoming harder to adapt between his professional and personal life as he gets older. Genge will captain England against Fiji at Twickenham on Saturday in his first appearance since playing for the British and Irish Lions in the summer.
Support since MND diagnosis has been 'wonderful' - MoodyFormer England captain Lewis Moody, speaking to BBC Breakfast, thanks the public for the "wonderful" support they have shown him since his motor neurone disease diagnosis.
Tandy praises squad's 'unbelievable' reaction to WRU cutWales head coach Steve Tandy reveals how his squad has dealt with the news of the WRU's plan to cut a region as he prepares for the autumn Tests.
Can you name England XV that beat All Blacks in 2012?Can you remember the starting XV from England's historic win over New Zealand in 2012?
Bristol lock Dun to join HarlequinsBristol Bears lock James Dun signs for Harlequins and will join the London club at the end of the season.
Exeter open talks with Slade over new contractExeter boss Rob Baxter says Henry Slade's England future is not the only factor that will decide if he extends his contract at Sandy Park.
Scrum V Live to show festive Welsh derbies in URCWelsh rugby fans will be able to watch three Welsh derbies in the United Rugby Championship over the Christmas and New Year period on the BBC.
'We're not Johnny' - Prendergast forging own pathBefore Ireland's autumn Test against Australia, Sam Prendergast reflects on his first year as an international fly-half.
'We want a Grand Slam, England want our scalp'New Zealand boss Scott Robertson wants to turn "expectation to joy" as he and his All Blacks side zero in on a first Grand Slam tour since 2010.
Why do New Zealand perform the haka?Our Ask Me Anything team look at why New Zealand perform the haka in rugby.
Wells on Leicester, loyalty and raising a child with autismHarry Wells speaks to BBC Radio Leicester about his career, testimonial year with his boyhood club and raising a child with autism.
'A decent start' - attack gives Wales reason for hopeWales lost the first game of the Steve Tandy era to Argentina but their attack gave reason for optimism going into their game with Japan.
Pace? Playmaking? Aerial ability? England's back-three puzzleEngland have lots of options but injury concerns to negotiate among their wing and full-back candidates to face New Zealand on Saturday.
'It will stick with me until day I die' - Exeter's Tuttosi on progress of women's gameExeter's Canada hooker Emily Tuttosi says struggles to believe how far the women's game has come after playing in the World Cup final.
Why Fin Smith is England's number one fly-halfIn his latest BBC Sport column, World Cup winner Matt Dawson outlines why Fin Smith should be England's starting fly-half against New Zealand on Saturday.
All you need to know before Ireland v AustraliaBBC Sport NI tells you all you need to know as Ireland welcome Joe Schmidt's Australia to Dublin in their third autumn Test.
Arundell's pace and star quality of bench power England homeLike last week against Australia, England's star bench, led by Henry Arundell, proves the difference against Fiji in the final quarter.
Harlequins beat Loughborough in 14-try thrillerEngland World Cup stars Ellie Kildunne and Lucy Packer make a winning return to club rugby as Harlequins beat Loughborough Lightning in a stunning, 14-try Premiership Women's Rugby opener at the Stoop.
Scarlets and Ospreys not competing for west Wales spotWRU chair Richard Collier-Keywood says Scarlets and Ospreys are not competing against each other, despite the union announcing that only one team will be based in west Wales.
I'm able to make this decision on my terms - Scarratt on retirementEngland centre Emily Scarratt speaks to Sara Orchard on the BBC's Rugby Union Weekly podcast about her decision to retire, winning the World Cup for a second time and on the proposed breakaway R360 league.
WRU chiefs defend roles amid Welsh rugby revampWRU chair Richard Collier-Keywood and director of rugby Dave Reddin defend their positions amid criticism of the Union’s handling of regional restructuring.
'It's difficult to receive' - Moody on MND diagnosisSpeaking to BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent, 2003 Rugby World Cup winner and former England captain Lewis Moody reveals that he has been diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND).
Watch: Bowen's Cardiff hat-trick at Munster in the URCCardiff may have lost in the United Rugby Championship at Munster, but 19-year-old wing Tom Bowen provided a highlight for Welsh rugby with a try hat-trick in the 23-20 defeat.
Rugby Union Weekly: The Nations PodChris, Gareth and Tom are back to look ahead to a busy weekend of matches.
Rugby Union WeeklyChris is back to review England's victory over Australia with Ashy and Matt Dawson.
'Boks Office' drama in Paris and England's quest for 10Chris, Ugo and Danny unpick a jam-packed weekend of autumn rugby as the Springboks storm Paris with 14 men for another statement win.
The Ireland Rugby SocialEddie Jones sits down with Gavin to chat about Farrell, Ireland & the state of the game
The Ireland Rugby SocialAndrew Conway on switching provinces, resilience, Ireland and chasing Conor's box kicks
Australia's Hazlewood out of first Ashes TestJosh Hazlewood is ruled out of the first Ashes Test, leaving Australia's pace bowling seriously depleted for the series opener in Perth.
England's Wood cleared of hamstring injuryEngland fast bowler Mark Wood is cleared of any concerns over his left hamstring following a scan in Perth.
England v England Lions - warm-up scorecard (external link)Latest scorecard from England's pre-Ashes warm-up against England Lions at Lilac Hill in Perth.
India in control v South Africa in low-scoring first Test- scorecardLatest scorecard from the first Test between India and South Africa in Kolkata.
Aussies Ashes favourites despite 'weak' team - AndersonAustralia are favourites to win the Ashes despite having their "weakest" team in 15 years, says England great Sir James Anderson.
Pope makes warm-up ton but Root and Brook miss outOllie Pope makes a century as the majority of England’s top order spend valuable time in the middle in their Ashes warm-up game, though Joe Root and Harry Brook miss out.
Suryavanshi, 14, hits 144 off 42 balls for India AVaibhav Suryavanshi, 14, hits a stunning 144 off 42 balls for India A in an Asia Cup Rising Stars T20 match against the United Arab Emirates.
Bangladesh thrash Ireland by an innings to win first TestBangladesh wrap up a comprehensive first-Test victory over Ireland on day four in Sylhet by an innings and 47 runs.
An Ashes fanatic? Test your knowledge with all of our quizzesThe Ashes returns on 21 November and to mark it why not have a go at testing your cricket knowledge?
Test Match Special PodcastChief Cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt rounds up the action in Perth
Babar century helps Pakistan win Sri Lanka ODI series - scorecardLatest scorecard from the second one-day international between Pakistan and Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi.
Lanning's 90 helps Stars beat Scorchers - WBBL scorecardFull scorecard from the Women's Big Bash League match between Perth Scorchers and Melbourne Stars at Adelaide's Karen Rolton Oval.
Can you name the top Ashes wicket-takers since 2005?The Ashes returns on 21 November and to get you in the mood we thought we'd Test your knowledge with a quiz on the top men's wicket takers since 2005.
England great Anderson signs new Lancashire dealJames Anderson says he still has "plenty to offer" having signed a one-year deal to remain with Lancashire at the age of 43.
Stokes takes six in England warm-up but Wood suffers injury concernEngland captain Ben Stokes takes six wickets on the opening day of his side's solitary warm-up match before the Ashes begins next week.
All you need to know about the 2025 AshesThe 2025 Ashes between England and Australia gets under way on 21 November, here's everything you need to know.
Why is England v Australia called the Ashes?Our Ask Me Anything team look at how the Ashes got its name and what is in the urn.
Cricket 'moving in the right direction' on equityCricket is not where it wants to be but is "moving in the right direction" on inclusion and equity, says an independent study of the game in England and Wales.
Yorkshire captain Bairstow extends contractYorkshire captain Jonny Bairstow extends his contract through to the end of 2028.
Hazlewood cleared of injury but Abbott out of TestJosh Hazlewood is cleared to join Australia’s squad for the first Ashes Test against England after an injury scare, but fellow pace bowler Sean Abbott is ruled out.
Stokes must 'respect' views of ex-players - VaughanEngland captain Ben Stokes must "respect" views of former players, says ex-skipper Michael Vaughan, after Stokes described some of his critics as "has-beens".
Stokes defends England criticism from 'has-beens'Captain Ben Stokes dismisses criticism of England's limited Ashes preparation from "has-beens".
'Sea legs meant I couldn't bowl' - when England travelled to Australia by boatWonderful food, the Duke of Norfolk and Fred Trueman refusing to run laps - England's 1962-63 tour of Australia, the last time they travelled by boat.
'Without 2002-03 there was no chance of 2005'How a run-filled tour of Australia in 2002-03 put Michael Vaughan on the road to Ashes glory in 2005.
The ultimate Ashes competitor - Broad on walking, Warner and that final wicketIn the first of a new series of From the Ashes, Stuart Broad reflects on his legendary career, including battles with David Warner, his 8-15 and fairytale farewell.
'Ball of the century? That was my job' - Ashes 'rhino' HarrisAustralia seamer Ryan Harris needed a second chance at being a professional cricketer, but when it came he formed one of the Ashes most clinical partnerships with Mitchell Johnson.
'That's it, boys. I'm off' - Gower's 'nightmare' AshesDavid Gower recalls a "nightmare" Ashes series which saw him walk out of a press conference, end up on News at 10 and responsible for a hefty wine bill.
The rise, fall and rise again of Steven FinnSteven Finn only played seven Ashes Tests but was involved in three series wins, including dragging himself back from being "not selectable".
'From wrestling Swann to tears in Melbourne'Ex-England captain Alastair Cook tells BBC Sport of the many ups and downs he has encountered while playing in the Ashes.
Test Match Special PodcastReaction to the first day of England's warm-up in Perth, plus a chat with Harry Brook.
Stumped: Steven Finn on the secret to winning the urn in AustraliaThree-time Ashes winner Steven Finn shares what England can learn from their predecessors
Test Match Special PodcastBen Stokes chats to chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt
Test Match Special PodcastSimon Katich, Steven Finn, Melinda Farrell and Mark Chapman assess Australia's Ashes side
Test Match Special PodcastThe story of England travelling to Australia by BOAT, from a man who did it himself.
Why is England v Australia called the Ashes?Our Ask Me Anything team look at how the Ashes got its name and what is in the urn.
Why are England only playing one warm-up before Ashes?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at England's preparations ahead of the 2025-26 Ashes series in Australia
What is the DLS method and how does it work?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in cricket, its origins and how it is used.
Why isn't cricket played in the rain?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at why the sport is currently not played in rainy conditions
What will The Hundred look like in 2026?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains what the Hundred is expected to look like in the 2026 season.
What is umpire's call in cricket?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at umpire's call in cricket and when it is applied.
Can a batter have a runner in Test cricket?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything explains the rules on runners in Test cricket.
Auger-Aliassime beats Zverev to set up Alcaraz semiCanada's Felix Auger-Aliassime sets up a semi-final with world number one Carlos Alcaraz by beating Germany's Alexander Zverev in the final group match of the ATP Finals.
Hewett and Reid beaten in quest for record titleGreat Britain's Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid lose an epic Wheelchair Masters final as they narrowly fail to win a record fourth title.
'It means the world' - Alcaraz secures year-end number one rankingCarlos Alcaraz secures the year-end world number one ranking by reaching the knockout stages at the ATP Finals with three straight wins.
SportsworldDelyth Lloyd and guests reflect on the 2025 tennis season.
Sinner frustrates Zverev to reach ATP Finals last fourJannik Sinner drives Alexander Zverev to distraction with a composed performance to reach the knockout stages of the ATP Finals.
Alcaraz battles back to beat Fritz in thriller at ATP FinalsCarlos Alcaraz comes through a thriller against Taylor Fritz and Lorenzo Musetti captivates the home crowd at the ATP Finals in Turin.
'Superman' Djokovic had 'slap from reality in last couple of years'Novak Djokovic still believes he can win a 25th Grand Slam title - despite being given a "slap from reality in the last couple of years".
'Surreal' - GB's Cash & Glasspool secure year-end number one rankingBritons Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool secure the men's doubles year-end world number one ranking by earning their first victory at the ATP Finals.
Is WTA Finals bringing change to Saudi Arabia?The season-ending WTA Finals has been held for the second time in Saudi Arabia - a controversial move which continues to be scrutinised.
Two spectators die from cardiac arrests at ATP FinalsThe Italian Tennis Federation and the ATP confirm that two spectators died from cardiac arrests at the ATP Finals in Turin on Monday.
Draper and Pegula to play Queen's in 2026British number one Jack Draper and world number six Jessica Pegula will play at Queen's next year.
Why did Raducanu visit England's camp?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains why Emma Raducanu and Fabian Hurzeler attended England's rugby team training camp.
Sinner dominates on serve to beat Auger-Aliassime at ATP FinalsJannik Sinner begins his ATP Finals title defence by sweeping aside a physically hampered Felix Auger-Aliassime in front of a home crowd.
'Cutest comeback ever' - Jabeur announces pregnancyFormer world number two Ons Jabeur announces that she is pregnant with her first child.
Why Rybakina refused photo with WTA chief ArcherAfter claiming the biggest payday in women's tennis history, why did Elena Rybakina refuse a photo with WTA Tour CEO Portia Archer?
'Motivated' Alcaraz begins ATP Finals bid with win over De MinaurCarlos Alcaraz says he has entered the ATP Finals "with motivation" as he moves a step closer to the world number one ranking with victory over Alex de Minaur.
Valuable lessons and tough losses - world number one Sabalenka's 2025How some self-reflection on a mid-season holiday helped Aryna Sabalenka go from near-misses to year-end number one.
Rybakina upsets Sabalenka to claim record £4m prizeElena Rybakina upsets world number one Aryna Sabalenka to win record-breaking £4m prize with WTA Finals victory.
'Sincaraz' heads for fitting final chapter of 2025Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner's battle for supremacy in 2025 is set for a fitting and thrilling conclusion at the ATP Finals in Turin.
Djokovic out of ATP Finals after winning 101st titleNovak Djokovic secures the 101st title of his career with victory at the Hellenic Championships - then has to withdraw from the ATP Finals because of injury.
Sabalenka beats Anisimova in 'incredible match' to reach Riyadh finalAryna Sabalenka says winning an "incredible" semi-final against Amanda Anisimova will be "great preparation" for facing Elena Rybakina in Saturday's WTA Finals decider.
Sabalenka roars past Gauff to join Pegula in WTA Finals last fourAryna Sabalenka roars past Coco Gauff to avenge her French Open final loss and secure her place in the WTA Finals last four alongside Jessica Pegula.
Norrie wins three-setter once again to make semisBritain's Cameron Norrie wins a third successive three-set match to reach the Moselle Open semi-finals.
Anisimova joins undefeated Rybakina in Riyadh semisAmanda Anisimova fights back to defeat Iga Swiatek and join the undefeated Elena Rybakina in the knockout stage of the WTA Finals.
Modified court and one serve each - Sabalenka v Kyrgios divides opinionWomen's world number one Aryna Sabalenka will face controversial Australian Nick Kyrgios in a Battle of the Sexes-style event.
Boulter loses to Pegula as GB out of BJK CupWatch the best shots, as the United States' Jessica Pegula fights back from a set down to beat Katie Boulter and knock Great Britain out of the Billie Jean King Cup at the semi-final stage.
GB's Kartal runs Navarro close in BJK Cup semi-finalA battling Sonay Kartal falls to the United States' Emma Navarro, as Great Britain go 1-0 down in the semi-finals of the Billie Jean King Cup.
Boulter win puts GB into BJK Cup semi-finalsWatch the best shots, as Katie Boulter's win over Moyuka Uchijima sees Great Britain secure a 2-0 win over Japan, setting up a Billie Jean King Cup semi-final with the United States.
GB's Kartal dominates Shibahara in BJK Cup match winWatch the best shots, as Sonay Kartal beats Ena Shibahara of Japan to give Great Britain a 1-0 lead in their Billie Jean King Cup quarter-final tie.
Borg will fight cancer 'like it's a Wimbledon final'Tennis legend Bjorn Borg says "I hope I'm gonna be OK" after being diagnosed with "extremely aggressive" prostate cancer.
How will GB cope without Raducanu in BJK Cup?Emma Raducanu is missing the Billie Jean King Cup to focus on the WTA Tour.
Alcaraz overcomes Sinner to win US OpenCarlos Alcaraz triumphs in the latest chapter of his compelling rivalry with Jannik Sinner, earning a four-set victory to regain the US Open title.
How new WTA leader can draw on Dolly Parton & NBA experienceNew WTA chair Valerie Camillo is tasked with driving growth for women's tennis - and can draw on her experience working with country music superstar Dolly Parton.
Rating Raducanu's season - and what does future hold?BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at how Emma Raducanu's 2025 season went - and what the future could hold.
'Do you want a player to die on court?' - tennis in the heatAfter facing high temperatures on the Asian swing of the tennis tours, some players are questioning the sport's heat policies.
Electric New York energy reignites etiquette debateIs apologising for a net cord courteous or meaningless? BBC Sport looks at why tennis etiquette is back on the agenda at the US Open.
The pioneering champion America forgotAlthea Gibson became the first black player to win a Grand Slam yet she received little recognition during her life. Why?
From drugs bans to Wimbledon champions - how did we get here?Iga Swiatek and Jannik Sinner have won the Wimbledon singles titles having served drugs bans within the past year. Dan Roan explores what it means for tennis.
'The first free black man I'd seen' - Ashe's South African legacyThe tennis champion wanted to be remembered for fighting racism, not just his sporting prowess.
'A dream come true' - Alcaraz on winning US Open & reaching world No 1Carlos Alcaraz says it's a "dream come true" after winning his second US Open title and regaining the No. 1 spot in the world rankings.
Sabalenka retains US Open to win first Grand Slam of 2025Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka beats American Amanda Anisimova 6-3 7-6 (7-3) to retain the US Open and win her first Grand Slam of 2025, having already lost the Australian and French Open finals earlier this year.
'Why would you say that?' - Swiatek unimpressed by reporter's questionWorld number two Iga Swiatek challenges a journalist after her US Open defeat against Amanda Anisimova, rejecting the suggestion that she needs a "mental break" after the straight sets loss at Flushing Meadows.
Anisimova gains revenge on Swiatek for Wimbledon finalAmanda Anisimova knocks Iga Swiatek out of the US Open, to gain revenge for her 6-0 6-0 defeat in the 2025 Wimbledon final.
Alcaraz 'owns' new haircut - RaducanuSpeaking at the US Open, after her second round win, Emma Raducanu said Carlos Alcaraz "owns" his new haircut.
Raducanu beats Tjen to reach US Open third roundBritain's former US Open champion Emma Raducanu reaches the third round of this year's tournament with a dominant 6-2 6-1 win against Indonesia's Janice Tjen.
Williams grateful for US Open chance after health issuesVenus Williams says it is nice to have had the chance to "play more healthy" after serious health issues despite losing in the first round of the US Open.
Medvedev smashes racquet after losing chaotic thrillerWatch the moment Daniil Mededev smashes up his racquet after his first-round defeat by Benjamin Bonzi at the US Open.
I was upset with decision, not photographer - MedvedevDaniil Medvedev says his US Open meltdown was a reaction to the umpire's decision after a photographer walked on to court as he was facing match point.
Raducanu earns first win at US Open since 2021 titleWatch mini highlights as British number one, Emma Raducanu beats Japanese qualifier Ena Shibahara 6-1 6-2 to get her first US Open win since 2021.
Who has won tennis' 'Battle of the Sexes'?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team details the history of 'Battle of the Sexes' matches in tennis
What is US Open prize money?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at how much prize money is on offer at the US Open.
Why is there a pineapple on Wimbledon's men's trophy?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at why there is a pineapple on the top of the Wimbledon trophy for the winner of the men's singles.
Why were there no line judges at Wimbledon 2025?Wimbledon are relying on electronic line calling to judge whether a ball is in or out.
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