Dream team or stuff of nightmares? Rams’ bold moves could go either way
Sport | The Guardianby Doug Farrar·2 Sept 2026
Last Saturday night, NFL Network premiered the 2025 edition of America’s Game, the annual NFL Films-produced documentary on the reigning Super Bowl champions, this time starring the Seattle...
Top seed Alexander Zverev survives near five-hour marathon at US Open
Sport | The Guardianby Associated Press·2 Sept 2026
Alexander Zverev rallied just in time to avoid becoming the first men’s No. 1 seed to lose in the first round of a grand slam tournament since 2003, edging Lorenzo Sonego 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 (7), 7-5...
Grown-up version of Ollie Robinson must seize chance to earn shot at Ashes redemption
Sport | The Guardianby Tanya Aldred·2 Sept 2026
Last winter, Ollie Robinson and England were living separate lives on the same continent. To the cracking of crockery and gnashing of teeth, England played five Tests as Bazball imploded.
Victoria police confirm they have spoken with four people over Sydney Swans scandal
Sport | The Guardianby Jack Snape·2 Sept 2026
Victoria police say they interviewed four people this week as part of the investigation into an alleged sexual assault at a Melbourne hotel where the Sydney Swans were staying last month.
Tiger Woods set for plea change in Florida DUI case after rollover crash
Sport | The Guardianby Guardian sport·2 Sept 2026
Tiger Woods plans to change his not guilty plea in the DUI case stemming from a rollover crash near his Florida home earlier this year, according to court documents filed on Tuesday.
Everton left with only one striker after Balogun deal collapses late on deadline day
Sport | The Guardianby Andy Hunter·1 Sept 2026
Everton’s £40m move for US international Folarin Balogun collapsed late on deadline day to leave manager David Moyes with only one striker for the first half of the season.
Fernández completes record-equalling £125m move from Chelsea to Manchester City
Sport | The Guardianby Jacob Steinberg·1 Sept 2026
Manchester City have equalled the British transfer record with a £125m deal to sign Enzo Fernández from Chelsea, who were left raging after their attempts to replace the Argentina midfielder were...
Maia Bouchier powers England to record ODI run chase against Ireland
Sport | The Guardianby Raf Nicholson at New Road·1 Sept 2026
A century from Maia Bouchier led England to a record one-day international run chase against Ireland at Leicester on Tuesday, as they reached their target of 282 with six wickets and 71 balls to...
Fin Tarling’s death casts shadow over Tour of Britain as safety fears loom large
Sport | The Guardianby Jeremy Whittle·1 Sept 2026
The death of the Welshman Fin Tarling continues to cast a long shadow over professional cycling and nowhere will that absence be felt more deeply than at the men’s Tour of Britain which begins on...
The Raygun documentary ducks a big question about the Olympic fame of a ‘dorky white academic’
Sport | The Guardianby Dvora Meyers·1 Sept 2026
Early in Netflix’s new documentary, Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly, Australian B-girl Rachael Gunn, recounts a session she had with her sports psychologist prior to the 2024 Paris Olympics.
BBC axes ‘iconic’ Ski Sunday winter sports show after nearly 50 years on TV
Sport | The Guardianby Tony Paley·1 Sept 2026
A staple of Sunday afternoon TV for almost 50 years, with an instantly recognisable theme tune, is being axed amid complaints that the BBC’s sports coverage continues to go downhill.
‘I was scared to tell my old teammates’: Victoria Pelova on making leap from Arsenal to Spurs
Sport | The Guardianby Suzanne Wrack·1 Sept 2026
There is not the same intensity to club rivalries between women’s teams as there is between their men’s counterparts, but as the game grows that is changing.
Alex Eala has one career main-draw win at the US Open. She’s already a global star
Sport | The Guardianby Ella Brockway at Flushing Meadows·1 Sept 2026
The crowd began to swell in Louis Armstrong Stadium a half hour before 2pm. A fair number of fans were probably there to see Taylor Fritz and Terence Atmane practice, but it was the session after...
Football transfer rumours: Manchester United and Liverpool eye Kroupi? Vardy to Wrexham?
Sport | The Guardianby Dominic Booth·1 Sept 2026
The final day of the men’s transfer window is here, but there is still time for some rumourmongering, before a Supermarket Sweep-style trolley dash for 11th-hour signings. Going wild in the aisles?
Colin Kaepernick knelt 10 years ago. America responded with a clear warning to Black people | Howard Bryant
Sport | The Guardianby Howard Bryant·1 Sept 2026
America likes nice round numbers, perfect for anniversaries and reflections, and it has, suddenly, been 10 years since Colin Kaepernick first protested police killings – more accurately, police...
Football transfer deadline day: latest on Fernández, Alvarez, Ndiaye and more – live
Sport | The Guardianby Will Unwin·1 Sept 2026
With Iliman Ndiaye, seemingly, on his way to Manchester City, Everton have quickly lined up a replacement from … ermmmmm… Manchester City.
BBC ‘fully committed to women’s football’ despite cancelling flagship highlights show
Sport | The Guardianby Tom Garry·1 Sept 2026
BBC Sport is insisting it remains “fully committed to women’s football and the WSL” despite discontinuing its flagship BBC One highlights programme The Women’s Football Show for the new Women’s...
‘I had no love for myself … now I have peace’: former Ireland rugby player Ryan Caldwell’s journey back from the edge
Sport | The Guardianby Donald McRae·1 Sept 2026
“Carefree,” says Ryan Caldwell when I ask him what word is tattooed across his fingers. He looks up from his hands on a rainy morning in Belfast.
Harry Edward, Britain’s first black Olympic medallist, inducted into England Athletics hall of fame
Sport | The Guardianby Neil Duncanson·31 Aug 2026
Britain’s first black Olympic medal winner Harry Edward is to be inducted into the England Athletics Hall of Fame.
‘Pain-free’ Alcaraz brushes aside qualifier in US Open return after four months out
Sport | The Guardianby Tumaini Carayol at Flushing Meadows·31 Aug 2026
As Carlos Alcaraz edged closer to the conclusion of his first singles set in more than four and a half months, like so many times in his career instinct took over.
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