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Steven Gerrard rejects Liverpool ‘crisis’ but warns ‘terrible run’ could continue unless major change is made

Gerrard admitted that Liverpool are ‘bleeding’ and said their dismal run could get worse unless they find a way to fix their defensive issues

WRC race on knife-edge as Evans trails Ogier in Saudi

Elfyn Evans trails Sebastien Ogier after four stages of Rally Saudi Arabia but their World Rally Championship title race remains in the balance.

'He ticks so many boxes' - how Edwards can 'galvanise' Wolves

Former Wolves midfielder Dave Edwards expects new head coach Rob Edwards to "galvanise" the stricken side. Winless after 12 games in the Premier League, Wolves are propping up the table, eight points adrift of 19th-placed Burnley. After losing his first game in charge against Crystal Palace last Saturday, Edwards takes his side to Aston Villa this weekend before hosting Nottingham Forest on Wednesday, 3 December.

2026 World Cup: the best and worst draw for Tunisia

The best and worst draw for Tunisia at the 2026 World CupTunisia/@FTFTunisia will discover its future opponents for the final phase of the 2026 World Cup on December 5, 2025.The draw ceremony will tak...

Champions League: after demolishing Bayern, Arteta reveals what's next

Champions League - Arsenal vs Bayern: Arteta speaks outChampions League: after demolishing Bayern, Arteta reveals what's nextArsenal delivered a resounding victory, handing Bayern Munich their first d...

🥐 Madrid back to winning ways, 5 key stories to start your Thursday

The Champions League matchday was marked by epic moments and drama. Real Madrid won 3-4 in Athens, celebrating the return of the best version of Vinicius Junior, who was crucial in the victory.Meanwhi...

Spurs have 'a lot more to be positive about'

Former Tottenham goalkeeper Paul Robinson says Thomas Frank's side were "masters of their own downfall" against a strong Paris St-Germain at the Parc des Princes on Wednesday. "Masters of their own downfall, or at least the start of it, because for an hour they played so well," said Robinson on BBC Radio 5 Live's Football Daily podcast.