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Colo Colo player Cristian Zavala has been defended by his manager after bizarrely missing a ‘Panenka’ penalty and then limping to the touchline.

Wales’ players have given Welsh rugby bosses a deadline of 6 February to provide clarity on what will happen next season.

Jessica Pegula says it “sucked” and Lorenzo Musetti admits it “was not easy” as both put friendships aside to crush their doubles partners at the Australian Open.

With high temperatures and very high UV levels at the Australian Open, BBC Sport looks at the effects of playing for hours outdoors.

Erling Haaland made a blistering start to the season but that prolific run of form has ground to a halt with only one goal in his past eight games.

Ambitious owners and financial growth have allowed WSL and WSL2 clubs to assert dominance in the transfer market “If anyone didn’t take our ambition seriously, I hope they really do after this window, because it shows what we’re pushing for.” Amy Merricks was answering a question about Birmingham City breaking the second-tier transfer record to

Passes, shots and goals are all down on last season. It might keep tacticians happy but it’s not as much fun By Opta Analyst Gerard Piqué spoke to his former Spain teammate Iker Casillas on his podcast last February and the topic of goalless draws came up. You might expect a centre-back and goalkeeper to

Updates from the evening session at Melbourne Park Qualifier Inglis through | Follow us on Bluesky | Mail Katy Sinner does what Sinner does in the opening game, racing to 40-0 on serve. Though Duckworth gets his side of the scoreboard moving with an inside-in forehand winner. Sinner holds to 15. It’s got to be

News from the series opener in Colombo, 9am GMT start Sign up for The Spin newsletter | Follow us on Bluesky England have named their team, which has possibly the shortest tail in English cricket history. There are three changes from the third ODI in New Zealand: Zak Crawley (the very same), Will Jacks and