Football

May 23, 2026 Football
Rio Ngumoha, Alex Scott, Josh King and Ethan Nwaneri will not be part of England’s final squad for the 2026 World Cup, but the trio will still travel to the United States this summer. Three Lions head coach Thomas Tuchel has decided to bring the four youngsters — alongside Jason Steele, to Florida in order to bolster his squad during the pre-tournament training camp. Read more Read More
May 22, 2026 Football
England U15 continue their mini-tournament in Croatia, an intense international camp in which the Young Lions are playing four matches in six days. After a convincing opening victory over Japan followed by a difficult test against Brazil, Matt Thorpe’s side now prepare for their third fixture of the week, taking on the host nation today at 5pm. Read more Read More
May 9, 2026 Football
England U15 have confirmed their squad for the May 2026 international camp, which will see the Young Lions travel to Croatia for a demanding schedule featuring four matches in six days. Managed by Matt Thorpe, the camp gets underway on Tuesday 19 May against Japan, before England face Brazil the following day in one of the standout fixtures of the tournament. The Young Lions will then take on hosts Croatia on Friday 22 May, before concluding the week with a final placement match on Sunday 24 May against one of South Korea, Switzerland, the United States or Portugal. Read more Read More
May 7, 2026 Football
Ahead of the finals, Arsenal, Aston Villa and Crystal Palace have placed English football firmly at the summit of the European game this season. With English clubs contesting the Champions League final, the Europa League final and the Europa Conference League final, the Premier League has once again underlined its continental dominance. Such a situation had previously occurred in 2023 when Italy had a club in each final, but none of them ended up winning. Read more Read More
April 22, 2026 Football
Patryk Przyczyna and Austyn Manley left a lasting mark on the 2026 British Swimming Championships, held a few days ago at the London Aquatics Centre, by breaking multiple national age-group records in the backstroke events. The former, a 15-year-old swimmer from Eastbourne, excelled in the 50 and 100m backstroke with unprecedented performances for his age group. The latter, representing Repton, made his statement in the 200m backstroke by erasing a benchmark that had stood for more than a decade. Read more Read More