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Aston Villa fixtures: Europa League champions begin PL season at Brighton
Aston Villa will begin the 2026/27 Premier League season away to Brighton on Sunday August 23, live on <em>Sky Sports</em>.
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Austrian GP: UK schedule and how to watch on Sky Sports
Formula 1's European summer swing continues with the Austrian Grand Prix on June 26-28, live on Sky Sports.
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Switzerland’s late surge overwhelms Bosnia and Herzegovina after Muharemovic red card
<p>The hype around Johan Manzambi will only heighten after his star turn from the substitutes’ bench helped Switzerland out of a hole and get their tournament truly up and running. The 20-year-old managed to excel for Freiburg in their comprehensive Europa League final defeat against Aston Villa last month and, with 73 minutes played here and three minutes after coming on as part of a triple substitution, his superb volley put an end to a sterile contest, hooking a right-foot shot into the Bosnia and Herzegovina net.</p><p>At that point Switzerland had had eight shots, three on target, but things unravelled in the final third. It was, of course, a similar story in their opener against Qatar, when they finished with 26 shots but had to settle for a draw. Manzambi scored twice here, his second finish understated but sumptuous, before Ermin Mahmic thumped in an unstoppable volley in stoppage time, the ball clocked at 71mph according to the wraparound LED screen. Switzerland’s captain, Granit Xhaka, capped the scoring from the penalty spot after Amar Memic tripped Djibril Sow.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/jun/18/switzerland-bosnia-and-herzegovina-group-b-match-report">Continue reading...</a>
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MVG, Price, Van Veen and Bunting star as Slovakia headlines Euro Tour
The European Tour visits Bratislava for the Slovak Darts Open with Michael van Gerwen, Gerwyn Price, Gian van Veen and Stephen Bunting all in action.
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Another European major win ahead? US Open pundit predictions and your views
European golfers have made a historic start to the major season, but will their winning streak continue when tackling a challenging Shinnecock Hills at the US Open?
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Rangers set to appoint rival boss as Danny Rohl departure to Europa League club confirmed
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Lionel Messi has wasted best final years in inferior MLS instead of dominating in Europe’s elite leagues
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Historic Shinnecock to provide tough US Open test...and European winner?
The year's third men's major is upon us and the US Open returns to one of its spiritual homes.
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Leeds: 'Almost everything is in place' to qualify for Europe after Daniel Farke and Ethan Ampadu latest
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'Best night of my life' - new series looks at Boro's Uefa Cup feats
BBC Radio Tees is launching a seven-part series A Small Town in Europe looking back at Middlesbrough's UEFA Cup adventures from 2004 to 2006.
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Henderson’s Euro 2024 snub was England’s fatal flaw – now his leadership could prove crucial
<p>Gareth Southgate was looking to the future when he dropped midfielder but, as Jude Bellingham says, the veteran’s influence is indispensable</p><p>The cat is well truly out of the bag. Nobody expected the conversation to be quite so revealing when Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers sat on the Lions’ Den sofa last week. Content controlled by the Football Association was an unlikely place for Bellingham to drop a few truth bombs, but the England midfielder was not minded to hold back when it was time to discuss his <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/jun/12/jude-bellingham-england-got-things-wrong-off-pitch-euro-2024">experience at Euro 2024</a>.</p><p>“It didn’t feel like there was any kind of hierarchy,” the 22-year-old said. “I think at the Euros we got some things a little bit wrong off the pitch. I don’t feel like the group connected as well as it could have – for a number of reasons.”</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/jun/15/jordan-henderson-jude-bellingham-thomas-tuchel-england-world-cup-2026">Continue reading...</a>
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‘I was five seconds from death’: Rinat Akhmetov, Ukraine’s richest man, on owning Shakhtar and resisting Russia
<p>In a rare interview, the businessman discusses football, his ownership of the Azovstal steelworks and why he is optimistic about the future</p><p>It is the morning after Russia’s heaviest aerial raid on Kyiv in several months. At least 25 people have been killed and, as always, those emerging from a sleepless night are the lucky ones. Rinat Akhmetov is at the end of a paved driveway half an hour from the city centre. Shakhtar Donetsk’s owner rarely gives interviews and his whereabouts have been a subject of conjecture during the war.</p><p>But he is here in Ukraine, speaking to mark the 90th anniversary of a club whose tribulations over the past dozen years have been unmatched. It is 30 years since Akhmetov, the richest person in Ukraine and arguably eastern Europe’s most influential businessman, became president of Shakhtar. The club has been a labour of love, the straightforward face of a career whose complexities beyond football have been widely documented. Akhmetov’s influence spreads across the country and beyond, most visibly in the form of places such as Azovstal, the iron and steelworks that became symbolic of a country’s resilience in 2022.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/football/2026/may/31/rinat-akhmetov-ukraines-richest-man-shakhtar-donetsk-owner-russia-interview">Continue reading...</a>
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