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Banner appeared during victory over Fenerbahce Club expecting ‘significant sanctions’ from Uefa Rangers have described the behaviour of a minority of their fans as “embarrassing” after being charged by Uefa over incidents during last week’s Europa League last-16 victory over Fenerbahce at Ibrox. Rangers confirmed on Wednesday that they faced significant sanctions after what Uefa […]

Charity’s director says visit could help rebuild fighter’s reputation after he was found liable for rape in civil case An Irish rape crisis charity has complained about Conor McGregor’s meeting with Donald Trump at the White House, describing it as a “sinister” move that could help “launder” the mixed martial arts fighter’s reputation. Rachel Morrogh,

Gloucester-Hartpury wing Mia Venner is closing in on a second England cap, five years after her international debut as a 17-year-old.

JJ Watt talks to Mark Chapman about investing in Burnley and what he brings to the boardroom.

England start as favourites as they target a seventh Women’s Six Nations title in a row, but how are other nations shaping up and can anyone challenge the Red Roses?

Manchester United will let Ruben Amorim decide Jadon Sancho’s future in the unlikely event that the England forward returns to Old Trafford, a source has told ESPN.

Rangers describe the display by supporters of an anti-woke banner at their Europa League game against Fenerbahce – and which has led to a disciplinary charge from Uefa – as “shameful” and “embarrassing”.

England host Albania in a World Cup qualifier this week, a game that brings to mind Gazza’s first international goal By That 1980s Sports Blog English football was facing a period of introspection during April 1989. As the world tried to digest the full horror of the Hillsborough disaster, the future of the national game

Mark Hughes says Craig Bellamy’s time as an outspoken player showed he had what was needed to become a managerial hit.

NFL icon and Burnley investor JJ Watt tells BBC Sport why he bought into the Clarets, what he gets from it, and how he sees the club’s future.