England faces Argentina in World Cup 2026 semi-final while Spain eliminates France; football transfers and health concerns dominate headlines

England v Argentina World Cup 2026 semi-final kicks off in Atlanta at 3pm EST/8pm BST, with both nations targeting a place in the final in what promises to be a significant rivalry clash.

Spain's tactical superiority dismantled France in their World Cup match, with Kylian Mbappé, Michael Olise and Ousmane Dembélé unable to replicate their early tournament form against Spain's organized defense.

Manchester United planning to target West Ham winger Crysencio Summerville for £30m if Marcus Rashford departs, with Summerville available at a reduced price following West Ham's relegation.

Aston Villa sign former Everton goalkeeper Emily Ramsey on a free transfer while Bethany England joins Crystal Palace, with Millie Turner moving to Birmingham City for £100,000 in women's football transfers.

FIFA faces a German court injunction over World Cup ticket resale prices, with the governing body collecting 15% commission from both buyers and sellers in the secondary market.

England World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died from a brain condition caused by repeatedly heading a football, with a coroner ruling his 2020 death was caused by cumulative heading-related damage.

Jonathan Liew analyzes the England-Argentina rivalry as transcending a simple grudge match, exploring how these two football nations share a complex romantic and competitive relationship beyond flashpoints.

Emmanuel Mutai remains determined to defend his London Marathon title despite contracting typhoid last month, demonstrating his commitment to the upcoming race.

British motorsports dominance continues with riders targeting Moto2 and Moto3 titles in the 2012 season, alongside established Formula 1 and MotoGP competitions.