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A look at the latest performances of Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappé, Erling Haaland and Harry Kane, and the defensive strategies proposed by former Wales international Ashley Williams.
Arsenal's set‑piece overhaul under specialist Nico Jover has propelled Declan Rice to new heights, contributing to a historic league title and England's World Cup ambitions, as Reece James focuses on performance over speculation.
Roberto Lopes, once a banker in Dublin, answered a call from Cape Verde's coach on LinkedIn, left his job, and now prepares for his nation's first World Cup appearance.
Uzbekistan’s 0‑0 draw with the United Arab Emirates on 5 June 2025 earned the nation its first World Cup berth, a milestone built on decades of development, a new training hub near Tashkent, and the emergence of star defender Abdukodir Khusanov under coach Fabio Cannavaro.
Veteran forward Olivier Giroud, a 2018 World Cup winner, has highlighted Christian Pulisic’s growing influence on the United States ahead of their next match.
In a recent BBC Sport feature, Olivier Giroud discusses his retirement, his admiration for Christian Pulisic, and the conditions needed for the American forward to shine on the world stage.
An exploration of how Ronaldo and Messi’s competition reshaped the sport, their commercial impact and the enduring debate over the greatest of all time.
The BBC will broadcast its 2026 Football Awards on May 28, featuring live coverage, expert analysis and on‑demand replay options.
In a candid interview, Tottenham Hotspur chief executive Vinai Venkatesham outlined the club's need for a 'complete reset' following a turbulent season that saw them narrowly avoid relegation. He discussed coaching changes, fan discontent, and the club's strategy to attract top talent.
Michael Carrick affirms Bruno Fernandes’ desire to stay at Old Trafford, outlining the financial and sporting considerations as the player approaches the final year of his contract.
BBC Sport outlines its strategy for covering the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with reporters spread across North America and regular contributions from Pat Nevin, George Mills, Jon Barbuti and Giles Goford.
From coast to coast, BBC Sport’s roster of correspondents will deliver weekly analysis, live updates and community interaction during the 2026 World Cup, spotlighting the 16 host cities that span three nations.
The tournament will be held in Canada, the United States and Mexico, featuring 48 nations and 104 matches. BBC Sport will deliver continuous reporting, including twice‑weekly columns from Pat Nevin and contributions from George Mills, Jon Barbuti and Giles Goford.
BBC Sport announces an extensive broadcast plan for the 2026 World Cup, featuring a host of former internationals as pundits, reporters in three host nations and special coverage of Scotland’s historic return
A midfielder’s brush with violence on a train led to severe injuries, a community’s financial support, and a determined push back into professional football.
West Ham United slipped to a 3‑1 defeat against Newcastle United, leaving them two points from safety. Manager Nuno Espirito Santo acknowledged fan frustration, and the club's future hinges on upcoming matches and financial decisions.
Liverpool's owners, Fenwick Sports Group, are confronting a critical decision regarding head coach Arne Slot as the club's recent form falters and supporter frustration mounts.