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Former F1 boss and TV pundit Jordan dies aged 76Former Formula 1 boss and television pundit Eddie Jordan dies at the age of 76.
'Complicated and confrontational' - essential read on England boss TuchelThomas Tuchel has been set the challenge of winning the World Cup in 2026. BBC Sport finds out what it is like working with England's new boss.
Alcaraz 'does not support' Djokovic union's legal actionWorld number three Carlos Alcaraz says he does not support the legal action being taken against tennis' governing bodies by the players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic.
'There will never be anyone like him' - Hill tribute to JordanDamon Hill pays tribute to Eddie Jordan after the former Formula 1 team boss' dies aged 76.
Chelsea complete £62m Quenda and Essugo double signingChelsea complete the double signing of Sporting midfielders Geovany Quenda and Dario Essugo for a combined fee of around £62.4m.
Raducanu ends coaching trial with Platenik after two weeksEmma Raducanu's coaching trial with Slovakian Vladimir Platenik is over after just two weeks.
Obituary: Eddie Jordan, the flamboyant deal-maker of Formula 1Formula 1 team boss Eddie Jordan was a rogue who was sometimes loveable, sometimes dodgy, occasionally both at the same time.
Is England's most exciting generation still to emerge?Littered with talent from some of Europe's biggest clubs, England's Under-21 squad now has an estimated worth of more than £500m - so is it their most exciting group yet?
No changes needed to McLaren car - NorrisLando Norris says McLaren will not have to modify their car following the introduction of stricter tests on flexible wings for this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix.
IOC presidential race reaches finish line - key questions answeredBBC Sport looks at the key questions before Thursday's IOC presidential vote.
No home, food or phone: Blachowicz's 'detox' from lifeJan Blachowicz returns to action against Carlos Ulberg at UFC London after a "detox" from life as he recovered from double shoulder surgery.
Is Maldini the greatest Champions League captain?Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Micah Richards discuss Paulo Maldini and what traits make a good captain on Match of the Day Top 10.
'Oh my goodness!' - Referee's slip leads to winning winning goalReferee Kelly Sutherland inadvertently plays a key role in the eventual match-winning Toronto Maple Leafs goal during their 2-1 victory against the Colorado Avalanche in the NHL.
From bartender to England boss - Rangnick reflects on Tuchel's journeyEx-Germany midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger meets former Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick to learn more about new England manager Thomas Tuchel.
Bronze opens up about autism & ADHD diagnosesChelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze speaks exclusively to BBC Sport, telling Alex Scott about her autism and ADHD diagnoses, and how it affects her life on and off the pitch.
Watt is hitting the Burnley weight roomJJ Watt talks to Mark Chapman about investing in Burnley and what he brings to the boardroom.
New Boat Race selection policy 'very unfair'Olympic champion Imogen Grant says the row between Oxford and Cambridge over selection for the Boat Races is "very unfair".
Gomes rejects West Ham offer - Thursday's gossipAngel Gomes rejects West Ham offer, Arsenal keen on Moise Kean, Man Utd chasing striker pair while Liverpool target Julian Alvarez not for sale.
The 2024-25 Nations League explainedAs the Nations League returns this week with the play-off and knockout stages of the competition, BBC Sport outlines how the format works.
Doncic reaches milestone as Lakers defeat NuggetsLuka Doncic scores 31 points as the Los Angeles Lakers ease to a 120-108 home win against the Denver Nuggets in the Western Conference.
Bath flying but Saints need boost as Premiership returnsAs Premiership Rugby returns after an eight-week break, BBC Sport assesses the table going into the final third of the season.
Tierney return gives Clarke 'a lot to think about'The return of Kieran Tierney has given Scotland head coach Steve Clark "a lot to think about" going into the Nations League play-off with Greece.
Will we see Venus Williams on a tennis court again?It is a year since Venus Williams played a match. Has the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion quietly retired?
Celebration blunder, hilarious kids & a royal encounterWatch the funniest moments from the 2025 Six Nations, starring some hilarious kids, an unfortunate stag, and Henry Pollock's encounter with the Prince and Princess of Wales.
'Tuchel called me unprofessional for not being in bed at 10pm' - BurnNewcastle defender Dan Burn says England manager Thomas Tuchel called him "unprofessional" for answering the phone at 10pm to let him know he was in the England squad.
'I thought I'd never play again' - Kyrgios on first ATP Tour win in over two years'I thought I'd never play again' - Kyrgios on first ATP Tour win in over two years
What is the reasoning behind Tuchel's selection?The Monday Night Club's Rory Smith explains why Thomas Tuchel has included Jordan Henderson in his first England squad selection for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
'We could have had Beyonce' - Sweeney wants more non-sport events at TwickenhamRFU chief executive Bill Sweeney says it would be "very difficult" to stay at Allianz Stadium unless there is an increase in non-sporting events it can stage.
Ten years on, can China still meet grand football plans?In 2015, Xi Jinping posed for a selfie with Sergio Aguero and David Cameron, but are China still on track to meet his footballing goals?
Foster to coach Australia/NZ side against LionsFormer New Zealand boss Ian Foster will coach a combined Australia/New Zealand XV against the British and Irish Lions on their 2025 tour of Australia.
WRU to blame for Wales' rugby woes, admits TierneyWales Rugby Union chief executive Abi Tierney vows to carry on despite criticism and abuse amid Wales' losing run.
Cushing's 'tactical masterclass' as Man City put one foot in semisManchester City interim manager Nick Cushing's eventful week continues as he proves the 'mastermind' behind their victory over Chelsea.
Edinburgh to stage start of Tour de France in 2027The men's and women's Tour de France will both begin in Britain in 2027, with Edinburgh to stage the men's Grand Depart.
Boulter knocked out of Miami Open in first roundBritish number one Katie Boulter is knocked out of the first round of the Miami Open following a straight-set defeat by American Peyton Stearns.
Hunter Bell, Caudery & Azu lead GB World Indoor medal hopesGeorgia Hunter Bell, Molly Caudery and Jeremiah Azu are among Great Britain's gold medal hopes at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Nanjing, China.
Wilson reaches Players Championship semi-finalsWorld champion Kyren Wilson progresses to the semi-finals of the Players Championship in Telford with a 6-3 win against Mark Williams.
NZ prodigy, 15, youngest to run sub-four-minute mileAged 15, New Zealand's Sam Ruthe becomes the youngest person in history to run a sub-four-minute mile.
Warrington winger Lynch banned after drugs testWarrington Wolves winger Josh Lynch is banned for 16 months for use of a prohibited substance.
Scheffler happy form improving for Masters defenceWorld number one Scottie Scheffler is confident he is getting back to his best after relatively slow start to the season as he recovers from a hand injury.
Players v tennis tours: why the lawsuit and what next?BBC Sport tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at the key questions after a players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic began legal action against tennis' governing bodies.
McColgan 'numb' to 'dangerous' body shaming commentsEilish McColgan says she is "numb" to comments on social media about her body shape and warned of the dangers of associating her with eating disorders.
I owe the UK fans after last performance - EdwardsLeon Edwards says he "owes the fans" when he faces Sean Brady at UFC London on Saturday after losing his welterweight title to Belal Muhammad in July.
England & Wales begin World Cup qualifying - all you need to knowEuropean qualification for the 2026 World Cup begins this week, with England and Wales among the nations in action. BBC Sport looks at all you need to know.
Robertson eyes Dalglish's Scotland cap recordScotland captain Andy Robertson has given no consideration to international retirement and has been teasing Sir Kenny Dalglish that he is chasing down his caps record.
Gravenberch withdraws from Netherlands squadLiverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch withdraws from the Netherlands squad for their two-legged Nations League quarter-final against Spain.
O'Neill backs Donley for 'great future' after NI switchNorthern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says new addition Jamie Donley possesses the attributes to be a success at senior international level after switching allegiance from England.
'Fabulous' Bielle-Biarrey stars in Six Nations best triesWatch as leading try-scorer Louis Bielle-Biarrey features in the best tries from this year's Six Nations.
Barclay & Warburton pick Lions XVs after Six NationsSix Nations Rugby Special's John Barclay and Sam Warburton pick their British and Irish Lions XVs after the conclusion of the Six Nations.
It's the most nervous I've been in a long time - McIlroyRory McIlroy admits he was nervous in the Players Championship play-off win, but that the experience sets him up perfectly for the majors ahead.
Indian Wells title means world to me - DraperGreat Britain's Jack Draper claims the biggest title of his career with a straight-sets win over Denmark's Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final.
Emotional Newcastle fans reflect on historic winEmotional Newcastle fans reflect on their historic 2-1 Carabao Cup final victory over Liverpool to win their first major trophy in 56 years.
'Complicated' but 'honest' - Tuchel's path from barman to England bossThomas Tuchel has been set the challenge of winning the World Cup in 2026. BBC Sport finds out what it is like working with England's new boss.
Tierney return gives Clarke 'a lot to think about'The return of Kieran Tierney has given Scotland head coach Steve Clark "a lot to think about" going into the Nations League play-off with Greece.
WRU to blame for Wales' rugby woes, admits TierneyWales Rugby Union chief executive Abi Tierney vows to carry on despite criticism and abuse amid Wales' losing run.
When Wales ruled Six Nations - 20 years on from Grand SlamAs Welsh rugby reflects on one of its darkest days, 19 March marks the 20th anniversary of one of its best.
Women's Six Nations team-by-team guideEngland start as favourites as they target a seventh Women's Six Nations title in a row, but how are other nations shaping up and can anyone challenge the Red Roses?
Sir Gareth Southgate: Boys need role models not gaming and pornYoung men are increasingly turning to "callous, manipulative and toxic" influencers as role models, Sir Gareth Southgate says.
Rejection, non-league and pushing trolleys: Burn's rise to EnglandNewcastle defender Dan Burn reflects on his route to the England squad via non-league football and pushing trolleys at a supermarket.
How long will Hamilton need to find feet at Ferrari?F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your questions following a dramatic opening to the season in Australia.
Lions team: Russell fly-half, Itoje captain & Murray at 15?BBC pundits John Barclay and Sam Warburton name their final Lions XVs but how different are their choices to when they picked their sides after the opening round of the Six Nations?
In Pictures: Sporting photos of the weekA selection of some of the most striking sports photographs taken around the world over the past seven days.
'I signed Barcelona deal - then had a stroke at 24'Goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck suffered a stroke six months after being part of the England squad which reached the World Cup final - this is the story of her remarkable comeback.
A cash-filled briefcase, a missing shield and the beating of AustraliaWhen England's women face Australia in Las Vegas on Saturday night, they can thank the Great Britain trailblazers who overcame remarkable odds just to get a Test series on - and then won it.
I was effectively homeless after getting sacked - StoneyFormer England captain Casey Stoney tells BBC Sport how she and her family have rebuilt their lives after her sacking by San Diego Wave left them effectively homeless.
'Like a Jason Bourne movie' - how Afghan women's team fled TalibanThe Afghanistan Women's XI played their first match after an evacuation likened to "a Jason Bourne movie", led by three women on the other side of the world.
'She was like a tsunami' - the unstoppable rise of BonmatiFrom the moment she was named, Aitana Bonmati has stood out from the rest and stood up for something more than herself.
'I gave everything to boxing and still have nothing'Heather Hardy tells BBC Sport how she is adapting to life outside of boxing after the former world champion was left with a life-threatening injury.
How a Facebook advert changed a life and the look of a sportPhoebe Schecter had watched two Super Bowls and found them both "boring" before a move to the UK sparked an unlikely NFL career
'Complicated' but 'honest' - Tuchel's path from barman to England bossThomas Tuchel has been set the challenge of winning the World Cup in 2026. BBC Sport finds out what it is like working with England's new boss.
Chelsea complete £62.4m Quenda and Essugo double signingChelsea complete the double signing of Sporting midfielders Geovany Quenda and Dario Essugo for a combined fee of around £62.4m.
Tierney return gives Clarke 'a lot to think about'The return of Kieran Tierney has given Scotland head coach Steve Clark "a lot to think about" going into the Nations League play-off with Greece.
Is England's most exciting generation still to emerge?Littered with talent from some of Europe's biggest clubs, England's Under-21 squad now has an estimated worth of more than £500m - so is it their most exciting group yet?
Cushing's 'tactical masterclass' as Man City put one foot in semisManchester City interim manager Nick Cushing's eventful week continues as he proves the 'mastermind' behind their victory over Chelsea.
Chelsea 'miles off' - but first defeat 'no drama'Lucy Bronze says Chelsea were "miles off" in their defeat by Manchester City, but Sonia Bompastor believes her side can bounce back.
The 2024-25 Nations League explainedAs the Nations League returns this week with the play-off and knockout stages of the competition, BBC Sport outlines how the format works.
Ten years on, can China still meet grand football plans?In 2015, Xi Jinping posed for a selfie with Sergio Aguero and David Cameron, but are China still on track to meet his footballing goals?
Is Maldini the greatest Champions League captain?Gary Lineker, Alan Shearer and Micah Richards discuss Paulo Maldini and what traits make a good captain on Match of the Day Top 10.
Gomes rejects West Ham offer - Thursday's gossipAngel Gomes rejects West Ham offer, Arsenal keen on Moise Kean, Man Utd chasing striker pair while Liverpool target Julian Alvarez not for sale.
England & Wales begin World Cup qualifying - all you need to knowEuropean qualification for the 2026 World Cup begins this week, with England and Wales among the nations in action. BBC Sport looks at all you need to know.
From bartender to England boss - Rangnick reflects on Tuchel's journeyEx-Germany midfielder Thomas Hitzlsperger meets former Manchester United boss Ralf Rangnick to learn more about new England manager Thomas Tuchel.
'Kenny says he's still the main man' - Robertson on Scotland cap targetCaptain Andy Robertson will become Scotland's third-highest ever men's cap holder if he plays against Greece on Thursday.
Bronze opens up about autism & ADHD diagnosesChelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze speaks exclusively to BBC Sport, telling Alex Scott about her autism and ADHD diagnoses, and how it affects her life on and off the pitch.
Watt is hitting the Burnley weight roomJJ Watt talks to Mark Chapman about investing in Burnley and what he brings to the boardroom.
Henderson has that winning mentality - PickfordEngland goalkeeper Jordan Pickford says Jordan Henderson and Dan Burn's inclusion in the squad will "make it a better camp for everybody".
Robertson eyes Dalglish's Scotland cap recordScotland captain Andy Robertson has given no consideration to international retirement and has been teasing Sir Kenny Dalglish that he is chasing down his caps record.
Uefa charges Rangers over anti-woke bannerRangers describe the display by supporters of an anti-woke banner at their Europa League game against Fenerbahce - and which has led to a disciplinary charge from Uefa - as "shameful" and "embarrassing".
How James became the 'main man' for Leeds and WalesBBC Sport Wales looks at how Dan James became the "main man" for Leeds United and Wales in what could be the greatest year of the winger's career.
Gravenberch withdraws from Netherlands squadLiverpool midfielder Ryan Gravenberch withdraws from the Netherlands squad for their two-legged Nations League quarter-final against Spain.
Poor pitches put female players' 'safety at risk'The PFA says the safety of female footballers is being put "at risk" by substandard playing conditions in major matches.
O'Neill backs Donley for 'great future' after NI switchNorthern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says new addition Jamie Donley possesses the attributes to be a success at senior international level after switching allegiance from England.
Match of the Day top 10: Champions League all-time XI10. Alan and Micah pick their all-time Champions League XIs.
'What's wrong with wanting to be best?' - Clarke on MillerCoach Steve Clarke says it is wrong to criticise Lennon Miller after the 18-year-old said he wants to become the best player in the Scotland squad.
Ex-England striker dad backed Hirst's Scotland switchGeorge Hirst says he has the full backing of his dad, former England striker David, to make his "dream" switch to Steve Clarke's squad.
Texas to Turf Moor - why a NFL icon is so invested in BurnleyNFL icon and Burnley investor JJ Watt tells BBC Sport why he bought into the Clarets, what he gets from it, and how he sees the club's future.
Greeks summon legend of King Otto before Scotland tieAlmost 21 years on from Greece's greatest triumph, Scotland's opponents have their sights set on Nations League A.
Cameroon held to shock draw by Eswatini in World Cup qualifyingUnfancied Eswatini hold Cameroon to a 0-0 draw in African qualifying for the 2026 Fifa World Cup, while Tunisia continue their unbeaten start.
Having autism has worked to my advantage in football - BronzeChelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze opens up for the first time about her autism and ADHD diagnoses to raise awareness and help others.
League One Crawley part company with boss ElliotCrawley Town part company with manager Rob Elliot with the club 12 points adrift of safety in League One.
Rejection, non-league and pushing trolleys: Burn's rise to EnglandNewcastle defender Dan Burn reflects on his route to the England squad via non-league football and pushing trolleys at a supermarket.
Ex-player 'poured a brandy' after learning of his 'death'Petko Ganchev jokes he "poured himself a small brandy" after his former club Arda Kardzhal held a minute's silence in the mistaken belief he had died.
Issues for Northern Ireland as they plan World Cup campaignWith just four games before the start of Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifying campaign, Michael O'Neill faces several issues before their return to competitive action.
Sir Gareth Southgate: Boys need role models not gaming and pornYoung men are increasingly turning to "callous, manipulative and toxic" influencers as role models, Sir Gareth Southgate says.
'Tuchel called me unprofessional for not being in bed at 10pm' - BurnNewcastle defender Dan Burn says England manager Thomas Tuchel called him "unprofessional" for answering the phone at 10pm to let him know he was in the England squad.
What is the reasoning behind Tuchel's selection?The Monday Night Club's Rory Smith explains why Thomas Tuchel has included Jordan Henderson in his first England squad selection for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
I'm more emotional than I've been in my life - AntonioWatch as West Ham's record Premier League goalscorer Michail Antonio talks about the car crash that left him in hospital for more than three weeks and the road to recovery.
How 11th could mean Europe & the race for Champions LeagueThe race for European places feels like the most exciting narrative left in this season's Premier League, with spots up for grabs as far down as 11th.
Pitch for Arsenal loss at Real a disgrace - WrightArsenal boss Renee Slegers says women's football needs better pitches after Ian Wright describes Real Madrid's playing surface as a "disgrace".
'Too much emotion makes you do crazy things' - Mateta defends RobertsCrystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta defends Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts, saying "too much emotion makes you do crazy things".
What has changed for NI since Nations League?With some new faces, players on the move and strikers finding form, it has been an eventful four months for Michael O'Neill's squad since their Nations League promotion in November.
Arsenal set to open new contract talks with SakaArsenal are set to open formal talks with Bukayo Saka over a new contract as the attacker enters the final two years of his term.
'Incredible' Tuchel helped Gibbs-White over England upsetMorgan Gibbs-White says Thomas Tuchel has been "incredible" with England's players - but the midfielder was upset to initially be left out by the new head coach.
Liverpool legend Hansen receives MBEFormer Liverpool defender and long-time BBC Match of the Day pundit Alan Hansen receives his MBE for services to football and broadcasting at Windsor Castle on Tuesday.
MbappéFrom Paris suburbs to the pinnacle of football, a look at a once-in-a-generation talent.
'The party's not over yet' - inside Newcastle's celebrationsMOTD pundit and Newcastle United legend Alan Shearer explains why his old club's EFL Cup final success to end their long wait for a trophy meant so much to him.
'I'm getting stopped at school for selfies'James Wilson is in the Scotland squad within a year of his Hearts debut - and being asked for selfies at school is now part of his life.
How does Scotland's top-six race look with three games to go?Eight teams can still clinch one of four remaining places in the Scottish Premiership's top six with three games left before the split, but what are their chances?
Design versus reality: Are some new football stadiums too good to be true?Architects say the brand message clubs want to promote is a central part of modern stadium design.
Has Tuchel's first squad revealed England's short-term strategy?Thomas Tuchel is a proven winner and his first England squad shows the focus is on achieving that short-term goal, writes Phil McNulty.
Manager ins and outs - March 2025BBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.
Transfers - February & March 2025 and all the deadline day dealsCheck out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.
Tierney return gives Clarke 'a lot to think about'The return of Kieran Tierney has given Scotland head coach Steve Clark "a lot to think about" going into the Nations League play-off with Greece.
Listen: Nevin previews Greece versus ScotlandJane Lewis, Michael Grant and Pat Nevin preview Scotland's away match with Greece.
'Inter have strong interest in McTominay' - gossipInternazionale are linked with Napoli's Scott McTominay while Rangers' Hamza Igamane is reportedly a target for Marseille.
'What's wrong with wanting to be best?' - Clarke on MillerCoach Steve Clarke says it is wrong to criticise Lennon Miller after the 18-year-old said he wants to become the best player in the Scotland squad.
Rangers embarrassed by 'shameful' banner after Uefa chargesRangers describe the display by supporters of an anti-woke banner at their Europa League game against Fenerbahce - and which has led to a disciplinary charge from Uefa - as "shameful" and "embarrassing".
Greeks summon legend of King Otto before Scotland tieAlmost 21 years on from Greece's greatest triumph, Scotland's opponents have their sights set on Nations League A.
You are Scotland boss Clarke… what would you do?Select your XI, map out your tactics and deliver the pre-match team talk for Scotland's Nations League game against Greece.
'Perfect captain' Fernandes 'sometimes needs to trust team-mates'Bruno Fernandes is the "perfect captain" for Manchester United but "needs to trust his team-mates", says boss Ruben Amorim.
The double-kick penalty that cost Atletico Madrid in shootoutJulian Alvarez's penalty in the shootout between Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid is ruled out after he slips and is deemed to have hit the ball twice in one movement.
Cushing's 'tactical masterclass' as Man City put one foot in semisManchester City interim manager Nick Cushing's eventful week continues as he proves the 'mastermind' behind their victory over Chelsea.
Chelsea 'miles off' - but first defeat 'no drama'Lucy Bronze says Chelsea were "miles off" in their defeat by Manchester City, but Sonia Bompastor believes her side can bounce back.
Poor pitches put female players' 'safety at risk'The PFA says the safety of female footballers is being put "at risk" by substandard playing conditions in major matches.
Having autism has worked to my advantage in football - BronzeChelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze opens up for the first time about her autism and ADHD diagnoses to raise awareness and help others.
Conditions hit Arsenal hopes as Wright says pitch a 'disgrace'Arsenal boss Renee Slegers says women's football needs better pitches after Ian Wright describes Real Madrid's playing surface as a "disgrace".
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 OxfordTwenty 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 ChelseaVinay 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 generationNineteen years and 10 miles separated Zambia's football team from a lost, golden generation on a fateful night in Libreville.
The rise and fall of North Korea - the sleeping giant of women's footballNorth Korea lags behind most of the rest of the world in several areas. But the hermit state has had an outsized impact on international women's football.
Chasing the 'Ghost' - a superstar struck down by lightningJohn White did the League and Cup Double, but his sudden death left his son searching for the man behind the comic-book persona.
Panenka - the penalty that killed a career and started a feudAntonin Panenka's penalty in the Euro 1976 final birthed a whole new 12-yard tactic. But the risks were higher than anyone could imagine.
'Long road' back for England's Lawrence - Bath bossEngland centre Ollie Lawrence faces a "long road" back after surgery on an Achilles injury, says Bath boss Johann van Graan.
WRU to blame for Wales' rugby woes, admits TierneyWales Rugby Union chief executive Abi Tierney vows to carry on despite criticism and abuse amid Wales' losing run.
Foster to coach Australia/NZ side against LionsFormer New Zealand boss Ian Foster will coach a combined Australia/New Zealand XV against the British and Irish Lions on their 2025 tour of Australia.
Bath flying as Saints struggle - Premiership returnsAs Premiership Rugby returns after an eight-week break, BBC Sport assesses the table going into the final third of the season.
Hepher replaced by Hunter as Exeter head coachLong-serving Exeter Chiefs head coach Ali Hepher is removed from his role at the Premiership strugglers and replaced by Rob Hunter.
'We could have had Beyonce' - Sweeney wants more non-sport events at TwickenhamRFU chief executive Bill Sweeney says it would be "very difficult" to stay at Allianz Stadium unless there is an increase in non-sporting events it can stage.
Celebration blunder, hilarious kids & a royal encounterWatch the funniest moments from the 2025 Six Nations, starring some hilarious kids, an unfortunate stag, and Henry Pollock's encounter with the Prince and Princess of Wales.
'Fabulous' Bielle-Biarrey stars in Six Nations best triesWatch as leading try-scorer Louis Bielle-Biarrey features in the best tries from this year's Six Nations.
Barclay & Warburton pick Lions XVs after Six NationsSix Nations Rugby Special's John Barclay and Sam Warburton pick their British and Irish Lions XVs after the conclusion of the Six Nations.
Cowan-Dickie's tap tackle in Six Nations final week's best momentsLuke Cowan-Dickie's incredible last-ditch tap tackle against Wales features in the best moments from the final weekend of the men's Six Nations.
Itoje 'frontrunner' for Lions captaincy - WarburtonEx-British and Irish Lions skipper and Six Nations Rugby Special pundit Sam Warburton says England's Maro Itoje is the "frontrunner" for the Lions captaincy.
'WRU must cut a region to solve Welsh rugby crisis' - WarburtonFormer Wales captain Sam Warburton says the Welsh Rugby Union must cut one of the four Welsh regions in a bid to solve a crisis that has seen the national side suffer 17 Test defeats in a row.
MacDonald 'terrified' during recovery before England returnEngland wing Claudia MacDonald says she has overcome her fear of leaving the house after recovering from a second neck injury to return to the Red Roses set-up.
Ireland have 'huge belief' heading into Six NationsCentre Eve Higgins says Ireland have "huge belief" heading into their Women's Six Nations opener with France in Belfast.
The Women's Six Nations: Coaches specialSara & Kat catch up with all the home nations coaches
Women's Six Nations team-by-team guideEngland start as favourites as they target a seventh Women's Six Nations title in a row, but how are other nations shaping up and can anyone challenge the Red Roses?
Premiership needs more clubs, says Coventry chiefCoventry boss Jon Sharp says the Premiership needs more clubs following the rejection of Ealing Trailfinders' promotion bid.
England and Bristol Bears centre Reed retiresBristol Bears centre Amber Reed, who was part of England's World Cup-winning squad in 2014, retires at the age of 33.
When Welsh rugby ruled: 20 years since 2005 Grand SlamAs Welsh rugby reflects on one of its darkest days, 19 March marks the 20th anniversary of one of its best.
Why 'fantastic' France were deserved Six Nations winnersSix Nations Rugby Special pundits John Barclay and Sam Warburton discuss France's dominance, physicality and power across the Six Nations tournament after their win against Scotland secured them the title.
Ruthless France beat Scotland to win Six Nations titleWatch highlights as France beat Scotland 35-16 to end England's title hopes and win the Six Nations title.
Gloucester-Hartpury seal third consecutive PWR titleWatch highlights as Gloucester-Hartpury seal their third consecutive Premiership Women's Rugby title by beating Saracens 34-19 at StoneX Stadium.
Was this Bielle-Biarrey try the moment France clinched Six Nations title?Watch Louis Bielle-Biarrey's game-changing try against Scotland which helped France secure the Six Nations title.
England score 10 tries to hammer Wales in CardiffWatch highlights as England score 10 tries to hammer Wales 68-14 in Cardiff and finish second in the Six Nations.
Should Mauvaka head collision on White have been a red card?Watch as Peato Mauvaka avoids a red card after headbutting Ben White in the win over Scotland that clinched France the Six Nations title.
Pollock, 20, scores two tries on England debutNorthampton Saints back row Henry Pollock, 20, scores two tries for England on his debut against Wales in the Six Nations.
Whatever happens in Six Nations finale, England did their job - ItojeEngland captain Maro Itoje saying captaining England has been a "privilege and honor" after they had a record-breaking win against Wales in the Six Nations at Principality Stadium, Cardiff.
How England's powerful physicality 'obliterated' WalesBBC Sport pundits discuss how England's powerful physicality "obliterated" Wales during their Six Nations clash at the Principality stadium.
How to follow Women's Six Nations on the BBC - and full fixturesBBC Sport has live match coverage and video highlights of every game in the Women's Six Nations as England seek to make it seven titles in a row.
English Champions Cup win would be 'miraculous' - CareHarlequins scrum-half Danny Care says it would be "miraculous" if an English team won the Investec Champions Cup this season.
Ireland duo Lowe and Osborne extend Leinster dealsIreland internationals James Lowe and Jamie Osborne sign new deals to remain at United Rugby Championship leaders Leinster.
Grand Slam 2005: Where are they now?Twenty years on, BBC Sport tracks down the heroes of Wales' 2005 Six Nations Grand Slam.
Venner's 'rollercoaster ride' back to England squadGloucester-Hartpury wing Mia Venner is closing in on a second England cap, five years after her international debut as a 17-year-old.
Lions team: Russell fly-half, Itoje captain & Murray at 15?BBC pundits John Barclay and Sam Warburton name their final Lions XVs but how different are their choices to when they picked their sides after the opening round of the Six Nations?
'Wales v Georgia Six Nations play-off is only logical'Coach Richard Cockerill says Georgia have "earned the right" to face Wales in a play-off to decide who should be in the 2026 Six Nations.
Scotland set sights on third place in Women's Six NationsThree wins and a third place finish would represent a successful Women's Six Nations for Scotland, says captain Rachel Malcolm.
Mauvaka cited for yellow card challenge on WhiteFrance hooker Peato Mauvaka is cited for foul play following his off-the-ball challenge on Scotland's Ben White in Paris on Saturday.
Six plays that defined the Six NationsIreland's intricacies, England's accuracy, Scotland's width and France's instinct - how the teams and their tactics were summed up in six instances of this year's Six Nations.
Five talking points from final round of Six NationsHere's our round-up of the big talking points from the final round of fixtures in the 2025 tournament.
Kinghorn & Freeman nominated for Six Nations awardScotland full-back Blair Kinghorn and England wing Tommy Freeman are among the nominees for the 2025 Six Nations Player of the Championship award.
'I have not seen that complete an England performance for years'In his BBC Sport column, World Cup winner Matt Dawson reflects on England's huge Six Nations win over Wales, their entire Six Nations campaign and why Maro Itoje is a Lions captain in waiting.
'Evolution beckons for Ireland as legends bow out'Ireland look to rebuild and evolve as Peter O'Mahony, Cian Healy and Conor Murray retire at the end of a disappointing Six Nations campaign.
Where can Welsh rugby possibly go from here?Welsh rugby hit rock bottom through the shattering reality of a record humiliation by England at the Principality Stadium.
Are Scotland flattering to deceive? Or is this their level?As another frustrating Six Nations campaign concludes, Scotland just can't shake the consistently inconsistent tag.
'I had to redefine myself' - Hampson on life-changing injury, 20 years onFormer Leicester Tigers prop Matt Hampson reflects on the life-changing work he took on after being left paralysed from the neck down 20 years ago.
Gavin Henson: The kick that changed everythingTwo decades have passed since Gavin Henson kicked Wales to victory over England for a first Welsh Grand Slam in 27 years - and a BBC podcast has gone in search of the 'Golden Boy'.
Scholarship, hardship and an English rugby divideA potential squeeze on scholarships could put pressure on England's rugby talent pipelines and make scouts look more widely for talent.
'It is a revolution' - how rugby is taking Paris by stormHow France tapped into Paris' latent rugby talent, fighting in football's stronghold to change the face of a sport and a team.
'Scotland played best in two toughest challenges'Head coach Gregor Townsend hails his Scotland side's performance in their defeat by France in Paris at the end of a Six Nations campaign that ended with regrets.
Wales need to make seismic changes - JonesEx-captain Alun Wyn Jones says Wales need to make "seismic changes" across the board after they are thrashed 68-14 by England.
It's a privilege to coach England - BorthwickEngland head coach Steve Borthwick says it's a "privilege" to coach a "young and evolving" England team after their record-breaking win against Wales in the Six Nations at Principality Stadium, Cardiff.
Sheehan shines as Ireland hold off Italy but title hopes overWatch as Dan Sheehan's hat-trick helps Ireland beat Italy 22-17 as they cling onto their Six Nations title hopes.
England defeat one body blow too many - SherrattInterim Wales head coach Matt Sherratt says Wales' 10-try Six Nations defeat to England was "one body blow too many".
Captain Itoje scores early opening England tryWatch England captain Maro Itoje score an early try against Wales in the Six Nations.
Wales dash England U20s Grand Slam dreamWales Under-20s wreck England's hopes of a Six Nations Grand Slam with a 23-13 victory at Cardiff Arms Park.
'He goes where most humans wouldn't go' - what makes Tom Curry specialFlanker Tom Curry explains why he loves putting his body on the line, and how he has bounced back from career-saving hip surgery to spearhead England's push for the Six Nations title.
How French power game has made them Six Nations title favouritesSix Nations Rugby Special pundits Jonathan Davies and Simon Zebo explain why they cannot see Scotland stopping France from winning the Six Nations title on Saturday.
Scotland's Russell on facing France and 'brilliant' NtamackScotland co-captain Finn Russell discusses their upcoming game against France in Paris.
Scrum V Top 5: Will Carling's favourite Welsh playersFormer England captain Will Carling returns to Cardiff to tell Mike Bubbins of his young life as a Wales fan and name his favourite Welsh players.
Rugby Union WeeklyIt's the final pod of the 2025 Six Nations with Chris, Tom English and Gareth Rhys Owen.
Bloodgate: The scandal that rocked rugby unionHow a joke shop blood capsule unleashed a chain of events that shook rugby to its core.
Rugby Union WeeklyThe pod is in Paris and Cardiff on the final day of the 2025 Men's Six nations.
Rugby Union WeeklyChris is joined by Ashy and Matt Dawson at Twickenham to reflect on the fourth weekend.
Rugby Union WeeklyEngland's Jamie George chats Chris and Ashy ahead of his 100th cap.
New Zealand complete comfortable win over PakistanNew Zealand take a 2-0 lead in their T20 series in Pakistan with a five-wicket win in Dunedin.
Willey backs earlier Finals Day in T20 BlastNorthants Steelbacks captain David Willey calls for T20 Blast Finals Day to be reinstated earlier in the domestic season instead of September.
Quiz: Name the England players to have played in IPLAs Jacob Bethell and Jamie Overton prepare to play in the IPL for the first time, can you name the other 41 England players to have featured in the tournament?
Surrey sign Australia all-rounder HarrisAustralia international Grace Harris signs as Surrey's overseas player for the upcoming season.
Leics sign Pakistan batter and ex-Yorkshire captain MasoodLeicestershire sign Pakistan international and former Yorkshire captain Shan Masood for the upcoming campaign.
Pears all-rounder Waite pens new three-year dealWorcestershire all-rounder Matthew Waite signs a new three-year contract with the Pears.
New Zealand crush Pakistan in T20 openerPakistan are bowled out for 91 - their lowest T20 total in New Zealand - in the series opener in Christchurch.
Ice-cool Sciver-Brunt helps Mumbai Indians win WPLNat Sciver-Brunt claims 3-30 as Mumbai Indians win the Women's Premier League with an eight-run win over Delhi Capitals in the final.
Kohli rules out T20 comeback for LA 2028 OlympicsIndia batter Virat Kohli rules out a T20 international comeback at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028.
Warner tells English fans to 'boo me' this summerFormer Australia batter David Warner says he would welcome English cricket fans booing him during The Hundred this summer.
Scots face West Indies, Irish take on Pakistan in opening qualifiersScotland will take on West Indies, while Ireland face hosts Pakistan on the opening day of the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Qualifier in April.
Wood set to miss Test summer after knee surgeryFast bowler Mark Wood is likely to miss all of England's home Tests this summer after having surgery on a left knee injury.
Ex-Scotland bowler 'victimised' for speaking out on racism, report saysMajid Haq says he has faced abuse in the three years since speaking out about racism in cricket.
Billings would 'jump' at England captaincy chanceSam Billings says he would "jump at an opportunity" to become England's next white-ball captain.
Gibson & Capsey in England A squads to face AustraliaEngland A name their three squads for the upcoming tour to Australia.
The Hundred 2025: Full squad listsFind out who is set to play for each team in The Hundred for the 2025 season.
Stumped: Can India's men dominate white-ball cricket for a decade?After India won the ICC Champions Trophy, can anyone stop them in the white ball game?
Spirit sign Warner but Anderson unsold in Hundred draftFormer Australia batter David Warner will play in The Hundred for the first time having signed for London Spirit but former England bowler James Anderson is unsold.
All-rounder Mousley signs new two-year Bears dealWarwickshire and England off-spinning all-rounder Dan Mousley signs a new two-year deal until the end of the 2027 season.
A good moment for 'fresh ideas' - Anderson on England white-ballJames Anderson looks at what the future holds for the England white-ball team.
Ireland call off Afghanistan series 'for financial reasons'Ireland drop a multi-format home series against Afghanistan because of financial reasons but will host England and West Indies in men's matches this year, with Ireland women hosting Zimbabwe and Pakistan.
Champions Trophy top run-scorers, wicket-takers and team of tournamentWhich sides are on course to make the Champions Trophy semi-finals? Who has the most runs? And who has taken the most wickets?
Aus-Eng 150th anniversary Test will be day-night matchThe 150th anniversary fixture between England and Australia to celebrate the first Test match will be a day-night contest at the MCG.
Key 'annoyed' by perception of England under McCullumRob Key says he gets annoyed by the perception of Brendon McCullum's England teams as being carefree, but admits it is "our own fault".
TailendersThe Hundred Draft, breaking news from Greg and Fe, homework for Jimmy, and Mark Wood news
Test Match SpecialMark Chapman is joined by Michael Vaughan, Jimmy Anderson and Rob Key.
Test Match SpecialReaction as India beat New Zealand to win the Champions Trophy & Rob Key talks England.
Stumped: Flower on the key to coaching KohliRoyal Challengers Bangalore head coach Andy Flower on the IPL, Kohli and England's woes.
Test Match SpecialJos Buttler gives his reaction to England’s defeat in his final game as captain.
Will we see Venus Williams on a tennis court again?It is a year since Venus Williams played a match. Has the seven-time Grand Slam singles champion quietly retired?
Alcaraz 'does not support' Djokovic union's legal actionWorld number three Carlos Alcaraz says he does not support the legal action being taken against tennis' governing bodies by the players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic.
Raducanu ends coaching trial with PlatenikEmma Raducanu's coaching trial with Slovakian Vladimir Platenik is over after just two weeks.
'I thought I'd never play again' - Kyrgios on first win in two yearsNick Kyrgios says he feared he would never play tennis again after claiming his first ATP Tour victory since 2022 on Wednesday.
Boulter knocked out of Miami Open in first roundBritish number one Katie Boulter is knocked out of the first round of the Miami Open following a straight-set defeat by American Peyton Stearns.
'I thought I'd never play again' - Kyrgios on first ATP Tour win in over two years'I thought I'd never play again' - Kyrgios on first ATP Tour win in over two years
Players v tennis tours: why the lawsuit and what next?BBC Sport tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at the key questions after a players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic began legal action against tennis' governing bodies.
Getting through 'groundhog day' - how Draper became a Masters championWhen Jack Draper retired injured again at the Australian Open, he had to be patient - and is now celebrating the biggest title of his career.
I'm either labelled a robot or hysterical - SwiatekIga Swiatek is "not proud" of the way she took her frustration out on a ball boy but has criticised the "standards" she faces as "not healthy".
'Sport was a big release' - how autism helps Brooksby on courtJenson Brooksby was diagnosed with severe autism as a young child - and explains why his condition offers some advantages on court.
Second Serve: Your new weekly tennis briefingA new teenage superstar emerges, Britain has a top-10 star again and Miami Open talking points - this is the first edition of our weekly tennis snapshot.
Teenager Andreeva 'runs like rabbit' to stun SabalenkaTeenager Mirra Andreeva underlines her growing reputation as the hottest emerging talent on the WTA Tour by shocking Aryna Sabalenka to win the Indian Wells title.
Osaka wants to 'play with the big dogs' after Miami winFormer world number one Naomi Osaka wants to "play with the big dogs" after beating Yuliia Starodubtseva 3-6 6-4 6-3 in the Miami Open.
Draper beats Rune to win Indian Wells titleBritain's Jack Draper claims the biggest title of his career with a straight-set win over Denmark's Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final.
GB name strongest possible squad for BJK Cup qualifiersBritish number one Katie Boulter is named in a five-player team for Great Britain's Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers in April.
Kartal's memorable Indian Wells run ended by SabalenkaBritish lucky loser Sonay Kartal sees her memorable Indian Wells run ended emphatically by world number one Aryna Sabalenka.
From hotel dash to career-best run - Kartal reaches Indian Wells last 16Sonay Kartal's dream run at Indian Wells continues as the British lucky loser beats Polina Kudermetova to reach the fourth round.
Boulter and Norrie knocked out of Indian WellsThere are only two Britons left in Indian Wells after Katie Boulter and Cameron Norrie suffer straight-set defeats in the third round.
'Worst match I've ever played' - Osaka out in Indian Wells first roundFormer champion Naomi Osaka says her Indian Wells first-round exit was the "worst match I've ever played in my life".
'It's a struggle' - Djokovic loses againNovak Djokovic suffers his third straight defeat as Dutch lucky loser Botic van de Zandschulp pulls off a shock win.
Norrie wins at Indian Wells but Zverev and Ruud outBritish number two Cameron Norrie upsets 23rd seed Jiri Lehecka to reach the third round at Indian Wells.
Ukrainian Svitolina has had 'massive support' in USUkrainian Elina Svitolina says she has received "love and support" from the US public during her run to the Indian Wells last eight.
Jabeur wants to 'use platform' to change women's livesTunisian tennis star Ons Jabeur explains why she chose to become an ambassador for the World Food Programme and her hopes for International Women's Day.
Raducanu 'didn't feel anxious' in Indian Wells lossEmma Raducanu struggles in a testing Indian Wells wind as she loses in her first appearance since being targeted by a stalker during a match.
Britain face Poland in Davis Cup relegation play-offGreat Britain have been handed an away tie against Poland as they look to avoid relegation from the top tier of the Davis Cup.
Draper beats Rune in Indian Wells final - highlightsGreat Britain's Jack Draper claims the biggest title of his career with a straight-sets win over Denmark's Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final.
Indian Wells title means world to me - DraperGreat Britain's Jack Draper claims the biggest title of his career with a straight-sets win over Denmark's Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final.
17-year-old Andreeva wins Indian Wells title17-year-old Mirra Andreeva shocks world number one Aryna Sabalenka 2-6 6-4 6-3 to win the Indian Wells title.
Draper beats Alcaraz to reach Indian Wells finalBritain's Jack Draper is helped by a controversial video call to earn a coming-of-age win over four-time major champion Carlos Alcaraz.
Best shots as Draper sets up Alcaraz semi-finalWatch highlights as Great Britain's Jack Draper beats American Ben Shelton in Indian Wells to set up a semi-final against two-time defending champion Carlos Alcaraz.
'Not finishing matches is a concern' - Kyrgios retires in tearsWatch as an emotional Nick Kyrgios is forced to retire from his first-round Indian Wells match against Botic van de Zandschulp with a wrist injury.
Inside the doping deal for tennis' world number oneHow did Jannik Sinner’s drugs ban deal come about and where does it leave the fight against doping in tennis?
'Every woman has fear' - why risks facing female athletes remainEmma Raducanu's ordeal with a male fan in Dubai provided a stark reminder of the dangers faced by female athletes on a regular basis.
What happens next for Sinner after doping case?Just under a month after defending his Australian Open title, Jannik Sinner will serve a three-month ban from tennis. BBC Sport examines what happens to his ranking points and titles.
'It was never if, just when' - Keys' journey to Slam glorySeven and a bit years after her first major final, Madison Keys can finally call herself a Grand Slam champion. BBC Sport looks at her journey to Slam glory.
Doubles 'dating' & reindeer stew fuel Patten successBritain's Henry Patten tells BBC Sport how doubles "dating" and a reindeer stew helped forge a successful partnership with Harri Heliovaara.
'Brutal but fun' - how US college fuelled Fearnley's rapid riseLittle over a year ago, Jacob Fearnley was unranked in the professional tennis world. Now he is among the top 100 after one of the fastest climbs in ATP history.
The 'genius' behind 'one of best images' in tennisTwo players could claim to be the world's best – but on different surfaces. How could the Roger Federer-Rafael Nadal debate be settled? One man had an idea.
Bublik hits underarm ace after tie-break dramaWatch as Alexander Bublik hits an underarm ace against Felix Auger-Aliassime after a contentious video review decision in Dubai.
Australian Open champion Hewett enjoying Oda rivalryGreat Britain's Alfie Hewett gives his thoughts after beating defending champion Tokito Oda in the Australian Open final to win his 10th Grand Slam wheelchair singles title.
Raducanu turned down insect bite treatment over contamination concernsBritain's Emma Raducanu says she avoided using antiseptic spray on a recent bite that caused her ankle to swell, such is the care she feels she must take to avoid positive tests for prohibited substances.
Djokovic and Murray team up at the Australian OpenWatch as Novak Djokovic and his new coach Andy Murray practise ahead
of the Australian Open in Melbourne.
Boulter win takes GB into United Cup last eightKatie Boulter beats Australia's Olivia Gadecki in straight sets to ensure Great Britain reach the United Cup quarter-finals in Sydney.
'Brilliant' Sinner seals Davis Cup title for ItalyWatch the best shots as world number one Jannick Sinner secures back-to-back Davis Cups for Italy by beating the Netherlands' Tallon Griekspoor 7-6 (7-2) 6-2 in Malaga.
How 'genius' Nadal won 22 Grand Slams - including Wimbledon epicBBC Sport pays tribute to Rafael Nadal's incredible career and looks back at the 2008 Wimbledon final, after the 22-time Grand Slam winner announced he will be retiring at the end of the season.
GB's Boulter beaten as Slovakia level BJK Cup semi-finalWatch the best shots as Great Britain's Katie Boulter loses 6-2 4-6 4-6 to Slovakia's Rebecca Sramkova to level up their BJK Cup semi-final.
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