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Loved by their fans but loathed by rivals, free‑spending Wrexham are doing to the EFL what Chelsea did to European football in 2003.

For over two decades the Brecksville-Broadview Heights Bees have ruled Ohio high school gymnastics. On Saturday, they pursue a remarkable 23rd consecutive state title As Brecksville-Broadview Heights gymnasts, seniors Rachel Kirin and Kyla Haverdill know that there’s only one expectation for how the season ends on Saturday: with the Ohio high school state title. “It’s

Mansfield’s manager hopes his team can handle the occasion when they host the Premier League leaders in the FA Cup fifth round The birds are singing and the rain has abated. Nigel Clough and his wife, Margaret, are taking their dog, Bobbie, for a long peaceful walk around the beautiful Derbyshire reservoir of Carsington Water.

It’s Friday, and another full weekend of action awaits across the soccer calendar as Julien Laurens picks out the best games to watch in Europe.

Tottenham are on pace for Premier League relegation despite spending lots of cash. Where do they rank among the worst teams relative to spending?

⚽ All the latest news heading into the weekend’s action⚽ Ten things to look out for | Read Football Daily | Mail Luke The Leeds manager Daniel Farke has been given a one-match touchline ban after confronting a referee following his side’s defeat by Manchester City last weekend. Farke was shown a red card after

Jack Draper says he no longer has “any fear” around the arm injury that plagued him for eight months as he prepares to begin his Indian Wells title defence.

Aston Martin’s dire start to the season has left Fernando Alonso in a “hard mental place”, says team principal Adrian Newey.

Team have two battery units with no replacements Alonso and Stroll completed only limited runs in practice Aston Martin’s disastrous start to the new Formula One season grew even worse after free practice in Australia with the team principal, Adrian Newey, revealing there were now fears they would not be able to take part in

In his BBC Sport column, former Premier League boss Tony Pulis explains how VAR has become a monster, and why people in the game should be asked how to fix it.