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The teenager on his calm demeanour, learning the defender’s art in Italy and his side’s European credentials He is surely one of the most exciting prospects in the game – José Mourinho said as much around this time last year – but to many Dean Huijsen is just a Chill Guy. Last month the 19-year-old […]

Before The Traitors final on BBC One, Crystal Palace defender Marc Guehi shares his winning tips, after beating his England team-mates in their version of the game during Euro 2024 camp.

From Ireland’s shot at history to Italy’s raised expectations, the 2025 championship has all the ingredients to rival past classics This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Six Nations and what strikes me on the eve of the tournament is how much of a reassuring presence on the calendar the championship has become. The

Readers recall their encounters with the late footballing legend In Richard Williams’ superb retrospective on the late, great Denis Law, he mentions that Denis was an idol of Rod Stewart’s (Denis Law: the balletic superstar who scored with an extrovert’s flourish, 17 January). I remember being a steward at a hugely chaotic Rod Stewart concert

The American has made her peace with the stress that once stymied her and is ready for Aryna Sabalenka in Melbourne Only a few hours after her first grand slam final had come to an end in 2017, while she was still trying to process falling short of achieving her ultimate dream, Madison Keys was

Everton manager David Moyes says taking charge of his 700th Premier League game is an “incredible” achievement.

Chelsea midfielder Guro Reiten says Women’s Super League matches against Arsenal “mean something extra” because of the rivalry between the teams.

With Kyogo Furuhashi poised to be sold to Rennes, Andy Burke ponders the Japan striker’s impact with Celtic and how much he will be missed.

Man United, Tottenham and Rangers are all looking to finish in the top eight of the Europa League. Here’s what each team needs to do to make it.

Paul O’Connell says “it has been business as usual” during the first week of Ireland’s Six Nations training camp as they prepare for a title defence without head coach Andy Farrell.