Tim Wigmore

Tottenham Hotspur are in the relegation zone, just seven weeks from the end of the 2025-26 Premier League season. The mere fact is extraordinary and, to West Ham fans on a chilly Friday night at London Stadium, delicious.

On Saturday night, one Hearts fan broke into Hibernian's ground. In his desperation to see the Edinburgh derby on Sunday, it was reported on excitable WhatsApp groups, the man slept in Easter Road Stadium overnight.

With four games left in Premiership title race, supporters are daring to dream as win over Hibernian opens up three-point lead at summit

Tim Wigmore When Ben Duckett walks out to bat at Lord's in the opening Test against New Zealand, the likeliest man to accompany him through the Long Room is Emilio Gay.

Tim Wigmore “Probably not,” Rahul Dravid says, with a chuckle. The batsman who has faced more deliveries than anyone else in Test cricket

On a day of high temperatures and high tension, men's football had its £200m match to determine who returned to the Premier League and, on the other side of London, The Valley played host to the women's equivalent.

On a day of high temperatures and high tension, men’s football had its £200m match to determine who returned to the Premier League and, on the other side of London, the Valley played host to the women’s equivalent.

Whatever the result of the Champions League final, Arsenal fans were determined to start the party early.

The penalty shoot-out in Budapest did not only stop Arsenal from making history; it also stopped the Premier League from achieving an unprecedented feat. Had Arsenal edged out Paris St-Germain, the Premier League would have completed the “grand slam”: lifting the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League in the same season.

The penalty shoot-out in Budapest did not only stop Arsenal from making history; it also stopped the Premier League from achieving an unprecedented feat.