RECAP Daily Mail Sport's live blog as England host world champions Spain in the UEFA Nations League in their first match since the World Cup.
Sep 27, 2026
TARA ANSON-WALSH AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Alyssa Thompson's first-half strike secured victory for Chelsea in a fierce London derby, as Arsenal's unbeaten start to the season came to an end.
David Miller and Temba Bavuma smashed centuries for South Africa as Australia once again was exposed against spinners to lose the second cricket ODI by 32 runs on Sunday.
While arguing the case for progress on his watch recently, Thomas Tuchel pointed at England's record in qualifying for the World Cup.
Manchester City were found guilty of 114 breaches of the Premier League's financial rules on Friday, and Liam Gallagher claims he knows what punishment the club will face
Pakistan vs Hong Kong Live Score: Rain threat looms over the first quarterfinal of the Asian Games 2026 men's cricket competition between Pakistan and Hong Kong.
This was the final game of the league's opening round, but it will be tough to better it across the rest of the campaign. It had everything - including thrilling scores, injuries, changes and a red card.
Virat Kohli now plays only 50-over cricket for India. Asked whether cutting formats has brought more clarity, the 37-year-old pointed straight at the World Cup a year away.
USC suspended linebacker Desman Stephens II for one game after he celebrated delivering a late hit that injured Oregon quarterback Dante Moore.
David Pastrnak is now the Boston Bruins’ 28th captain, taking over the role after Brad Marchand and joining some of the biggest names in franchise history.
Once again, football fans were outraged over issues with the NFL's streaming app.
The Indian women's national team will play their first-ever international matches in Kolkata, taking on Russia in two friendlies at the Kishore Bharati Krirangan on October 8 and 11, during the FIFA women's international match window.
Entering the match, Virat Kohli needed 59 runs to leapfrog Sachin Tendulkar for the record.