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Michael Carrick emerges as favourite for the Manchester United caretaker role with club chiefs hoping to have an appointment in place for when players return to training on Wednesday.

Qatar has no Fifa women’s ranking after lack of games January tournament will disrupt domestic seasons Qatar is in talks with Fifa about staging the inaugural Women’s Club World Cup, which is in line to cause major disruption to domestic seasons in 2027-28, including in Europe. Fifa announced last month that its latest new club

Today’s rumours need a bit of a stir Most footballers become famous for playing the game but others attract renown for not liking it – foremost among them is Arsenal’s Ben White. Accordingly, it would make sense were he to join David Moyes’s Everton, who are seeking to resolve a problematic right-back situation. The chance

Ticket sales for this year’s Women’s T20 World Cup in England pass the total for the 50-over tournament in 2017, with five months still to go until the first match.

Marc Guéhi prefers a move to Bayern over Man City. Plus, Man United hope to name an interim manager within the next 48 hours. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Former Wimbledon finalist Milos Raonic says he has been the “luckiest person” to live out his dreams as he announces his retirement at the age of 35.

Michael Carrick has growing support within Manchester United for the role of interim manager, with sources telling ESPN that the former midfielder has significant backing.

Team GB will aim to secure their best ever Winter Olympics medal haul at next month’s Games – but chef du mission Eve Muirhead insists success will not only be measured by podium places.

Going to Australia as a freelance journalist with a form of muscular dystrophy was not without trepidation but an away Ashes was too good to pass up “Australia is not for weak men.” Had I heard Ben Stokes’s words in Brisbane earlier perhaps I wouldn’t have decided to cover the Ashes series as a freelancer.

Crystal Palace’s stars wilt, Manchester City’s youngsters shine, and Liam Rosenior starts in stylish fashion Playing against lower-league opposition as a top-flight side in the FA Cup is like batting on the first morning of a Test match – you cannot really win and failure can prompt humiliation and reputational damage. To that end, some