Arsenal and Ecuador defender Piero Hincapie became the second player to be sent off in line with FIFA's new rule.
Today
Joe Marler believes England's Nations Championship test with South Africa is a necessary 'baptism of fire'.
A former Masters champion has blamed lasagne for his failure to qualify for the Open.
Willy Sagnol has been impressed by one World Cup star and believes he should win the Ballon d'Or at the end of the year.
A F1 team has approached Christian Horner offering the former Red Bull boss a return to the sport.
Wayne Rooney has made a hilarious promise ahead of Brazil v Norway, unaware of the record between the two nations.
Lamine Yamal has addressed who he would love Barcelona to bring to Camp Nou this summer.
The former Liverpool boss has finally addressed the rumours.
France have made history as they have set two unique records in the World Cup as they beat Sweden.
McLaren boss Zak Brown has addressed the links to Max Verstappen with a bizarre comment.
UEFA have handed a brutal fine to Aston Villa, as four Premier League clubs have been punished.
Serena Williams suffers a first round loss at Wimbledon to Maya Joint, ending her dream of a eighth title.
Tsunoda is currently Red Bull's reserve driver after being dropped at the end of the 2025 season.
Michael Carrick is preparing to make a statement signing after missing out on United's top target.
A look at the key men for both teams and where the game is likely to be won and lost.
Yesterday
The Gypsy King is back for a historic event ahead of his blockbuster bout with Anthony Joshua.
The 41-year-old will leave the LA Lakers as a free agent with immediate effect.
The West Ham United midfielder has finally picked his next club.
The club have been very impressed with his performances for Sweden at the World Cup.
The tennis legend didn't hold back when asked about the new rules.
His future continues to dominate Formula 1 after a poor start to the season.
Stokes gave Brook his backing to become Test captain upon retiring from international cricket - and the Yorkshire batter has responded.
British players broke an unwanted record on day one at Wimbledon.
They don't believe they are paid enough for their participation in the tournament.