Sharks, ladders and a four-year plan - how England won World Cup

Stefon Diggs scores a late touchdown to help Washington Commanders beat New York Giants 24-21.

An emotional Mauricio Pochettino broke down as he explained why he was leaving the USA to take the Manchester United job.

So farewell then, Pierre Sage. Many coaches leave under a cloud, not many have their departures completely obscured by the foul, retch-inducing one emanating from another team’s managerial circus, but such was Sage’s fate. The news section of Crystal Palace’s website helpfully tells you the amount of time it might take you to read each story it links through to. For example it should take four minutes or so to get through Tuesday’s “On this day: five big Crystal Palace birthdays”. “England: I lo

Electrifying full-backs take centre stage in men’s final before Australia and New Zealand meet again in the women’s decider In so many ways this has been a Rugby League World Cup of change. New formats, new stories, new nations rising and even the whisper of a rarity for this tournament: a financial profit. But for all the evolution and growth witnessed in the past month, the final acts arrive with a familiar international comfort blanket. Perhaps the biggest surprise is that, while the men’s fi