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Champions Trophy defeat sparks news for cricket great ‘Test cricket remains a priority,’ says the 35-year-old Australian great Steve Smith has quit one-day international cricket, but says prolonging his stellar Test career is a priority. Smith told his teammates of his ODI retirement after captaining Australia to a Champions Trophy semi-final loss against India in […]

Liverpool face a Paris St-Germain side in the Champions League who are hitting their best form of the post-Kylian Mbappe era.

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Patrick Assoumou Eyi found guilty by Fifa over acts Eyi banned for life and fined 1m Swiss francs Fifa has banned the former Gabon youth-team coach Patrick Assoumou Eyi, known as “Capello”, for life after its adjudicatory chamber found him guilty of committing repeated acts of sexual abuse against multiple players. Eyi – who left

Japanese World Cup-winner Yuki Nagasato, who made history by playing for a senior men’s team in 2020, brings her trailblazing 24-year career to an end.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta reflects on their 7-1 demolition of PSV, which leaves them in a commanding position in their Champions League last-16 tie.

BBC Sport takes a look at the six rookie drivers joining the grid for the 2025 Formula 1 season.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot says he was “emotional” when shown a straight red card for confronting referee Michael Oliver after his side’s Merseyside derby draw.

Live updates from 9am UK time Why not email Daniel with your thoughts From a 35-year-old Saffa, to a 25-year-old Kiwi. It’s now Rachin Ravindra’s turn to get a glowing segment on Sky. Hi Daniel As a Kiwi I breathed a sigh of relief yesterday when India eliminated Australia, because … there is a profound

Former Wales captain Sam Warburton says the media is not doing enough to promote how safe rugby is as a sport, adding that negative press “wrecks” participation at grassroots level.