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Mukiele own goal hands Liverpool draw with Sunderland
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Arsenal extend unbeaten run with victory over Brentford
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Villa come from behind to beat Brighton in seven-goal thriller
Ollie Watkins scores twice to pull his team back from two goals behind as Aston Villa go on to defeat Brighton 4-3.
Forest claim three points as Wolves' winless run continues
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The Wayne Rooney Show
Coleen Rooney & McFly’s Danny Jones share tales from ‘I’m A Celebrity… ’
'I feared failure' - why Savage left club that 'saved' him
Four years on from film crews witnessing Macclesfield FC's rise from the ashes, a new documentary follows Robbie Savage as he takes over as manager at the club he helped to create.
How England use artificial intelligence to help with penalties
How do England use artificial intelligence to prepare for penalty shootouts? Rhys Long, the FA's head of performance insights and analysis, explains all.
'We lost control' - Amorim rues late West Ham leveller
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim bemoans his side's inability to hold on to a lead, after drawing 1-1 with West Ham United.
Old Trafford draw 'another step' forward for West Ham - Nuno
West Ham manager Nuno Espirito Santo is pleased with his team's work, after the Hammers came from a goal down to draw 1-1 away to Manchester United.
Arsenal squad depth is 'remarkable' - analysis
Match of the Day pundit Danny Murphy is impressed with the strength and depth of the Arsenal squad as the changes they made, particularly down the right side, paid off against Brentford.
How Farke stumbled on new system to get Leeds playing again
Match of the Day pundits Danny Murphy and Shay Given look at Leeds boss Daniel Farke "stumbled" on a new system and how it worked in their favour in their 3-1 win over Chelsea.
Five things to look out for in EFL: Promotion pushes past and present
BBC Sport highlights five things to keep an eye on in the EFL this weekend, including Derby v Leicester and Ipswich v Coventry.
When is the FA Cup third round draw?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at the details of the FA Cup third round draw
Who has the most and least gruelling December fixture list?
Which team has to play three matches, in three competitions, in six days later this month? And which Premier League team has the least exhausting December schedule? BBC Sport takes a look.
Stones turn to pastor's help in bid for cup upset
Wealdstone boss Sam Cox enlists the help of his local church pastor to inspire his players to reach the FA Cup third round.
Hislop being treated for aggressive prostate cancer
Former Premier League goalkeeper Shaka Hislop says he has an aggressive form of prostate cancer, and urges men of Caribbean heritage to get tested for the disease.
'The time was right' - Oxtoby swaps Northern Ireland for Newcastle
Stepping away from international football to manage a club in England's second tier was a decision Tanya Oxtoby "didn't take lightly".
From out-shining Cole Palmer to a new start and FA Cup joy at Buxton
Tai Sodje outscored Cole Palmer as Manchester City teenagers, now at 22 he is building his senior career at non-league FA Cup hopefuls Buxton.
'Have I just outed Chelsea?' - Confession Cam
In this Chelsea edition of Confession Cam, players including Hannah Hampton, Aggie Beever-Jones, Keira Walsh and Erin Cuthbert reveal their most embarrassing moments, football icks and what football rule they would like to change.
How Watkins got back in the goals against Brighton
Match of the Day pundit Shay Given praises Ollie Watkins' work ethic for Aston Villa as the striker scores twice in their 4-3 win over Brighton.
Watch trailer for Robbie Savage: Managing Macclesfield FC
Watch the trailer for new BBC documentary Robbie Savage: Managing Macclesfield FC.
Arteta praises 'mature' Arsenal performance in win over Brentford
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says his side's performance in their 2-0 win over Brentford in the Premier League was "mature".
Slot sees 'positives' after Liverpool battle back for draw against Sunderland
Arne Slot sees positives in Liverpools performance against a "very aggressive" Sunderland press, despite drawing 1-1.
Mary Earps: Queen of Stops
Goalkeeper Mary Earps offers an insight into her journey to the pinnacle of her sport.
Ridley Scott's masterful epic of betrayal and vengeance
Maximus Decimus Meridius, favoured general of the Roman emperor, is betrayed and enslaved.
The hidden workings of dating apps uncovered
How dating apps changed our love lives by connecting us, but at what cost?
Newcastle want to be 'top club in world' by 2030
Newcastle United "in the debate about being the top club in the world" according to new CEO David Hopkinson.
Can anyone stop Lampard's Coventry winning the Championship?
Frank Lampard's Coventry City are 10 points clear at the top of the Championship and could create history - but will anything stand in their way?
Woeful Wolves on course for lowest Christmas points tally
Wolves' winless start to the season means they are on course for some unwanted records - including equalling the Premier League's lowest Christmas points tally.
Success in 2025 - are the Lionesses ready for 2026?
England capped off a successful 2025 with resounding victories over China and Ghana at home - so what shape are they in for World Cup qualification?
Racism, rape and death threats: One weekend of social media abuse in football
More than 2,000 extremely abusive social media posts were sent about managers and players in the Premier League and Women's Super League in a single weekend, a BBC investigation finds.
Transfers - September to December 2025
Check out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.
Manager ins and outs - 2025-26 season
BBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.
Which team won the fewest points in a Premier League season?
Our Ask Me Anything team look at which clubs amassed the lowest points tally in a single season.
What is the dubious goals committee?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains what the dubious goals committee is and how the identities of goal scorers are decided
Why is Son Heung-min returning to Tottenham?
Our Ask Me Anything team explain why former captain Son Heung-min is returning to Tottenham.
When are Premier League players heading to Afcon?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains when players will meet up with their countries at the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations.
What leagues have a winter break and when are they?
Our Ask Me Anything team explore which leagues will have a winter break in football.
Scotland braced for big, brash World Cup draw after long wait
Scotland in a men's World Cup draw is not a dream. It's really happening - and the boring preamble will be worth it, writes Tom English.
Celtic 'need to believe in themselves more' - Nancy
Wilfried Nancy believes he has inherited a "quality team" at Celtic that needs "to believe a little bit more in themselves".
Rangers' title hopes distant 'but not impossible'
Rangers' route to Scottish Premiership title success "is a long way but it's not impossible", says head coach Danny Rohl.
Nancy takes bow against Hearts, Maswanhise & Rohl in focus
Wilfried Nancy takes charge of Celtic for the first time in their top-of-the-table meeting with Hearts - just one of the talking points over the weekend in the Scottish Premiership
What do you want from Scotland's World Cup draw?
Glamour games, a generous group or perhaps a bit of both? BBC Scotland examines the possibilities for Steve Clarke's side in Friday's World Cup draw.
Promotion dream 'two-year project' - watch Morton v Queen's Park on BBC
Interim Morton boss Billy Davies warns the club's board that promotion to the Scottish Premiership too soon "could be a disaster".
Rangers target minimum of three January signings - gossip
Rangers are on the hunt for a striker as Celtic are encouraged to explore the North American market...
Ajax criticise 'outrageous' fireworks after match abandoned
Ajax criticise the "utterly outrageous" firework display which resulted in their Dutch league match against Groningen being abandoned.
What's going on with fan disorder at European games?
Was the disorder of Young Boys fans at Aston Villa an isolated incident, or does it indicate something more prevalent?
Scotland midfielder Gilmour to have surgery
Scotland and Napoli midfielder Billy Gilmour is facing an extended absence after the Italian club confirm he will have surgery on Monday.
Littlejohn given extended ban for violent conduct
Crystal Palace midfielder Ruesha Littlejohn has been given an extended five-match ban for violent conduct after grabbing an opponent by the neck and throwing her to the ground.
'The time was right' - Oxtoby swaps Northern Ireland for Newcastle
Stepping away from international football to manage a club in England's second tier was a decision Tanya Oxtoby "didn't take lightly".
Arroyo proud of Kendall's 'amazing' first England goal
Aston Villa manager Natalia Arroyo says she has watched the "amazing moment" of Lucia Kendall's first England goal multiple times in recent days.
Meet the Gurkha's daughter making WSL history
Asmita Ale discusses her incredible family history, being the first person of Nepalese descent to sign a professional contract in England and play in the Women's Super League.
Man Utd will look to sign cover for pregnant Bizet
Manchester United manager Marc Skinner has said the club will look to sign cover for midfielder Celin Bizet in January after she announced her pregnancy.
Success in 2025 - are the Lionesses ready for 2026?
England capped off a successful 2025 with resounding victories over China and Ghana at home - so what shape are they in for World Cup qualification?
Germany to host Euro 2029 as England chase trophy hat-trick
Germany will host the 2029 Women's European Championship, Uefa announces.
The great number nine decline - where have England's strikers gone?
BBC Sport takes an in-depth look at why England lack centre-forward options behind Harry Kane - a far cry from when the likes of Les Ferdinand only won 17 caps.
From farming village to Liverpool icon - the Salah story
BBC Sport visits Egypt to discover what Mohamed Salah means to the people of the football-mad country, and how a small boy from humble beginnings became a national icon.
Napoli 'smell blood' & target Premier League's discarded stars
After Scott McTominay was a hit, Napoli went back to the Premier League for Kevin de Bruyne, could more players follow them to Serie A?
How does Daniel Levy run Tottenham - and would he ever leave?
With Tottenham struggling on the pitch and chairman Daniel Levy facing criticism from fans, BBC Sport looks at how the club is run and what the future might hold.
When River Plate icon Diaz took over fourth-tier Oxford
Twenty years on from Ramon Diaz's surprising appointment at Oxford United, BBC Sport looks at what happened and how it went.
East meets west London - the mentor who changed Chelsea
Vinay Menon knew nothing about football when he went for a meeting at a west London mansion in 2009. A few weeks later he was in the heart of the Chelsea dressing room.
The air crash and the underdogs - a triumph for a lost generation
Nineteen years and 10 miles separated Zambia's football team from a lost, golden generation on a fateful night in Libreville.
BBC Rugby News
All the Champions Cup team news and line-ups in one place
Track the latest team news announcements and line-ups as the 2025-26 Champions Cup gets under way.
Curry to face no action over Contepomi tunnel 'push'
England flanker Tom Curry will escape any punishment for a tunnel tussle with Argentina coach Felipe Contepomi last month
South Africa extend Erasmus contract to 2031 World Cup
South Africa extend head coach Rassie Erasmus' contract until the end of the 2031 Rugby World Cup.
Dragons hunt first win of 2025 at struggling Perpignan
Dragons aim to win for the first time in 2025 when they travel to Top 14 strugglers Perpignan in the European Challenge Cup.
Du Preez at fly-half as Ford misses Sale opener
George Ford is missing because of injury, so Rob du Preez will start at fly-half for Sale in their Champions Cup opener against Glasgow.
Etzebeth banned for 12 weeks over eye gouge
South African double World Cup winner Eben Etzebeth is banned until March following his red card for gouging Wales' Alex Mann on Saturday.
'I've never met anyone like Pollock' - George on England's 'brilliant idiot'
Jamie George says England team-mate Henry Pollock is a personality without precedent in rugby and a "genuinely fascinating" character.
'It's hard to take... it hurts' - Fin Smith on losing England place
Fin Smith admits he has found slipping down England's fly-half pecking order tough to take, with George Ford the first-choice 10 during the autumn Tests.
Tipuric frustrated by uncertainty over Ospreys
Justin Tipuric is frustrated by the uncertainty over the future of Ospreys under the WRU's plans for the professional game.
Scarlets rekindle love affair with Europe's elite
Head coach Dwayne Peel says he looks forward to rekindling Scarlets' "strong tradition" of competing in Europe's top competition.
Wales' Grady aiming for full speed with Cardiff
Wales back Mason Grady hopes to build momentum as he starts on the wing for Cardiff at Stade Francais in the European Challenge Cup on Saturday.
A draw with a winner? The routes to northern glory at 2027 World Cup
Has the 2027 World Cup draw handed an advantage to northern hemisphere sides chasing glory?
Ioane starts shock Leinster spell after Sexton spat
As Rieko Ioane prepares for his Leinster debut, BBC Sport NI looks at his shock move and his spat with Ireland legend Johnny Sexton.
Ireland must improve 'all areas' before World Cup
Ireland captain Caelan Doris admits his side's journey to the 2027 Rugby World Cup must feature improvements "across all areas" after a mixed autumn campaign.
England and Wales in same 2027 World Cup group
England and Wales are paired up in the pool stages at the 2027 Rugby World Cup, with Scotland and Ireland also drawn together.
Worcester sign former Exeter centre Hendrickson
Champ side Worcester Warriors sign former Exeter Chiefs centre Tom Hendrickson who makes an immediate debut against Cornish Pirates.
Quins must be brave in Champions Cup opener - Murley
Harlequins wing Cadan Murley says his side must play with bravery as they head to Leinster in their Champions Cup opener.
Crabb leaves Gloucester-Hartpury to return to Wales
Wales lock Gwen Crabb leaves Gloucester-Hartpury to play in the Celtic Challenge for Brython Thunder.
Welsh rugby must be 'brave' to secure future - Roberts
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions star Jamie Roberts says if there is ever a time to make a radical change in Welsh rugby, that time is now.
Bell set to make Ulster debut in European opener
Australia prop Angus Bell is set to make his Ulster debut off the bench in Friday's Challenge Cup opener against Racing 92 at Affidea Stadium.
Canada star Hogan-Rochester signs for Sale
Sale Sharks women announce the signing of Canada wing Asia Hogan-Rochester from 1 January.
Wales boss Tandy excited to face England
Wales head coach Steve Tandy says he is excited by the prospect of facing England at the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
Record home defeat will drive Wales to improve - Lake
Wales captain Dewi Lake insists a record 73-0 defeat by South Africa will not dent his side’s confidence, but will instead drive the squad to improve.
'I'm ready for my next move' - Dow announces retirement
England's World Cup-winning wing Abby Dow announces her retirement from rugby at the age of 28, saying she plans to return to a career in mechanical engineering.
'We're in a good place' - Sweeney positive about RFU future
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney says the sport's future looks bright after a "challenging" but "positive" year, following the release of the RFU accounts.
Wales need to be 'brave and smart' - Morgan
Wales captain Jac Morgan says Steve Tandy wants his side to play with bravery and intelligence against Argentina on Sunday.
Wales prop Coleman facing Dragons injury lay-off
Dragons are set to be without tight-head prop Chris Coleman for a number of weeks after he suffered an injury with Wales.
Exeter ready for European selection 'juggling act'
Exeter boss Rob Baxter says he will face a selection "juggling act" in their forthcoming European Challenge Cup matches.
Can regions lift Wales with European success?
As European rugby returns, Scarlets are hunting Champions Cup upsets while Cardiff, Dragons and Ospreys look to progress in the Challenge Cup.
Rugby Union Weekly
Chris, Tom English and Gareth Rhys Owen dissect the draw for the 2027 World Cup draw.
Scotland must beat Ireland before World Cup - Townsend
Scotland have been drawn against Ireland, Uruguay and Portugal in Rugby World Cup 2027.
Wales can be team to avoid at World Cup - Tandy
Wales boss Steve Tandy is confident his side will grow to be a team that others want to avoid at the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
Farrell will not 'second guess' World Cup draw
Head coach Andy Farrell is not being drawn on suggestions that Ireland have been handed a favourable draw for the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
Ill-health sees ex-Wales star Thomas leave Swansea
Former Wales back row Jonathan Thomas leaves his role as Swansea RFC head coach due to ongoing health concerns.
WRU to ask regions to let players train with Wales
The Welsh Rugby Union will ask the four professional regions to release players for Wales training periods before next year's Six Nations.
'Stoppages, TMOs, referees' hurting rugby 'badly'
Former Ireland full-back Rob Kearney tells the BBC's Ireland Rugby Social podcast that he believes changes are coming to improve rugby union as a spectacle.
Arundell wins wing war and Curry sees yellow - Prem talking points
Bath flier Henry Arundell's face-off with wing rival Noah Caluori was an intriguing battle as the Prem returned from an autumn lay-off
Abject failure becoming the norm - where does Welsh rugby go from here?
BBC Sport Wales ask where does Welsh rugby go from here after another record defeat dished out by South Africa.
How a Welsh school helped make a Springbok superstar
Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu has taken world rugby by storm but was playing for Llandovery College not so long ago.
Three Boks, four Englishmen - who makes Opta's team of the autumn?
After 22 matches over four weeks brought the best of the northern and southern hemispheres together, here are the star performers.
Which doctor helped Wales? No, a witch doctor did!
Former Wales centre Jonathan 'Fox' Davies tells Scrum V: The Warm Up that the Welsh Rugby Union once asked a witch doctor to remove dark spirits in the Principality Stadium home dressing room whilst the national team were on a losing run.
'It's mind-boggling' - Genge's struggles on finding normality
Ellis Genge says it's becoming harder to adapt between his professional and personal life as he gets older. Genge will captain England against Fiji at Twickenham on Saturday in his first appearance since playing for the British and Irish Lions in the summer.
Support since MND diagnosis has been 'wonderful' - Moody
Former England captain Lewis Moody, speaking to BBC Breakfast, thanks the public for the "wonderful" support they have shown him since his motor neurone disease diagnosis.
Tandy praises squad's 'unbelievable' reaction to WRU cut
Wales head coach Steve Tandy reveals how his squad has dealt with the news of the WRU's plan to cut a region as he prepares for the autumn Tests.
Harlequins beat Loughborough in 14-try thriller
England World Cup stars Ellie Kildunne and Lucy Packer make a winning return to club rugby as Harlequins beat Loughborough Lightning in a stunning, 14-try Premiership Women's Rugby opener at the Stoop.
Rugby Union Weekly
Ashy chats to an old friend 14 years on from their famous incident at Welford Road.
Rugby Union Weekly
Ugo, Danny and Chris discuss the big winners and losers this autumn.
The Ireland Rugby Social
Conor and Gavin review Ireland's defeat to the Springboks
Rugby Union Weekly
Max Ojomoh is on the pod after starring in England's victory over the Pumas.
Rugby Union Weekly
Chris, GRO and Tom are back to preview the final weekend of autumn matches.
Ridley Scott's masterful epic of betrayal and vengeance
Maximus Decimus Meridius, favoured general of the Roman emperor, is betrayed and enslaved.
The hidden workings of dating apps uncovered
How dating apps changed our love lives by connecting us, but at what cost?
BBC Live Cricket Feeds and Cricket News
'Never going to be perfect' - Root defends 'jaded' England over drops
England batter Joe Root says England practised catching in all lights before the day-night Test, but former captain Michael Vaughan questions their approach.
England face Ashes battle despite Gabba fightback
England produce a floodlit fightback late on the second day of the second Test against Australia but still face a huge battle to stay alive in the Ashes.
Australia in control of second Test despite late England fightback
England take three late wickets but are left to rue five dropped catches as Australia close on 378-6 at stumps on day two of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Jacks takes stunning catch to remove Smith
Will Jacks "comes up with something special" to dismiss Steve Smith, taking a brilliant diving catch at backward square leg as Australia fall to 292-5 on day two of the second Ashes Test.
WBBL match abandoned after ball rolled into pitch
A Women's Big Bash match between Adelaide Strikers and Hobart Hurricanes is abandoned after a ball is inadvertently rolled into the pitch.
'As good as I've ever seen' - where does Jacks' catch rank?
England all-rounder Will Jacks takes a stunning catch to remove stand-in Australia captain Steve Smith on day two in Brisbane - and it gets big praise from Michael Vaughan.
Smith drop an early blow in tale of two Ashes keepers
Why wicketkeeper Jamie Smith's drop on day two of second Ashes Test is potentially worrying for England.
Drops galore as England have day to forget in the field
England are forced to rue multiple dropped catches as day two of the second Ashes Test closes with Australia on 378-6, with a lead of 44 runs in Brisbane.
Daily Ashes Debrief: Long, hot day in the dirt for England
Reaction to the second day of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Test Match Special Podcast
Reaction to a 2nd day in Brisbane that saw England miss out on putting heat on the hosts
South Africa beat Ireland in first T20 in Cape Town
South Africa Women cruise to victory by 105 runs in their first Twenty20 international against Ireland Women in Cape Town.
Green makes 'huge error' as Carse bowls him for 45 to give England hope
Cameron Green 'gifts' England a wicket, opening up and exposing the stumps to Brydon Carse as Australia sit on 291-4 on day two of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
'Absolutely plumb!' - Confident Archer ends Weatherald's innings
Jofra Archer bowls a brilliant yorker to dismiss Jake Weatherald lbw for 72, leaving Australia on 146-2 on day two of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
'A total miscue' - England finally get breakthrough as Head departs
After being dropped on three, England remove Travis Head for 33 for their first Australian wicket of the second Test, with Gus Atkinson taking the catch off the bowling of Brydon Carse, with the home side 77-1 in their first innings in Brisbane.
Labuschagne takes brilliant diving catch as England all out for 334
Marnus Labuschagne dives at full stretch to take a brilliant catch in the deep from Jofra Archer, as England are bowled out for 334 runs on day two of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Root hits historic century but second Test finely balanced after day one
Joe Root scores his first century in Australia and finishes unbeaten on 135 as England close on 325-9 at stumps on day one of the second Ashes Test against Australia in Brisbane.
Hampshire appoint Domingo as new head coach
Hampshire appoint South African Russell Domingo as their new head coach.
Test Match Special Podcast
Comedian and statistician Andy Zaltzman poses a daily cricket conundrum about the Ashes.
Hope century keeps Windies in chase v New Zealand - first Test scorecard
Latest scorecard from the first Test between New Zealand and West Indies in Christchurch.
Lyon feels 'filthy' after rare Test omission
Nathan Lyon is left out of an Australia side for the first time in a home Test since 2012, while the hosts were also still without captain Pat Cummins for the second Ashes Test.
'No more Average Joe as Root century seals all-time great status'
Joe Root finally hitting the elusive Test century in Australia proves his status as one of the all-time great batters, says chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt.
Burger to leave Somerset coaching role
Somerset batting coach Shane Burger is to leave the club after three seasons.
Root 'is the glue' for England success - Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan says Joe Root is key to England winning the Ashes series against Australia.
'The best player I've ever played with' - Crawley 'chuffed' for Root
Zak Crawley says he and his England teammates were "chuffed" after Joe Root scored his first century in Australia, finishing on 135 not out to help England close on 325-9 at stumps on day one of the second Ashes Test against Australia in Brisbane.
'England's finest' - Root hits first century in Australia
Joe Root hits his 40th career Test century, and his first in Australia, as England move on to 256-7 on day one of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Brilliant Carey catch removes Atkinson as Starc takes five wickets
Gus Atkinson is brilliantly caught by Alex Carey for four, to give Mitchell Starc a fifth wicket as England fall to 264-8 on the opening day of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
'Superb piece of fielding!' - Stokes run out by Inglis
England captain Ben Stokes is run out for 19 after a mix-up with Joe Root as the tourists fall to 210-5 on day one of the second Ashes Test against Australia in Brisbane.
'Gifted Australia a wicket' - Vaughan baffled by Brook dismissal
Former England captain Michael Vaughan is left dismayed as Harry Brook is caught for 31 by Steve Smith off the bowling of Mitchell Starc as England fall to 176-4 on the opening day of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Crawley falls for 76 as Australia make key breakthrough after lunch
Zak Crawley is caught for 76 off the bowling of Michael Neser, ending a 117-run partnership with Joe Root to leave England on 122-3 on day one of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Crawley reaches fifty as England fight back on opening day of second Test
Zak Crawley brings up his half-century to help England recover from 5-2 to 98-2 at lunch on day one of the second Ashes Test against Australia in Brisbane.
'Australia will have to admit he's a great' - how Root hit elusive century
Joe Root ends his long wait for a Test century in Australia by reaching three figures on day one of the second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Bowler Wood casts doubt on fitness for third Test
England bowler Mark Wood casts doubt on his availability for the third Ashes Test because of his knee injury.
Essex Women name Parry as head coach
Former Lancashire and England spinner Stephen Parry has been named new head coach of Essex Women.
The Ashes: Root scores first hundred in Australia
Reaction to an absorbing opening day at the Gabba where Joe Root was the star.
England's Smith earns first central contract
Hampshire's Linsey Smith is among 17 players to receive full England women's central contracts for 2025-26.
Invincibles become MI London as Hundred deals completed
Five-time The Hundred champions Oval Invincibles will be renamed MI London from next season following investment from the owners of Indian Premier League side Mumbai Indians.
'A fearless hero for hapless England' - Robin Smith obituary
Robin Smith, who has died at the age of 62, was a fearless hero in a struggling England team, but had to battle his own demons after retiring from cricket.
Why Starc is so good with the pink ball - Finn
Former England fast bowler Steven Finn explains why Australia fast bowler Mitchell Starc excels with the pink ball before the day-night second Ashes Test.
766 and all that - when Cook conquered Australia
Exactly 15 years on from his epic 235 not out at the Gabba, Alastair Cook explains how he conquered Australia on England's triumphant 2010-11 Ashes tour.
'It felt like God's hand on my brain' - the day England were humbled by teenager
BBC Sport's From The Ashes series concludes with the inside story of Ashton Agar's record-breaking introduction to Test cricket as a 19-year-old batting at number 11.
'Sea legs meant I couldn't bowl' - when England travelled to Australia by boat
Wonderful food, the Duke of Norfolk and Fred Trueman refusing to run laps - England's 1962-63 tour of Australia, the last time they travelled by boat.
'Without 2002-03 there was no chance of 2005'
How a run-filled tour of Australia in 2002-03 put Michael Vaughan on the road to Ashes glory in 2005.
Watch extended day one highlights on BBC iPlayer
Highlights from day one of the Second Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Daily Ashes Debrief: Root is the 'glue' to England success
Reaction to day one of the second Test as Joe Root hits his first century in Australia.
Test Match Special Podcast
England captain Ben Stokes talks to TMS ahead of the second Ashes Test at the Gabba.
Test Match Special Podcast
Ollie Pope speaks to Test Match Special & reaction to England’s team ahead of 2nd Test.
'If England go to Adelaide 2-0 down it's game over'
Michael Vaughan, Glenn McGrath and Melinda Farrell preview the second Test of the Ashes.
Why is a pink ball used in the Ashes?
Our Ask Me Anything team take a look at why the Ashes use pink balls.
Is batting getting harder in Australia?
After Australia and England played out the first two-day Ashes Test in 104 years, chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt looks at the reasons why and asks if the rest of the series could be played on fast forward.
What is the Prime Minister's XI?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains what the Prime Minister's XI is ahead of their friendly with England Lions this weekend.
What was the sandpaper scandal?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains what happened in the 2018 sandpaper scandal.
Do red, white and pink cricket balls behave differently?
BBC Sport explores whether all three kinds of mainstream cricket ball have different qualities.
Why is England v Australia called the Ashes?
Our Ask Me Anything team look at how the Ashes got its name and what is in the urn.
Why are cricket scoreboards backwards in Australia?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains why cricket scoreboards are backwards in Australia
Ridley Scott's masterful epic of betrayal and vengeance
Maximus Decimus Meridius, favoured general of the Roman emperor, is betrayed and enslaved.
The hidden workings of dating apps uncovered
How dating apps changed our love lives by connecting us, but at what cost?
BBC Tennis News and Feeds
Potapova changes allegiance from Russia to Austria
Anastasia Potapova says she has switched nationality from Russian to Austrian after her application for citizenship is accepted.
Serena Williams says no comeback, despite filing paperwork
Serena Williams files the necessary paperwork for a return to tennis - but then denies she is returning to the sport.
The new year goal of 'building a better Emma Raducanu'
Emma Raducanu hopes to develop a better base level in 2026 so she can dictate matches and worry less about her opponents' strengths.
Sabalenka v Kyrgios in 'Battle of Sexes' to be shown live on BBC One
The 'Battle of the Sexes' exhibition tennis match between Aryna Sabalenka and Nick Kyrgios will be shown live on BBC One on 28 December.
Draper pulls out of UTS final as he delays return
Jack Draper delays his comeback from an arm injury as he pulls out of this weekend's Ultimate Tennis Showdown grand final in London.
Raducanu 'isn't hiding from anything any more' after stalking ordeal
Emma Raducanu is now comfortable travelling by public transport and does not feel she is "hiding from anything any more" after her stalking ordeal.
Murray 'didn't get results' he wanted for Djokovic
Andy Murray says he "probably didn't get the results I would have liked" for Novak Djokovic during his time coaching his former rival earlier this year.
Italian tennis great Pietrangeli dies aged 92
Italian tennis great Nicola Pietrangeli, a two-time French Open champion, dies at the age of 92.
How world's best are spearheading British doubles boom
Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool tell BBC Sport about finishing the year as the world's top-ranked doubles pairing - and why British doubles is in such good shape.
Body or ranking - Boulter's Australian Open dilemma
Britain's Katie Boulter says she feels she has to "choose between my body and my ranking" as the scramble continues for a place in January's Australian Open main draw.
'It gives me chills' - Italian 'brotherhood' inspires Davis Cup hat-trick
Flavio Cobolli and Matteo Berrettini lead Italy to a historic third straight Davis Cup title in Bologna.
Tennis Australia and players’ association near deal over lawsuit
The Professional Tennis Players' Association and Tennis Australia say they are likely to reach a settlement in the "near future" in relation to the lawsuit filed against multiple governing bodies.
Cobolli wins epic 32-point tie-break to send Italy into final
Flavio Cobolli says sealing Italy's place in the Davis Cup final was "one of the best days of my life" after he saves seven match points to win a 32-point tie-break against Belgium's Zizou Bergs.
'Tremendous honour' - Federer added to Hall of Fame
Roger Federer will become the first member of the 'Big Three' of tennis to be inducted to the International Tennis Hall of Fame next year.
Wimbledon expansion plan to be challenged in court
Plans were approved for 38 new tennis courts and an 8,000-seat stadium at Wimbledon.
British Grand Slam winner Salisbury to take a break over anxiety
Joe Salisbury has experienced the highs of winning Grand Slams and reaching number one in the world. This season he has struggled with anxiety, he tells BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller.
Why Raducanu v Osaka whets the appetite for 2026
Grand Slam winners Emma Raducanu and Naomi Osaka are expected to face each other at the United Cup in Perth in their first event of the 2026 season.
Defiance, energy, new heights - Sinner keeps Alcaraz 'on a leash'
After losing two Grand Slam finals and the number one crown to his great rival, Jannik Sinner again shows Carlos Alcaraz how he can bounce back from adversity.
Patten's partners make it dream week for him at ATP Finals
Great Britain's Henry Patten completes a life-changing visit to Turin by becoming an ATP Finals champion for the first time - a week after proposing to his girlfriend in the city.
Sinner and Alcaraz eye 2026 'great battles' as Italian wins ATP Finals title
Jannik Sinner signs off his 2025 season in style by overcoming world number one Carlos Alcaraz in two tight sets to defend his ATP Finals crown in Turin.
Sportsworld
Delyth Lloyd and guests reflect on the 2025 tennis season.
Hewett loses Masters final to world number one Oda
Great Britain's Alfie Hewett loses 6-1 6-1 to Japan's world number one Tokito Oda in the men's singles final of the Wheelchair Masters in Huzhou, China.
'It means the world' - Alcaraz secures year-end number one ranking
Carlos Alcaraz secures the year-end world number one ranking by reaching the knockout stages at the ATP Finals with three straight wins.
'Superman' Djokovic had 'slap from reality in last couple of years'
Novak Djokovic still believes he can win a 25th Grand Slam title - despite being given a "slap from reality in the last couple of years".
Boulter loses to Pegula as GB out of BJK Cup
Watch the best shots, as the United States' Jessica Pegula fights back from a set down to beat Katie Boulter and knock Great Britain out of the Billie Jean King Cup at the semi-final stage.
GB's Kartal runs Navarro close in BJK Cup semi-final
A battling Sonay Kartal falls to the United States' Emma Navarro, as Great Britain go 1-0 down in the semi-finals of the Billie Jean King Cup.
Boulter win puts GB into BJK Cup semi-finals
Watch the best shots, as Katie Boulter's win over Moyuka Uchijima sees Great Britain secure a 2-0 win over Japan, setting up a Billie Jean King Cup semi-final with the United States.
GB's Kartal dominates Shibahara in BJK Cup match win
Watch the best shots, as Sonay Kartal beats Ena Shibahara of Japan to give Great Britain a 1-0 lead in their Billie Jean King Cup quarter-final tie.
Borg will fight cancer 'like it's a Wimbledon final'
Tennis legend Bjorn Borg says "I hope I'm gonna be OK" after being diagnosed with "extremely aggressive" prostate cancer.
How will GB cope without Raducanu in BJK Cup?
Emma Raducanu is missing the Billie Jean King Cup to focus on the WTA Tour.
Alcaraz overcomes Sinner to win US Open
Carlos Alcaraz triumphs in the latest chapter of his compelling rivalry with Jannik Sinner, earning a four-set victory to regain the US Open title.
Valuable lessons and tough losses - world number one Sabalenka's 2025
How some self-reflection on a mid-season holiday helped Aryna Sabalenka go from near-misses to year-end number one.
Is WTA Finals bringing change to Saudi Arabia?
The season-ending WTA Finals has been held for the second time in Saudi Arabia - a controversial move which continues to be scrutinised.
Modified court and one serve each - Sabalenka v Kyrgios divides opinion
Women's world number one Aryna Sabalenka will face controversial Australian Nick Kyrgios in a Battle of the Sexes-style event.
'I'm always looking ahead' - Mboko eyes bright future
At the start of 2025, Victoria Mboko was ranked outside of the world's top 300. Now the teenager has cracked the top 20 after winning another WTA title.
How new WTA leader can draw on Dolly Parton & NBA experience
New WTA chair Valerie Camillo is tasked with driving growth for women's tennis - and can draw on her experience working with country music superstar Dolly Parton.
Rating Raducanu's season - and what does future hold?
BBC tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at how Emma Raducanu's 2025 season went - and what the future could hold.
'Do you want a player to die on court?' - tennis in the heat
After facing high temperatures on the Asian swing of the tennis tours, some players are questioning the sport's heat policies.
'A dream come true' - Alcaraz on winning US Open & reaching world No 1
Carlos Alcaraz says it's a "dream come true" after winning his second US Open title and regaining the No. 1 spot in the world rankings.
Sabalenka retains US Open to win first Grand Slam of 2025
Defending champion Aryna Sabalenka beats American Amanda Anisimova 6-3 7-6 (7-3) to retain the US Open and win her first Grand Slam of 2025, having already lost the Australian and French Open finals earlier this year.
'Why would you say that?' - Swiatek unimpressed by reporter's question
World number two Iga Swiatek challenges a journalist after her US Open defeat against Amanda Anisimova, rejecting the suggestion that she needs a "mental break" after the straight sets loss at Flushing Meadows.
Anisimova gains revenge on Swiatek for Wimbledon final
Amanda Anisimova knocks Iga Swiatek out of the US Open, to gain revenge for her 6-0 6-0 defeat in the 2025 Wimbledon final.
Alcaraz 'owns' new haircut - Raducanu
Speaking at the US Open, after her second round win, Emma Raducanu said Carlos Alcaraz "owns" his new haircut.
Raducanu beats Tjen to reach US Open third round
Britain's former US Open champion Emma Raducanu reaches the third round of this year's tournament with a dominant 6-2 6-1 win against Indonesia's Janice Tjen.
Williams grateful for US Open chance after health issues
Venus Williams says it is nice to have had the chance to "play more healthy" after serious health issues despite losing in the first round of the US Open.
Medvedev smashes racquet after losing chaotic thriller
Watch the moment Daniil Mededev smashes up his racquet after his first-round defeat by Benjamin Bonzi at the US Open.
I was upset with decision, not photographer - Medvedev
Daniil Medvedev says his US Open meltdown was a reaction to the umpire's decision after a photographer walked on to court as he was facing match point.
Raducanu earns first win at US Open since 2021 title
Watch mini highlights as British number one, Emma Raducanu beats Japanese qualifier Ena Shibahara 6-1 6-2 to get her first US Open win since 2021.
Who has won tennis' 'Battle of the Sexes'?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team details the history of 'Battle of the Sexes' matches in tennis
What is US Open prize money?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at how much prize money is on offer at the US Open.
Why is there a pineapple on Wimbledon's men's trophy?
BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks at why there is a pineapple on the top of the Wimbledon trophy for the winner of the men's singles.
Why were there no line judges at Wimbledon 2025?
Wimbledon are relying on electronic line calling to judge whether a ball is in or out.
Ridley Scott's masterful epic of betrayal and vengeance
Maximus Decimus Meridius, favoured general of the Roman emperor, is betrayed and enslaved.
The hidden workings of dating apps uncovered
How dating apps changed our love lives by connecting us, but at what cost?
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