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Parents warned they may face prison for buying adult children beer at 2026 World Cup
It has been estimated that as many as 30,000 England football fans could be flying out to attend this summer's World Cup and parents taking their adult children have been warned about the laws surrounding drinking alcohol
Meet the current world number one in Fantasy Premier League: 'It's my first time playing!'
There’s beginner’s luck and then there’s lording it over more than 13 million other players in a game that you “hadn’t considered playing before”.Meet Erik Rantala Ibsen, a 23-year-old medical student from Denmark who is the world’s current number one in Fantasy Premier League.Ibsen has held on to the number one spot since Gameweek 29, which concluded on March 5, and now has just four gameweeks to go as he battles to finish top of the pile.Advertisement
'Cricket wants to go football way, purists not ready': Heinrich Klaasen
South African batter Heinrich Klaasen suggests T20 cricket should be treated as a distinct sport, allowing leagues to thrive and globalize the game. He believes cricketers are moving towards football-like careers, though purists resist a future where international cricket is diminished. Klaasen emphasizes T20's role in evolving the sport and coaching methodologies.
The Prospects: Airidas Golambeckis, West Ham United
The Premier League 2 campaign has entered the crucial play-off stages, when the top 16 compete in a knockout to reach the final.The top eight after 20 rounds of games have home advantage against the second eight. Last Friday night at Motspur Park, fourth-placed Fulham faced West Ham United, who were 13th in the 29-team table.Advertisement
The supercomputer, relegation six-pointers and the pressure of the battle: 'It's horrible'
What does the Opta Supercomputer know?Well, quite a lot. Its model attempts to predict where each club will finish in the Premier League by estimating the outcome of every match, using betting-market odds and the Opta Power Rankings.The Supercomputer simulates the remaining fixtures of a season 10,000 times and analyses the results to create an average league table from those simulations.Advertisement
Andree Jeglertz transformed Man City by listening: 'I'd never met that kind of manager before'
It is August 2025, your first meeting with Andree Jeglertz. There’s a frisson of nerves.Not many in England know of the Swede’s resume yet, but this is the Manchester City head coach; a Women’s Champions League winner, a three-time league champion and two-time manager of the year in the Swedish top division, a Finnish football manager of the Year, and the guy who nurtured a teenage Marta. Yes, that Marta. Advertisement
Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for May 1, 2026, puzzle No. 585
Need help with today’s Connections: Sports Edition puzzle? You’ve come to the right place.Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.A quick public service announcement before we continue: The bottom of this article includes the answers — and hints — for the four categories. So if you want to solve the board hint-free, we recommend you play before continuing.You can access today’s game here.Advertisement
Preity Zinta rallies Punjab Kings after first IPL 2026 loss to Rajasthan Royals: ‘More games ahead of us'
Punjab Kings may have broken their winning streak this IPL season, but co-owner Preity Zinta is already looking ahead. After a dream run, Punjab Kings suffered their first defeat of IPL 2026 as Rajasthan Royals clinched a six-wicket win in Mullanpur on Tuesday night. But Zinta is determined to not dwell on the loss. Get updated faster and for FREE: Download the Gulf News app now - simply click here.Taking to X after the match, Preity shared a montage from the evening and kept spirits soaring des...
Ultimate face-off: Can Starc stop Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's rampage?
A thrilling contest awaits as Vaibhav Sooryavanshi faces Mitchell Starc tonight. The aggressive young batter, known for his explosive starts, takes on the seasoned Australian pacer returning from injury. Sooryavanshi's remarkable strike rate against top bowlers sets the stage for a high-octane duel, with Starc aiming to curb his fearless approach.
India's World Cup stars needed a break before IPL 2026: Ian Bishop
Former West Indies pacer Ian Bishop suggests India's T20 World Cup winners might have benefited from a longer break before the IPL, citing their subsequent inconsistent performances. He also advocates for more varied pitches to balance the game between bat and ball, noting that strong bowling is crucial for champion teams.
RR vs DC Preview: Time for Riyan Parag to step up amidst myriad of controversies
RR vs DC Preview Time for Riyan Parag to step up amidst myriad of controversies
Man Utd can sign one of world's most prolific strikers – and it won't cost them a penny
Manchester United have a rare opportunity to bring one of Europe's greatest all-time strikers to Old Trafford for nothing this summer
Man Utd news: Gary Neville talks up potential Michael Carrick replacement as U-turn confirmed
Manchester United news as Michael Carrick receives mixed news
Ronnie O'Sullivan took 'sad' Stephen Hendry by surprise with seven-word attack
Ronnie O'Sullivan blindsided rival Stephen Hendry when he issued a seven-word slight the Scot was not expecting
How has Holder filled the Hardik Pandya void for GT? Vikram Solanki explains
How has Holder filled the Hardik Pandya void for GT Vikram Solanki explains
76ers fans fire back at sarcastic 'We Want Boston' chants with genuine ones in Game 6 blowout
Philadelphia 76ers fans mean it this time. They really want Boston. And they made it known with “We Want Boston” chants at the end of a series-extending 106-93 Game 6 win over the Boston Celtics.These specific chants are not a novel occurrence. Every since the 1980s, when the Larry Bird-led Celtics were winning titles and often facing the 76ers in the playoffs, opposing fanbases have used “We Want Boston” as a rallying cry.Advertisement
Iran to play in 2026 FIFA World Cup, confirms FIFA president Gianni Infantino
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has confirmed Iran's participation in the 2026 World Cup, set to be held in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. Despite recent geopolitical tensions and reports of visa issues for Iranian officials, Infantino stressed football's power to unite a divided world, assuring Iran will play in the USA.
76ers force Celtics to Game 7 showdown in Boston: Game 6 takeaways
The two best words in sports — Game 7 — are officially set.The Philadelphia 76ers kept their season alive with a 106-93 win over the Boston Celtics on Thursday at Xfinity Mobile Arena, forcing a winner-take-all finale.After falling behind 3-1 in the series, Philadelphia has battled all the way back, powered by its Big Three. Tyrese Maxey led the charge with 30 points, Paul George added 23, and Joel Embiid delivered a near triple-double with 19 points, 10 rebounds, and 8 assists.Advertisement
Simone Biles 'in therapy' as Jonathan Owens eyes NFL return
Simone Biles opens up about her mental health struggles following the Tokyo Olympics, reflecting on the pressure that led her to step away from competition. In a recent interview, the Olympic champion shared how the experience changed her perspective on strength and vulnerability. Two years later, Biles continues to focus on her well-being while keeping her future in gymnastics open, including a possible return for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
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