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Arsenal’s disappointing 2-2 draw at Wolves on Wednesday has similarities to what happened to the Gunners 18 years ago.

Bukayo Saka has signed a new contract to stay at Arsenal, with sources telling ESPN it is a five-year deal.

Manchester City and United States midfielder Sam Coffey speaks to BBC Sport about using her platform for good, settling into her new home, and her friendship with Emma Hayes.

Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior believes anyone found guilty of racism shouldn’t work in football after Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr allegedly received racist abuse from Benfica’s Gianluca Prestianni in the first leg of their Champions League play-off tie in Lisbon.

Racism allegations in Portugal overshadowed another fine result in the Arctic and the holders being pushed by their Ligue 1 rivals Nothing should divert attention away from what happened after Vinícius Júnior’s goal for Real Madrid in their 1-0 victory at Benfica on Tuesday. It would be frivolous to do so. The Brazilian scored one

Cricket does not have an alcohol problem but players “need to understand the time to have a drink and the time not to”, says former England captain Alec Stewart.

Those who have worked with midfielder reflect on his career as he prepares to make a 654th top-flight appearance James Milner was the most dedicated and professional young player I’ve met. He also took the not inconsiderable transition from being at school to playing in the Leeds first team totally in his stride. Nothing fazed

Mercedes principal attacks backlash over engine loophole Vote on legality of power plant ‘a storm in a teacup’ Toto Wolff, the Mercedes principal, has snapped back at “utter bullshit” about a potential fuel problem a day after the FIA proposed a mid-season rule change over the team’s engine controversy. It was announced on Wednesday that

Lando Norris admits he described the new Formula 1 cars as “a lot of fun” last week to “see what the reaction was of everyone”.

Paolo Petrecca, director of Rai Sport, prompted widespread criticism and protests from journalists at network The head of the sports division of the Italian public broadcaster Rai has resigned after his gaffe-strewn commentary of the Winter Olympics opening ceremony provoked protests among its journalists. Paolo Petrecca, appointed director of Rai Sport last year, handed in