BBC Sport - Football
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Robbie Williams named Port Vale shirt sponsor
Robbie Williams' RW mark is appearing on Port Vale home and away shirts for the next two seasons.
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Critics of Mbappe have gone 'too far', says Dembele
France forward Ousmane Dembele defends his national team captain Kylian Mbappe, saying criticism of the Real Madrid striker has gone "too far".
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Weir's title regret as she confirms Real Madrid exit
Scotland midfielder Caroline Weir has confirmed her exit from Real Madrid after four years with the La Liga runners-up without giving a hint of her...
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Premier League to relax red cards for hair pulling
Premier League referees have been told to change the way they judge hair pulling after three players were sent off last season.
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'Nightmare from start to finish' for South Africa in opener
Former captain Dean Furman says South Africa were "miles off it" in their World Cup opener against Mexico, as many on the continent 'hate-watch'...
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When do England play and how can you follow it?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything looks at England's next World Cup fixture and how you can follow along via the BBC.
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Gerrard? McInnes? What next for Rangers if Rohl leaves?
With Rangers boss Danny Rohl reportedly in talks with RB Salzburg, where might the Ibrox club turn next?
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You are Steve Clarke... what would you do against Haiti?
Put yourself in the shoes of Steve Clarke and pick the side, tactics and decide what your pre-match team talk would be for their World Cup opener.
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World Cup quiz: Can you identify these 2026 host cities?
We have selected seven of the 16 World Cup host cities for you to identify. Can you pick them out from our clues?
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Will three points guarantee a spot in World Cup knockouts?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at whether earning three points in the World Cup group stage will be enough to advance to the knockout rounds.
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Man City sign Mead on free transfer
Manchester City have confirmed the signing of England forward Beth Mead on a free transfer from Arsenal.
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Is Shankland finally the striker Scotland have been waiting for?
Lawrence Shankland might now be in his 30s, but he is finally coming of age for Scotland, writes Tom English.
