22 h. ago Women’s Euro 2025: England and Wales reaction plus Norway v Finland buildup – live

Switzerland v Iceland follows in second Group A gamePlayer guide | David Squires’ wallchart | Mail TomSarina Wiegman has talked of England being “too sloppy” and playing too many short passes in the wrong areas, allowing France to press strongly. “Playing against France is totally different,” said the England head coach, “we had to be straight away at our very best or be punished and that’s what happened. At the same time we’ve got an opportunity to put it right.” Players have been equally frank. “We didn’t show up today,” said Jess Carter. “We’re all frustrated because we know we can give more. The only way is up ”And we must I guess discuss the offside call that denied England the lead in the first half after Alesia Russo netted. “I’m unsure how that was given,” said Beth Mead, who was deemed fractionally offside after a VAR check. There really ought to be an “umpire’s call” style option for marginal decisions such as that. Continue reading...

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33 h. ago ‘That’s reckless’: Neuer points finger at Donnarumma after Musiala injury

Jamal Musiala injured after Donnarumma challenge‘You feel powerless,’ says Bayern coach Vincent KompanyBayern Munich’s coach, Vincent Kompany, said that he felt his blood boil after seeing Jamal Musiala taken off on a stretcher during Bayern Munich’s 2-0 defeat to Paris St-Germain in the quarter-final of the Club World Cup. Musiala’s left ankle appeared to be dislocated following a challenge from Gianluigi Donnarumma just before half-time in Atlanta, with players from both teams covering their faces and looking away, clearly affected by what they had seen.The Bayern Munich coach called the injury an “accident,” but the goalkeeper Manuel Neuer criticised Donnarumma’s challenge and the club’s sporting director, Max Eberl, said that the PSG goalkeeper had not taken sufficient care. Continue reading...

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55 h. ago Emma Raducanu shows that she CAN scale tennis' giddy heights once again... for the first time since her US Open triumph, she looked the player we all thought she could be, writes OLIVER HOLT

OLIVER HOLT ON CENTRE COURT: Raducanu played a quality of tennis against the dominant player in the women's game that hinted, for the first time since that US Open run.

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66 h. ago Ruben Amorim will offer Manchester United transfer hint on four players in three days' time

Man United return to pre-season training at Carrington on Monday, July 7.

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69 h. ago Oasis at Murrayfield: 18 amazing pictures of the last time the Britpop band played Edinburgh

Oasis are no strangers to Murrayfield Stadium, having played the Edinburgh venue twice before.

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2 d. ago Pressure and pain of football’s trialist: the ultimate test to win golden ticket

It’s the time of year when out-of-contract players go from club to club to prove themselves worthy of a new dealPlayers are returning for pre-season up and down England and Wales. There will be little time for catching up about holidays and families before each has their fitness tested and boots are laced to see whether they remember how to kick a ball. Among the regular faces and new signings, there will be some interlopers in the form of the mystical trialist.“It is life or death,” says Gboly Ariyibi, who has had trials at six clubs. Football League and National League teams are offered out-of-contract players from all angles, regularly needing to pick through up to 20 to decide whether any deserve the chance to prove themselves for what remains of the budget. From agents suggesting clients to players putting forward a friend in need of work, managers and heads of recruitment are inundated with names and clips sent on WhatsApp by those hoping for a golden ticket. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago A supermarket chain is calling for the return of a beloved icon of the nation’s football memories – the half

The call to arms from Lidl GB comes as new research reveals that half of Brits who played sport as children remember the iconic half-time orange as a core memory from childhood football matches.

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3 d. ago Jo Whiley felt ‘tingles’ when Oasis played in her studio for first time

Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq played Oasis on their Radio 1 Evening Session in 1993 – the first time they were ever played on the radio

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3 d. ago What time is Jack Draper playing at Wimbledon today? How to watch Marin Cilic clash

British no.1 faces a tough test against an experienced competitor

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4 d. ago Raducanu revels in Centre Court joy after ‘one of the best matches I’ve played’

Victory against Vondrousova sets up Sabalenka tieRaducanu: ‘I’m just so happy to have that level’Emma Raducanu has described her stellar second-round victory over Marketa Vondrousova at Wimbledon as one of the best matches she has played in a long time as she set up a highly anticipated meeting with the world No 1 Aryna Sabalenka.Raducanu produced an excellent performance to reach the third round of Wimbledon with a 6-3, 6-3 win over the 2023 champion Vondrousova, ensuring that she has now reached the third round or better at Wimbledon on three of her four appearances. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Three massive hit London plays will be screened in cinemas later this year

Three massive hit London plays will be screened in cinemas later this year  Time Out

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4 d. ago What time is Emma Raducanu playing at Wimbledon today? How to watch Marketa Vondrousova clash

British no1 is back on Centre Court

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5 d. ago Wimbledon 2025 order of play: Day 3 schedule with Raducanu and Alcaraz in action

British No 1 Raducanu plays on Centre Court for the first time in this year’s Championships

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5 d. ago When is Emma Raducanu playing her second round match at Wimbledon?

British No 1 Raducanu plays on Centre Court for the first time in this year’s Championships

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5 d. ago BBC's Martina Navratilova in tears live on air as Wimbledon break protocol

Petra Kvitova was beaten by Emma Navarro in the first round of Wimbledon on Monday, with the two-time former champion playing her final match at the All England Club

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5 d. ago Liam Gallagher says 'we'd have done more' ahead of huge Cardiff Oasis gigs

Oasis play live for the first time in 16 years on July 4 and 5 in Cardiff

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6 d. ago The two sides of Sarina Wiegman’s approach driving the ‘noise’ around England

While many England players are still in awe of the two-time Euros-winning coach, an unusually tumultuous build-up to Euro 2025 has led others wondering if Wiegman’s abrupt style is having the same effect, writes Miguel Delaney

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6 d. ago Queues and winning Raducanu make Wimbledon feel even more British than usual

Seven inspired wins, David Beckham in the royal box and 10,000 fans at Wimbledon Park meant a memorable start to SW19It might sound implausible, but this was a day where Wimbledon, that most quintessential of British sporting institutions, felt even more British than usual. The queues were lengthy, the weather hitting record-breaking heights. And over a glorious day of action, the All England Club reverberated to the rare sound of unheralded British players shattering expectations – and ripping up the record books.By the time Katie Boulter left Centre Court with the cheers still ringing in her ears after defeating the No 9 seed Paula Badosa, there had been a magnificent seven British victories on day one – the most in a single day in the open era. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Oasis heard playing for the first time in over a decade ahead of Cardiff Principality Stadium gig

Soundchecks are underway for Oasis Live '25 in Cardiff

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6 d. ago Wimbledon 2025: Alcaraz, Sabalenka, Raducanu and more in day one action – live

The first round matches get under way at SW19Email Michael | Raducanu faces Xu in openerOut on Court 4, the lowest-ranked player in the men’s draw is 21-year‑old British qualifier Oliver Tarvet, who is currently on serve in the first set against Leandro Riedi.As mentioned in Tumaini Carayol’s piece on Sunday, the No 719 in the world spends most of his time playing tennis in college for the University of San Diego, something that has had a direct effect on the prize money he can claim. Players that qualify for the first round normally bag £66,000 but college rules in the US mean that under NCAA rules, players are restricted in how much they can claim from professional tournaments. On Friday, Tarvet explained players are allowed $10,000 (£7,290) in profit every year, as well as any expenses incurred during the events. Continue reading...

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