The NYPD has released a full rundown of the shameful scenes that marred the Knicks’ NBA title win on Saturday night, with multiple fans shot, stabbed and slashed in the chaos. New York ended its 53-year wait for an NBA championship in San Antonio, but the real party took place…
Marc Cucurella set to join Real Madrid: Chelsea reach verbal agreement over £50m sale of full-back – as Blues team-mate Enzo Fernandez BACKS exit with social media ‘like’
By KIERAN GILL, MAIL SPORT REPORTER Published: 17:13 BST, 14 June 2026 | Updated: 18:36 BST, 14 June 2026 Chelsea have agreed a £52million deal with Real Madrid for the sale of Marc Cucurella. The La Liga giants have swooped for the 27-year-old left back after interest from Barcelona and…
Germany vs Curacao – World Cup Group E LIVE: Latest score, team news and updates as Julian Nagelsmann’s side get their tournament underway against debutants in Houston
By WILL PICKWORTH, SPORTS REPORTER Updated: 17:40 BST, 14 June 2026 Follow Daily Mail Sport’s live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Germany get their World Cup campaign underway against tournament debutants Curacao in Houston, Texas, with Ian Herbert reporting from the ground. Share or comment on…
The deadly own goal that marred USA’s last World Cup: How 1994 cartel killing of Colombia’s Andres Escobar became football’s most haunting murder mystery
In 1994, Colombia defender Andres Escobar scored an own goal at the World Cup and died telling the tale. It is one of the sport’s most sinister stories. The murder of the captain affectionately known as El Caballero del Futbol – the Gentleman of Football – outside a nightclub in Medellin after…
Lewis Hamilton claims first win since his bombshell move to Ferrari after storming to victory at the Barcelona Grand Prix
By HENRY CLARK, SPORTS NEWS EDITOR Published: 15:36 BST, 14 June 2026 | Updated: 15:36 BST, 14 June 2026 Lewis Hamilton has claimed his long-awaited first win for Ferrari – and his first victory in almost two years – after storming to the chequered flag in Barcelona. More to follow. Share…
I watched Scotland’s historic World Cup win alongside former Prime Minister – and Tartan Army superfan – Gordon Brown… and saw what it meant for John McGinn and Co to end an agonising 36-year wait for victory
In the final, agonising minutes of Scotland’s victory over Haiti at Gillette Stadium on Saturday evening, Gordon Brown stood in the midst of the Tartan Army with his hands clasped tightly behind his head in that time-honoured gesture of a football fan tortured by the fear of what might come…
Scotland 1-0 Haiti: Scots top Group C after claiming their first World Cup win in 36 years thanks to John McGinn’s deflected first-half strike… it was ugly and laboured but they won’t care
After 28 years of waiting, it took Scotland 28 minutes to turn a reunion into a celebration. And who better than a ‘pub player’ to get their World Cup party started? We should say something at the outset about the goal with which John McGinn won this Group C fixture.…
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso sees Exeter team-mates deliver one of the great defensive displays to reach Prem final as they beat Bath in an epic – then has gin and tonic thrown in his face!
In one noisy corner of the Recreation Ground, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso and Exeter’s non-playing squad were on their final warning from security for standing up at their seats. They were surrounded by men in high-vis vests as they were whipped into a frenzy of pure Prem drama. Feyi-Waboso thumped his chest…
Can Germany break free of their ongoing identity crisis? Four-time World Cup winners must rediscover aura of old under Julian Nagelsmann, ahead of big kick-off against Curacao
The only European nation to ever capture the World Cup in the Americas has travelled west with little fanfare. Germany is chastened and few are betting on Julian Nagelsmann’s team, low on star quality, hit by injuries and without the same old aura of invincibility. Glory in Brazil was their…
The incredible story of Australia’s World Cup hero Nestory Irankunda – the ‘next Jude Bellingham’ who was born in a refugee camp in Tanzania and played alongside Harry Kane
When Nestory Irankunda was born, the chances of him becoming Australia’s youngest-ever World Cup goalscorer were roughly equal with the tumbleweed in the Outback: zilch. Birthed in a refugee camp in Tanzania in 2006, to Burundian parents who had fled their homeland due to civil war, it was not an auspicious,…