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Leaving Highbury was a wrench for Arsenal in 2006, but it was not the case 20 years later.

“Wow, wow, wow,” Harry Kane said as he took to the stage at the London Palladium after winning the 2026 Ballon d’Or.

England suffered a gut-wrenching defeat on an extraordinary night in Lahore when their toothless bowling was once again badly exposed and cost them victory.

Has there been a better goalkeeper in the Premier League this season than Leeds United’s James Trafford?

Enzo Maresca’s flawless start to the Premier League with Manchester City is over after another masterclass from Unai Emery.

From the moment Ezri Konsa pulled on an Arsenal shirt, he has moved with all the composure of a man who knows exactly where to be and when.

Kimi Antonelli’s chances of becoming Formula One’s youngest ever world champion in Texas this weekend improved massively after he claimed a surprise pole position for Sunday’s United States Grand Prix.

The price of oil has hit a five-month high amid fears Donald Trump will ramp up strikes in the Middle East following the midterm elections.

Oil prices rose after Saudi Arabia thwarted an attempted Houthi attack on a major export route.

A hobbling Jos Buttler put his body on the line in an attempt to drag England to victory at Headingley, but Sri Lanka levelled the series to win the most entertaining one-day match of the summer.

The new dawn for Harlequins but on this evidence, there is still much work to do for Jason Gilmore’s side.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend went the way many believed the 2026 season would play out.

There had been so much talk – first raised by Thomas Tuchel after the shocking World Cup exit to Argentina – about England’s DNA.

Two English rugby heavyweights, a Sunday battle royale on terrestrial television, and Saracens shading a 12-try thriller – the Prem is undoubtedly back, and there could not have been a better advert for it.

The sun set on a strange and eventful English summer with a thumping, series-sealing win over Sri Lanka that exhibited their significant ODI depth and marked development 12 months out from the World Cup.

Thomas Tuchel has never been inclined to place much faith in the most famous right-back at his disposal, Trent Alexander-Arnold, once of Liverpool, now of Real Madrid, and – back in an England shirt – still capable of changing games in the blink of an eye.

Never mind the lack of an ice vest, George Russell is somehow going to need to be the coolest man in Malaysia if he is to turn seventh on the grid into a positive result in Sunday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.