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Lions demand Wallaby stars play in tour gamesThe British and Irish Lions have warned Australia the Wallabies' superstars must appear for their Super Rugby sides in the tourists' pre-Test series matches.
Serie B relegation play-off between Sampdoria and Salernitana abandonedSampdoria look set to avoid a first relegation to the third tier of Italian football despite their relegation play-off against Salernitana being abandoned after 65 minutes.
The Welsh Way - Inside the 'Harvard of coaching'BBC Sport goes behind the scenes at the coaching course which counts Thierry Henry and Mikel Arteta as graduates, and is shaping stars of the future.
'One of those you'd take at catching practice' - Brook drops Rahul as India build leadEngland's Harry Brook drops KL Rahul on 58 after failing to take a catch at gully, leaving India on 123-3 in their second innings of the first Test at Headingley.
US captain Bradley open to Ryder Cup playing roleUS Ryder Cup captain Keegan Bradley says he is open to a dual role after his win in the Travelers Championship.
Thunder beat Pacers to become NBA championsShai Gilgeous-Alexander caps a dominant season as the Oklahoma City Thunder clinch the NBA Championship.
Naga MunchettyNaga Munchetty and Jeanette Kwakye celebrate women’s sport this summer.
'What a breakthrough!' - Carse bowls Gill early to put pressure on IndiaBrydon Carse takes the wicket of Shubman Gill early on day four as India's captain is dismissed for eight to leave India on 92-3 in their second innings of the first Test at Headingley.
Club World Cup pitches not great at all - BellinghamJude Bellingham criticises the quality of pitches at the Club World Cup and says organisers must do better for the 2026 Fifa World Cup.
Brook misses out on century as first Test finely poised on day threeHarry Brook's knock of 99 helps England close the gap to trail by six runs before India get their second innings underway with a score of 90-2 at close of play on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
'Are you kidding?!' - Alcaraz scrambles to win pointWatch Carlos Alcaraz turn defence into attack, scrambling across the court to hit a lob that saw him win him a point againt Jiri Lehecka in the 2025 Queen's final.
'Jaiswal is gone!' - Carse gets early wicket to put pressure on IndiaBrydon Carse's nipping delivery gets an outside edge and is caught behind by Jamie Smith to dismiss Yashasvi Jaiswal for four runs as India fall to 16-1 in the second innings on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
'The Chelsea project excited me' - Delap on why he joined BluesNew Chelsea signing Liam Delap chose a move to Stamford Bridge instead of other Premier League clubs because the project "excites" him.
Celtic legend Clark dies aged 84Celtic have paid tribute to Lisbon Lion John Clark, who has died at the age of 84.
'Fearless and brutal' - Top 10 Lions icons rankedIn a new podcast series on BBC Sounds, former Lions Matt Dawson and Jamie Roberts join the BBC's rugby union correspondent Chris Jones to rank a number of Lions tour topics. Here are their picks for the top 10 Lions icons.
How British pair became kings of Queen's - Second ServeBritish pair Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool create history at Queen's - your weekly Second Serve column.
'Everyone's been caning me - it's 1-1 now' - Bellingham rivalry is onA day after Jobe Bellingham scored his first goal for Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund, older brother Jude rescued Real Madrid with a strike of his own.
Dunne to drive for McLaren in Austrian GP practiceAlex Dunne will become the first Irish driver to participate on a Formula 1 weekend in 22 years at the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday.
Pereira or Gane? Who will Aspinall fight next?Tom Aspinall will defend the UFC heavyweight title in his next fight and BBC Sport looks at his potential opponents.
Arsenal could drop Sesko interest - Monday's gossipArsenal could drop their interest in RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, while Bayern Munich enter the race for Dortmund winger Jamie Gittens.
NBA star Durant to join Rockets in blockbuster tradeTwo-time NBA champion Kevin Durant will join the Houston Rockets in a blockbuster move from the Phoenix Suns.
McIlroy taking 'positive vibes' into pre-Open breakRory McIlroy says he is "excited" to take a break before July's Open Championship at Royal Portrush.
Practice makes perfect for Man City's 'incredible' EcheverriManchester City manager Pep Guardiola gave full debuts to two players in Sunday's handsome victory at the Club World Cup - and both Rayan Ait-Nouri and Claudio Echeverri impressed.
Heartbreak for Fleetwood as Bradley denies him first PGA titleAmerican Keegan Bradley pips England's Tommy Fleetwood on the 18th hole to claim the Travelers Championship.
Textor to sell Palace stake to New York Jets ownerCrystal Palace part-owner John Textor has signed an agreement to sell his stake in the club, believed to be worth close to £190m.
England & Wales in toughest group - Group D guideBBC Sport takes a closer look at Group D's so-called 'group of death' with England, France, Netherlands and Wales.
The Stevenage tennis player who is Taiwan's No 1Tennis player Joanna Garland, from Stevenage, is hoping to qualify for Wimbledon for the first time but will do so as Taiwan's number one.
Rudiger complained of racist incident - AlonsoReal Madrid manager Xabi Alonso says defender Antonio Rudiger reported an alleged racist incident during their Club World Cup win against Mexican side Pachuca.
Drogba 2.0, frogs and Dragon Ball Z - Who is Forest 'target' Igor Jesus?Igor Jesus is nicknamed 'Little Frog', is a huge fan of Anime series Dragon Ball Z and has been linked with Nottingham Forest.
Fresh £20m Rangers investment approvedRangers shareholders have given approval for the club's new American owners to invest £20m in the club.
GB's Glasspool and Cash win historic Queen's doubles titleJulian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool become the first all-British pairing to win the men's doubles title at Queen's in the Open era.
Lee wins third major with PGA Championship titleAustralia's Minjee Lee wins the PGA Championship by three strokes in Frisco.
Mind games are part of Lions' folklore - and here we go againVerbal jousting on British and Irish Lions tours is as much a part of the deal as the rugby itself - and the mind games started anew in recent days, writes Tom English.
Alcaraz beats Lahecka in thrilling Queen's finalWatch highlights as world number two Carlos Alcaraz beat Jiri Lehecka 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 to seal his second Queen's title in an entertaining final.
'Can you believe it!' Brook out for 99England's Harry Brook is caught out for 99 after dropping a pull right into the hands of Shardul Thakur at deep backward-square on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
'Old school' Rahul's discipline makes him one of the best openers - DasguptaBBC Sport's Deep Dasgupta says KL Rahul's ability to "play late, inside the lines" makes him one of the best openers in world cricket.
Smith dismissed by brilliant relay catchIndia's Ravindra Jadeja does brilliantly to take a catch at the square-leg boundary before juggling it to team-mate Sai Sudharsan to dismiss Harry Smith for 40, leaving England on 349-6 on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
'It's a little cold!' Indian bowlers getting used to weather - BumrahJasprit Bumrah says he is sharing his experiences with his fellow Indian bowlers who aren't used to playing in England as India close day three on 90-2, having bowled England out for 465 in the first innings of the first Test at Headingley.
Meet Ravi - the blind cricket superfanBBC Sport's Phil Tufnell catches up with Ravi Chahal, a 12-year-old cricket fan who is registered blind, to learn about how his love for cricket started as a Test Match Special listener.
Alcaraz 'proud' of Queen's final performanceWorld number two Carlos Alcaraz says he is "proud" of his performance after beating Jiri Lehecka 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 to win his second Queen's title.
What do you remember about the 2013 Lions tour?How much do you remember of the last British and Irish Lions tour down under? Test your knowledge with our quiz.
Why Queen's champion Alcaraz is 'red-hot favourite' for WimbledonCarlos Alcaraz arrived in London with "no expectations" but, with Wimbledon only eight days away, he has sent an ominous message to his rivals.
Why Bumrah is most complete fast bowler ever - FinnFormer England bowler Steven Finn explains why India superstar Jasprit Bumrah is the most complete fast bowler of all time after he takes 5-83 in the first Test.
Premier League contacts Chelsea over Boehly ticket websiteThe Premier League writes to Chelsea over the club's position with ticket re-sellers - amid controversy over Todd Boehly's involvement in Vivid Seats.
'A symbol of resilience' - former England fast bowler Lawrence diesFormer England and Gloucestershire fast bowler David 'Syd' Lawrence dies at the age of 61 following a Motor Neurone Disease diagnosis last year.
Gibson-Park and Keenan injury concerns for LionsIreland pair Jamison Gibson-Park and Hugo Keenan are injury concerns for the British and Irish Lions' first game in Australia against the Western Force on Saturday.
England winger Feyi-Waboso banned for two gamesEngland wing Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is banned for two games after being sent off against a France XV on Saturday.
Celtic 'giant' & Lisbon Lion Clark dies aged 84Celtic have paid tribute to Lisbon Lion John Clark, who has died at the age of 84.
The Welsh Way - Inside the 'Harvard of coaching'BBC Sport goes behind the scenes at the coaching course which counts Thierry Henry and Mikel Arteta as graduates, and is shaping stars of the future.
Dunne to drive for McLaren in Austria F1 practiceAlex Dunne will become the first Irish driver to participate on a Formula 1 weekend in 22 years at the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday.
Cillian Murphy stars in 28 Days Later28 days after a killer virus spreads through the UK, a group in London try to survive.
Five talking points from the Lions' loss to ArgentinaAfter losing their opening tour game for the first time since 1971, Friday night's 28-24 loss to Argentina leaves Andy Farrell's side with plenty of areas of improvement before they reach Australia.
£200m written off - lessons Everton must learn in pivotal summerWith almost £200m in transfer fees written off, BBC Sport looks at the lessons Everton need to learn this summer.
'Stupid, stupid, stupid' - Jackson opens door for DelapNicolas Jackson's red card at the Club World Cup has presented new signing Liam Delap with a free run at the starting berth in the Chelsea attack.
Vardy, Eriksen, Young - the free agents availableThe summer transfer window is in full swing but who are the experienced Premier League players out of contract and available on a free transfer on 1 July?
The next Vettel or Verstappen? Meet Fionn McLaughlinFollowing in the footsteps of Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen, Northern Ireland teenager Fionn McLaughlin is aiming to make it to Formula 1 with Red Bull.
The mind behind cricket's Hundred on his 'Prem' relaunchRob Calder was the man behind cricket's controversial, but lucrative Hundred. Now he has made over the Premiership in the hope of bringing new fans and money to the top flight
Premier League fixtures - find out your club's scheduleCheck out your club's schedule for the new Premier League season.
How Hampton overcame odds to become England's number oneHannah Hampton on overcoming a serious eye condition to rise to become England's number one goalkeeper at Euro 2025.
The runner who went viral and sparked campaign for changeWhen a photo of ultrarunner Sophie Power breastfeeding during a race went viral, it sparked a campaign for change.
How rejection fuelled Mourinho's second Champions League triumphHow Barcelona rejection fuelled Jose Mourinho's second Champions League triumph, with Inter Milan in 2010.
The life, loss and legacy of Kevin CampbellWayne Rooney, Andrew Cole, Tyrese Campbell and more discuss the life and tragic death of former Arsenal and Everton striker Kevin Campbell.
Blood brothers - bonds and betrayal on a rugby pitchTom Williams was part of a conspiracy that united and then divided a Harlequins dressing room, before the truth rocked rugby to its core.
I was effectively homeless after getting sacked - StoneyFormer England captain Casey Stoney tells BBC Sport how she and her family have rebuilt their lives after her sacking by San Diego Wave left them effectively homeless.
'I signed Barcelona deal - then had a stroke at 24'Goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck suffered a stroke six months after being part of the England squad which reached the World Cup final - this is the story of her remarkable comeback.
The Welsh Way - Inside the 'Harvard of coaching'BBC Sport goes behind the scenes at the coaching course which counts Thierry Henry and Mikel Arteta as graduates, and is shaping stars of the future.
'The Chelsea project excited me' - Delap on why he joined BluesNew Chelsea signing Liam Delap chose a move to Stamford Bridge instead of other Premier League clubs because the project "excites" him.
'The other ones did not practise' - Guardiola on 'incredible' EcheverriManchester City manager Pep Guardiola gave full debuts to two players in Sunday's handsome victory at the Club World Cup - and both Rayan Ait-Nouri and Claudio Echeverri impressed.
Textor to sell Palace stake to New York Jets ownerCrystal Palace part-owner John Textor has signed an agreement to sell his stake in the club, believed to be worth close to £190m.
Celtic 'giant' & Lisbon Lion Clark dies aged 84Celtic have paid tribute to Lisbon Lion John Clark, who has died at the age of 84.
Can Germany get their hands back on trophy? Group C guideThere's a range of experience among the teams in Group C with Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Poland. BBC Sport takes a closer look.
Fresh £20m Rangers investment approvedRangers shareholders have given approval for the club's new American owners to invest £20m in the club.
England & Wales in toughest group - Group D guideBBC Sport takes a closer look at Group D's so-called 'group of death' with England, France, Netherlands and Wales.
Serie B relegation play-off between Sampdoria and Salernitana abandonedSampdoria look set to avoid a first relegation to the third tier of Italian football despite their relegation play-off against Salernitana being abandoned after 65 minutes.
'Everyone's been caning me - it's 1-1 now' - Bellingham rivalry is onA day after Jobe Bellingham scored his first goal for Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund, older brother Jude rescued Real Madrid with a strike of his own.
Rudiger complained of racist incident - AlonsoReal Madrid manager Xabi Alonso says defender Antonio Rudiger reported an alleged racist incident during their Club World Cup win against Mexican side Pachuca.
Club World Cup pitches not great at all - BellinghamJude Bellingham criticises the quality of pitches at the Club World Cup and says organisers must do better for the 2026 Fifa World Cup.
England lose to Spain and exit Under-19 EurosWatch highlights as England are knocked out of the Women's Under-19 European Championship as a result of a late Spain goal.
Names will be made - Women's Euros official trailerThe BBC's official trailer for the Women's European Championship in Switzerland.
'Liverpool one of world's top-three teams - choosing them was easy'Germany playmaker Florian Wirtz says making the choice to move to Liverpool was "easy", saying the club is a "top-three team" in the world.
England swept aside by Netherlands to exit U19 EurosWatch highlights as England suffer a 4-2 defeat to the Netherlands, ending their U19 Championship campaign in the group stage.
Drogba 2.0, frogs and Dragon Ball Z - Who is Forest 'target' Igor Jesus?Igor Jesus is nicknamed 'Little Frog', is a huge fan of Anime series Dragon Ball Z and has been linked with Nottingham Forest.
Arsenal could drop Sesko interest - Monday's gossipArsenal could drop their interest in RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko, while Bayern Munich enter the race for Dortmund winger Jamie Gittens.
How it stands in Club World Cup group stage - and who needs what?BBC Sport looks at who has qualified for the Club World Cup knockout stages already, and who needs what in the final group games.
Can Switzerland impress on home soil? Group A guideGroup A is perhaps the toughest to call at Euro 2025. Hosts Switzerland are in the group, alongside Norway, Iceland and Finland. BBC Sport takes a closer look.
Can anybody stop Spain? Group B guideBBC Sport takes a closer look at Group B at Euro 2025 that includes Spain, Portugal, Belgium and Italy.
Tears and triumphs - Being a Scotland international's dadFormer players Derek Ferguson and Lee Miller reflect on the success of Scotland international sons, Lewis and Lennon respectively, and what their futures hold.
Premier League contacts Chelsea over Boehly ticket websiteThe Premier League writes to Chelsea over the club's position with ticket re-sellers - amid controversy over Todd Boehly's involvement in Vivid Seats.
Everton close on deal for Fulham right-back TeteEverton are close to securing a deal to sign Fulham's Dutch right-back Kenny Tete on a free transfer.
Garnacho posts picture wearing Aston Villa shirtManchester United winger Alejandro Garnacho posts a picture on his social media of him wearing an Aston Villa shirt
Duff steps down as manager of champions ShelbourneDamien Duff leaves his role as manager of League of Ireland Premier Division champions Shelbourne.
'Like a sauna' - Weather concerns continue at Club World CupWeather concerns continue to take centre stage at the Fifa Club World Cup with Dortmund boss Niko Kovac saying it felt like a "sauna" during Saturday's game.
Wales enjoy 'unreal' send-off for Euro 2025Wales are given a farewell from supporters at Cardiff airport as they travel to Portugal for a week-long training camp before Euro 2025.
Three fans die in Algeria football stadium fallMany others were injured when a barrier collapsed as MC Alger fans celebrated winning the league, reports say.
Stones feeling 'great' after overcoming 'dark days'Manchester City defender John Stones says he "feels great" after overcoming "dark days" during an injury-hit two years.
The Tooney & Russo ShowVick explores Ella & Alessia’s home comforts - food, decor & Tooney’s signature dish!
'I think it's art' - Earps on her love of goalkeepingFormer England star Mary Earps discusses her passion for goalkeeping and the pressures of playing in the position.
Awkward White House encounter between Trump and Juventus playersWatch President Trump ask Juventus men's players if "a woman could make the team" during their visit to the White House during the Club World Cup, which is being held in the United States.
Portugal U19s stun England with second-half comebackWatch highlights as Portugal come from behind to beat England 4-1 in the Women's U19 European Championship at Stadion OSiR Wisła.
England U19s fight back from 5-1 down to draw with Germany - highlightsEngland score four goals in 10 minutes to come from 5-1 down to draw 5-5 against Germany in the UEFA U19 Championship.
Black boots policy at Man Utd academy 'perfect' - GomesFormer Manchester United academy player Angel Gomes speaks to BBC Sport's senior football correspondent Sami Mokbel about his time playing at Old Trafford and whether the pressure of the club is too much for some players.
Notts County name ex-Burton boss Paterson as head coachNotts County have appointed former Burton Albion boss Martin Paterson has their new head coach.
Fighting spirit lifts England U21s as they eye more historyEngland show fight to beat Spain and reach the European Under-21 Championship semi-finals, now can Lee Carsley's side defend their title?
Manchester City sign teenage Swiss forward BeneyManchester City sign teenage Swiss forward Iman Beney on a four-year deal from BSC YB Frauen.
What next for highly-rated Motherwell teenager Miller?With one year left on his contract and plenty of clubs interested in signing him, BBC Sport Scotland looks at what the future may hold for Motherwell's 18-year-old talent Lennon Miller.
£200m written off - lessons Everton must learn in pivotal summerWith almost £200m in transfer fees written off, BBC Sport looks at the lessons Everton need to learn this summer.
Cazorla, 40, scores as Oviedo return to La LigaFormer Arsenal midfielder Santi Cazorla kick-starts a dramatic comeback as Real Oviedo win the La Liga 2 play-off final to return to the Spanish top flight after a 24-year absence.
Mary Earps: Queen of StopsGoalkeeper Mary Earps offers an insight into her journey to the pinnacle of her sport.
Cillian Murphy stars in 28 Days Later28 days after a killer virus spreads through the UK, a group in London try to survive.
Vardy, Eriksen, Young - the free agents availableThe summer transfer window is in full swing but who are the experienced Premier League players out of contract and available on a free transfer on 1 July?
Hampton's rise to England goalkeeperHannah Hampton on overcoming a serious eye condition to rise to become England's number one goalkeeper at Euro 2025.
When are Premier League TV picks announced?BBC Sport Ask Me Anything team take a look at when the Premier League TV picks will be announced.
Manager ins and outs - June 2025BBC Sport tracks all the manager ins and outs in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, Women's Super League, English Football League and National League.
Transfers - June 2025Check out the significant signings and departures in the Premier League, Scottish Premiership, EFL and Women's Super League.
Celtic 'giant' & Lisbon Lion Clark dies aged 84Celtic have paid tribute to Lisbon Lion John Clark, who has died at the age of 84.
Fresh £20m Rangers investment approvedRangers shareholders have given approval for the club's new American owners to invest £20m in the club.
Tears and triumphs - Being a Scotland international's dadFormer players Derek Ferguson and Lee Miller reflect on the success of Scotland international sons, Lewis and Lennon respectively, and what their futures hold.
Podcast: Ferguson & Miller on being football dadsDerek Ferguson and Lee Miller tell us about their footballer sons - Lewis and Lennon
AEK set deadline for move for Rangers' Dessers - gossipRangers striker Cyriel Dessers could be moving closer to the Ibrox exit, while there is a pre-season blow for Russell Martin...
Lack of 3pm kick-offs 'exception not rule' - SPFLThe Premiership's opening fixture weekend spread over three days will be the "exception rather than the rule", says the SPFL's Calum Beattie.
What next for highly-rated Motherwell teenager Miller?With one year left on his contract and plenty of clubs interested in signing him, BBC Sport Scotland looks at what the future may hold for Motherwell's 18-year-old talent Lennon Miller.
Napoli 'smell blood' & target Premier League's discarded starsAfter Scott McTominay was a hit, Napoli went back to the Premier League for Kevin de Bruyne, could more players follow them to Serie A?
Pressure and lack of belief - the challenges facing AlonsoXabi Alonso starts his managerial reign at Real Madrid in Wednesday's Club World Cup game against Al-Hilal, and is already facing pressure.
The 'two-metre Messi-Musiala' starring at U21 EurosWho is European Under-21 Championship top scorer Nick Woltemade?
Barcelona sign goalkeeper Garcia on six-year dealBarcelona sign goalkeeper Joan Garcia from Espanyol after triggering his 25m euros (£21.3m) release clause.
Serie B play-off rescheduled after food poisoningSalernitana's request to reschedule their Serie B relegation play-off against Sampdoria after their squad was hit by food poisoning has been accepted.
Fans found guilty of hate crimes against Vinicius JrFour people have been handed suspended prison sentences for hate crimes against Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr.
Wales enjoy 'unreal' send-off for Euro 2025Wales are given a farewell from supporters at Cardiff airport as they travel to Portugal for a week-long training camp before Euro 2025.
Can Switzerland impress on home soil? Group A guideGroup A is perhaps the toughest to call at Euro 2025. Hosts Switzerland are in the group, alongside Norway, Iceland and Finland. BBC Sport takes a closer look.
Can anybody stop Spain? Group B guideBBC Sport takes a closer look at Group B at Euro 2025 that includes Spain, Portugal, Belgium and Italy.
Can Germany get their hands back on trophy? Group C guideThere's a range of experience among the teams in Group C with Germany, Sweden, Denmark and Poland. BBC Sport takes a closer look.
England & Wales in toughest group - Group D guideBBC Sport takes a closer look at Group D's so-called 'group of death' with England, France, Netherlands and Wales.
The Tooney & Russo ShowVick explores Ella & Alessia’s home comforts - food, decor & Tooney’s signature dish!
Manchester City sign teenage Swiss forward BeneyManchester City sign teenage Swiss forward Iman Beney on a four-year deal from BSC YB Frauen.
Napoli 'smell blood' & target Premier League's discarded starsAfter Scott McTominay was a hit, Napoli went back to the Premier League for Kevin de Bruyne, could more players follow them to Serie A?
How does Daniel Levy run Tottenham - and would he ever leave?With Tottenham struggling on the pitch and chairman Daniel Levy facing criticism from fans, BBC Sport looks at how the club is run and what the future might hold.
When River Plate icon Diaz took over fourth-tier OxfordTwenty years on from Ramon Diaz's surprising appointment at Oxford United, BBC Sport looks at what happened and how it went.
East meets west London - the mentor who changed ChelseaVinay Menon knew nothing about football when he went for a meeting at a west London mansion in 2009. A few weeks later he was in the heart of the Chelsea dressing room.
The air crash and the underdogs - a triumph for a lost generationNineteen years and 10 miles separated Zambia's football team from a lost, golden generation on a fateful night in Libreville.
The rise and fall of North Korea - the sleeping giant of women's footballNorth Korea lags behind most of the rest of the world in several areas. But the hermit state has had an outsized impact on international women's football.
Chasing the 'Ghost' - a superstar struck down by lightningJohn White did the League and Cup Double, but his sudden death left his son searching for the man behind the comic-book persona.
Panenka - the penalty that killed a career and started a feudAntonin Panenka's penalty in the Euro 1976 final birthed a whole new 12-yard tactic. But the risks were higher than anyone could imagine.
Lions demand Australia stars play in tour gamesThe British and Irish Lions have warned Australia the Wallabies' superstars must appear for their Super Rugby sides in the tourists' pre-Test series matches.
'Fearless and brutal' - Top 10 Lions icons rankedIn a new podcast series on BBC Sounds, former Lions Matt Dawson and Jamie Roberts join the BBC's rugby union correspondent Chris Jones to rank a number of Lions tour topics. Here are their picks for the top 10 Lions icons.
Rugby Union WeeklyWho is the most iconic Lion of all time? Jamie Roberts & Matt Dawson rank their top 10.
Mind games are part of Lions' folklore - and here we go againVerbal jousting on British and Irish Lions tours is as much a part of the deal as the rugby itself - and the mind games started anew in recent days, writes Tom English.
Lions will keep 'chests up and crack on' - CurryTom Curry says the British and Irish Lions must be prepared to have "tough conversations" in the wake of Friday's defeat by Argentina in Dublin.
Gibson-Park and Keenan injury concerns for LionsIreland pair Jamison Gibson-Park and Hugo Keenan are injury concerns for the British and Irish Lions' first game in Australia against the Western Force on Saturday.
England winger Feyi-Waboso banned for two gamesEngland wing Immanuel Feyi-Waboso is banned for two games after being sent off against a France XV on Saturday.
Link with Tuipulotu has 'got to get better' - AkiBundee Aki says it was "frustrating" that he did not link up better with midfield partner Sione Tuipulotu in the British and Irish Lions' defeat by Argentina in Dublin on Friday.
What do you remember about the 2013 Lions tour?How much do you remember of the last British and Irish Lions tour down under? Test your knowledge with our quiz.
Five talking points from the Lions' loss to ArgentinaAfter losing their opening tour game for the first time since 1971, Friday night's 28-24 loss to Argentina leaves Andy Farrell's side with plenty of areas of improvement before they reach Australia.
'A lot of lessons' to learn from 'disconnected' loss to Pumas - FarrellHead coach Andy Farrell says the British and Irish Lions must learn "a lot of lessons" from a "disconnected" performance in Friday's 28-24 loss to Argentina in Dublin.
'Gutted' Feyi-Waboso sent off in England XV defeatImmanuel Feyi-Waboso is sent off as Steve Borthwick's England XV concede two late tries in a disappointing defeat by a France XV at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium.
Scotland & Lions great McLauchlan dies at 83Former Scotland captain and British and Irish Lions great Ian McLauchlan has died at the age of 83.
Rugby Union WeeklyWe’re again podding from Dublin after Argentina pull off a famous win over the Lions.
How did the British and Irish Lions begin?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team take a look at the origins of the British and Irish Lions
'Boys saying they've never won for Wales hurts'Wales wing Josh Adams says it hurts him that team-mates in the current squad have not experienced an international victory.
'He's got such an aura' - Farrell's rise to Lions top jobAs he prepares to take charge for the first time, BBC Sport looks at Andy Farrell's journey to becoming British and Irish Lions head coach.
Trailfinders sign Scotland duo Malcolm and WassellTrailfinders Women sign Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm and second row Emma Wassell ahead of the 2025-26 PWR season.
The mind behind cricket's Hundred on his 'Prem' relaunchRob Calder was the man behind cricket's controversial, but lucrative Hundred. Now he has made over the Premiership in the hope of bringing new fans and money to the top flight
Russell signs new contract at BathScotland and British & Irish Lions fly-half Finn Russell signs a new contract to stay at Bath until June 2028.
'Itoje can become Lions icon'Matt Dawson and Jamie Roberts discuss Lions icons, and how Maro Itoje could join the list.
'Too many errors' in Pumas loss - Lions boss FarrellBritish and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell says there were "too many errors" in Friday's 28-24 defeat by Argentina in Dublin.
Lillicrap proud as Wales pathway starts to produceFormer captain Siwan Lillicrap says she is 'super proud' to be leading Wales women's international player pathway.
Spencer 'couldn't be prouder' as Bath win PremiershipBath captain Ben Spencer says he "couldn't be prouder" of the team after his side won their first Premiership title in 29 years with a narrow 23-21 victory against Leicester Tigers at Allianz Stadium Twickenham.
Glasgow's title defence over as Leinster surge into URC finalWatch the best of the action as Leinster defeat defending champions Glasgow Warriors to secure a place in the United Rugby Championship final.
British and Irish Lions fixtures and results for tour of AustraliaFixtures, kick-off times and results for the British and Irish Lions' tour of Australia.
Farrell vows to 'love every minute' of Sarries returnOwen Farrell says he wants to get back to "loving every minute" of rugby with Saracens after returning to the club following a "difficult year" in France.
Data, downloads and detective work - chasing rugby's salary cheatsEach Premiership team is restricted on what they can spend on wages. How do those in charge check big-money owners aren't making secret payments to get round the cap?
The new Tuilagi? Sale's Ma'asi-White on following his idolRekeiti Ma'asi-White first met Manu Tuilagi at a family barbeque. Now the 22-year-old is filling his idol's 12 shirt for Sale and, potentially, England.
'End of an era' - why the Premiership will changeDan Cole, Mike Brown, Ben Youngs, Alex Goode and Danny Care all announced their retirements at the end to the season to mark the end of an era in the Premiership.
A blue and red blur in the most purple of patches - rugby's boy king Bielle-BiarreyBordeaux star Louis Bielle-Biarrey went from unremarkable teenage fly-half to the most prolific wing in world rugby in a handful of years
Gabby Logan looks ahead to a summer of women's sportBroadcaster Gabby Logan tells BBC Sport's Elizabeth Conway that she hopes the 2025 Women's Rugby World Cup in England has a similar impact to the Lionesses winning the Euros in 2022.
Highlights: Edinburgh score seven tries to beat Ulster and seal last-eight spotWatch highlights as Edinburgh score seven tries in beating Ulster 47-17 to book their place in the United Rugby Championship quarter-finals.
'A tremendous honour' - Itoje named British and Irish Lions captainWatch as British & Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell names Saracens forward Maro Itoje as captain for the 2025 tour of Australia.
Watch: The full British and Irish Lions squad listTake a look the full 38-man squad list for the British and Irish Lions for their 2025 tour to Australia.
Evans 'disappointed' at Wales' Lions quotaBritish and Irish Lions chair Ieuan Evans says he is ‘disappointed as a Welshman’ that only two Wales players were picked for the tour of Australia this summer.
Cillian Murphy stars in 28 Days Later28 days after a killer virus spreads through the UK, a group in London try to survive.
Rugby Union WeeklyCan Bath win a first Premiership since 1996? Plus, Andy Farrell calls in reinforcements.
Rugby Union WeeklyChris sits down with the four directors of rugby ahead of this weekend's semi-finals.
Rugby Union WeeklyJaden Hendrikse's wink has sent the rugby world into overdrive and we chat to Alex Goode.
Rugby Union WeeklyChris, Tom English & Gareth Rhys Owen run the rule over Andy Farrell’s 38-man Lions squad
Bloodgate: The scandal that rocked rugby unionHow a joke shop blood capsule unleashed a chain of events that shook rugby to its core.
'One of those you'd take at catching practice' - Brook drops Rahul as India build leadEngland's Harry Brook drops KL Rahul on 58 after failing to take a catch at gully, leaving India on 123-3 in their second innings of the first Test at Headingley.
'What a breakthrough!' - Carse bowls Gill early to put pressure on IndiaBrydon Carse takes the wicket of Shubman Gill early on day four as India's captain is dismissed for eight to leave India on 92-3 in their second innings of the first Test at Headingley.
England v India - first Test scorecardLatest scorecard from the first men's Test between England and India at Headingley.
Why Bumrah is most complete fast bowler ever - FinnFormer England bowler Steven Finn explains why India superstar Jasprit Bumrah is the most complete fast bowler of all time after he takes 5-83 in the first Test.
Stokes strikes after Brook 99 in tight first TestHarry Brook's sparkling 99 helps England almost match India's first-innings total, before Ben Stokes strikes to leave the first Test beautifully poised.
'A symbol of resilience' - former England fast bowler Lawrence diesFormer England and Gloucestershire fast bowler David 'Syd' Lawrence dies at the age of 61 following a Motor Neurone Disease diagnosis last year.
Brook misses out on century as first Test finely poised on day threeHarry Brook's knock of 99 helps England close the gap to trail by six runs before India get their second innings underway with a score of 90-2 at close of play on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
Cricket: Today at the TestDay three highlights from the first Test match between England and India.
Test Match SpecialReaction from day three at Headingley as India steadily build a second innings lead.
Surrey start strongly to bowl out WorcestershireSurrey close day one just 162 runs behind bottom side Worcestershire after bowling out their hosts for 209.
'Jaiswal is gone!' - Carse gets early wicket to put pressure on IndiaBrydon Carse's nipping delivery gets an outside edge and is caught behind by Jamie Smith to dismiss Yashasvi Jaiswal for four runs as India fall to 16-1 in the second innings on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
'Old school' Rahul's discipline makes him one of the best openers - DasguptaBBC Sport's Deep Dasgupta says KL Rahul's ability to "play late, inside the lines" makes him one of the best openers in world cricket.
'It's a little cold!' Indian bowlers getting used to weather - BumrahJasprit Bumrah says he is sharing his experiences with his fellow Indian bowlers who aren't used to playing in England as India close day three on 90-2, having bowled England out for 465 in the first innings of the first Test at Headingley.
'Can you believe it!' Brook out for 99England's Harry Brook is caught out for 99 after dropping a pull right into the hands of Shardul Thakur at deep backward-square on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
Smith dismissed by brilliant relay catchIndia's Ravindra Jadeja does brilliantly to take a catch at the square-leg boundary before juggling it to team-mate Sai Sudharsan to dismiss Harry Smith for 40, leaving England on 349-6 on day three of the first Test at Headingley.
Kohler-Cadmore hits ton as Somerset dominate BearsTom Kohler-Cadmore hits his 12th first-class century as Somerset lay the platform for an imposing total against Warwickshire.
Century for Allison as Essex dig in against HantsCharlie Allison hit 101 for Essex against Hampshire on day one of their County Championship match at Chelmsford.
Notts' Slater hits 96 on even first day with YorkshireYorkshire have a case for claiming honours even against County Championship leaders Nottinghamshire on day one at Trent Bridge.
Kent and rain spoil Anderson's start as captainJames Anderson's first day as Lancashire interim skipper is spoiled by Ben Compton and the rain as Kent dominate in Blackpool.
Coles century puts Sussex just on top at DurhamJames Coles scores 117 not out for Sussex against Durham in their County Championship match as Jofra Archer returns to red-ball action.
Tribe ton boosts Glamorgan at LeicestershireGlamorgan batter Asa Tribe hits a maiden Championship hundred as his side pile up a patient 305-5 against Leicestershire.
Cracknell ton helps Middlesex recover at NorthantsJoe Cracknell scores an unbeaten 106 as Middlesex stage a spirited fightback against Northamptonshire on day one of their County Championship match.
Morley's six wickets put Derbys on top against GlosDerbyshire's Jack Morley takes 6-55 as Gloucestershire are bowled out for 187 on day one of their County Championship match in Bristol.
How do points work in the County Championship?BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team explains how the points system works in the County Championship.
Pope makes gutsy century before Bumrah late showEngland fight back through Ollie Pope's unbeaten century but Jasprit Bumrah takes the key wicket of Joe Root late on day two of the first Test.
England v India: England weather Bumrah storm as game in the balanceReaction from day two where England finish strongly as they limit India with the bat.
Gill & Jaiswal show India's future is already hereDoubts about India's future after the retirements of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma are laid to rest by Shubman Gill and Yashavi Jaiswal's centuries on day one of the first Test against England.
Vaughan 'staggered' by England decision to bowlFormer captain Michael Vaughan says he was “staggered” by England’s decision to field first after India piled on 359-3 on day one of the first Test at Headingley.
Yorkshire coach McGrath 'embarrassed' by poor formYorkshire head coach Anthony McGrath questions his side's mentality after they slip to an "embarrassing" defeat at Durham in the T20 Blast.
'Play on, pontiff' - Pope repays England's faithOllie Pope repaid England's faith with his best hundred in a home Test, writes Stephan Shemilt.
'Scots, Dutch & Nepal show associate cricket in best light'The recent ODIs and T20 matches between Nepal, Netherlands and Scotland in Dundee and Glasgow have shown associate nations can produce compelling cricket, writes George O'Neill.
T20 Blast: Jacks stars as Surrey & Somerset winSouth Group leaders Somerset win again, but North Group leaders Northamptonshire lose on a busy Friday of T20 Blast action
Scotland end T20 series with win against NepalScotland sign off the T20 Tri-Series with a comfortable victory over Nepal to move into next month's World Cup qualifiers in more confident mood.
Australia drop Labuschagne for first West Indies TestAustralia drop Marnus Labuschagne for their opening Test against the West Indies with Steve Smith also missing through injury.
Pope, Bumrah, Bashir - how England v India will be won and lostBBC Sport and data analysts CricViz look at the key battles that could decide the outcome of the England v India Test series.
Cricket: Today at the TestDay two highlights from the first Test match between England and India.
In Syd's Voice - The Story of David 'Syd' LawrenceThe autobiography of Gloucestershire & England cricketer, David 'Syd' Lawrence.
TailendersThe Tailenders are back and we’re joined by the one and only Kagiso Rabada.
StumpedSouth Africa great AB de Villiers speaks about their World Test Championship triumph.
Test Match SpecialMark Chapman looks ahead to England's Test series against India as Headingley awaits.
Test Match SpecialWe debate the viability of Test cricket during the World Test Championship Final.
Test Match SpecialReaction as South Africa win the World Test Championship Final.
Cillian Murphy stars in 28 Days Later28 days after a killer virus spreads through the UK, a group in London try to survive.
How British pair became kings of Queen's - Second ServeBritish pair Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool create history at Queen's - your weekly Second Serve column.
Why Alcaraz is 'red-hot favourite' for third Wimbledon titleCarlos Alcaraz arrived in London with "no expectations" but, with Wimbledon only eight days away, he has sent an ominous message to his rivals.
The Stevenage tennis player who is Taiwan's No 1Tennis player Joanna Garland, from Stevenage, is hoping to qualify for Wimbledon for the first time but will do so as Taiwan's number one.
'Are you kidding?!' - Alcaraz scrambles to win pointWatch Carlos Alcaraz turn defence into attack, scrambling across the court to hit a lob that saw him win him a point againt Jiri Lehecka in the 2025 Queen's final.
Alcaraz 'proud' of Queen's final performanceWorld number two Carlos Alcaraz says he is "proud" of his performance after beating Jiri Lehecka 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 to win his second Queen's title.
Alcaraz hits 'ridiculous' volley winnerCarlos Alcaraz hits a "ridiculous" volley to win the first set in his victory over Roberto Bautista Agut in the Queen's semi-finals.
'I gave it my all' - ill Draper on Queen's defeatJack Draper says he "gave it his all" despite illness - but is still disappointed to miss out on the final of Queen's with a tight loss to Jiri Lehecka.
Draper loses gripping Queen's semi-final to LeheckaWatch highlights as Great Britain's Jack Draper is beaten 6-4 4-6 7-5 by Jiri Lehecka in a thrilling Queen's semi-final.
'Like talking to Andy Murray' - impressionist quizzes tennis starsImpressionist Josh Berry asks questions in the accents of Andy Murray, Rafael Nadal & John McEnroe to Queen's stars including Carlos Alcaraz & Emma Raducanu.
Alcaraz beats Lehecka to seal second Queen's titleWorld number two Carlos Alcaraz holds off a battling Jiri Lehecka to seal his second Queen's title with victory in an enthralling final.
GB's Glasspool and Cash win historic Queen's doubles titleJulian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool become the first all-British pairing to win the men's doubles title at Queen's in the Open era.
Alcaraz beats Lahecka in thrilling Queen's finalWatch highlights as world number two Carlos Alcaraz beat Jiri Lehecka 7-5 6-7 (5-7) 6-2 to seal his second Queen's title in an entertaining final.
American Kessler wins Nottingham OpenMcCartney Kessler claims her first grass-court WTA Tour title with a 6-4 7-5 win over Dayana Yastremska in a rain-affected Nottingham Open final.
Unwell Draper loses but 'wouldn't have pulled out for anything'Jack Draper's hopes of winning Queen's are ended by Jiri Lehecka as the British number one is beaten in a thrilling semi-final.
Ex-Wimbledon champion Vondrousova wins Berlin OpenMarketa Vondrousova claims her first title since winning Wimbledon two years ago by beating Chinese qualifier Wang Xinyu in the Berlin Open final.
Follow Eastbourne & Wimbledon qualifying on the BBCEastbourne and Wimbledon qualifying takes place this week - and you can follow it across the BBC.
Sinner releases duet with Italian tenor BocelliWorld number one Jannik Sinner swaps his tennis racquet for a microphone to release a duet with fellow Italian and tenor Andrea Bocelli.
'A huge step' - Draper reaches first Queen's semi-finalJack Draper fulfills a childhood dream by reaching his first Queen's semi-final with a three-set victory over American Brandon Nakashima.
Zverev and Medvedev win after sickness and nosebleedAlexander Zverev sprints off court to vomit mid-match but recovers to beat Italy's Flavio Cobolli at the Halle Open.
Defending champion Boulter loses in NottinghamTwo-time defending champion Katie Boulter's run at the Nottingham Open is ended in a dramatic loss to American McCartney Kessler at the quarter-final stage.
Two-time Wimbledon champion Kvitova to retireDouble Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova will retire from tennis at the end of this summer
Sinner suffers worst loss by ranking since 2023Jannik Sinner's Wimbledon preparations suffer a blow as the world number one loses to Alexander Bublik in the Halle Open second round.
Gambling and social media abuse of women in sport - what is going on?BBC Sport looks at what is going on with the relationship between gambling, tennis, women in sport and online abuse.
I looked like a Ferrari but broke down easily - DraperBritish number one Jack Draper jokes that his body used to break down easily despite "looking a bit like a Ferrari", but feels he now has the strength and energy to deal with long matches.
British veteran Evans given Wimbledon wildcardFormer British number one Dan Evans and two-time champion Petra Kvitova are given wildcards into the Wimbledon singles draws later this month.
Tennis players call for ID verification after Boulter abuseTennis players call for the introduction of identity verification on social media after British number two Katie Boulter shared her experiences of online abuse.
Raducanu stalker tried to apply for Wimbledon ticketsThe man who was given a restraining order for stalking Emma Raducanu has been blocked from applying for Wimbledon tickets.
Raducanu and Alcaraz sign up for US Open doublesBritain's Emma Raducanu and Spain's Carlos Alcaraz are among the pairings planning to play in the new-look US Open mixed doubles event.
Boultucanu, packed crowds & home comforts - how historic Queen's unfoldedFrom packed crowds, British feel-good energy and 'Boultucanu' - how did the first women's Queen's event for 52 years unfold?
Sinner and Alcaraz thriller proves rivalry here to stayA first major final between Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner always promised to deliver - but few expected it to reach the heights that it did.
The Queen's champion who reigned for half a centuryAfter holding the title for 52 years, Olga Morozova's reign as Queen's women's singles champion is about to come to an end.
'Big Four' reunite at Nadal's French Open farewellRafael Nadal reunites with Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray in a special farewell ceremony to the 14-time French Open champion.
Playing through the pain & burnout fears - is there too much tennis?As Alex de Minaur and Casper Ruud speak about burnout, is there too much tennis in the calendar - and what are the solutions?
From winning iPods to Grand Slams - Djokovic's 100 titlesTo mark Novak Djokovic's 100th title, BBC Sport delves deeper into the stories and numbers behind his ton of trophies.
Players v tennis tours: why the lawsuit and what next?BBC Sport tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at the key questions after a players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic began legal action against tennis' governing bodies.
Alcaraz hits 'unplayable' forehand winnerWorld number two Carlos Alcaraz hits a "vicious" winner against France's Arthur Rinderknech during their quarter-final contest at Queen's.
'Some magic of his own' - GB's Fearnley hits brilliant winner despite slippingBritain's Jacob Fearnley hits a brilliant volleyed winner despite slipping during his second-round win against Corentin Moutet at Queen's.
Boulter beats Kartal to reach Nottingham Open last eightKatie Boulter beats fellow Brit Sonay Kartal 6-4 1-6 7-6 to reach the quarter-finals in her defence of the women's singles title at the Nottingham Open.
Britain's Fearnley into Queen's quarter-final - best shotsBritain's Jacob Fearnley produces an impressive display to see off French qualifier Corentin Moutet at Queen's and reach a first ATP Tour quarter-final.
Andy Murray answers fans' important questions at Queen'sAndy Murray answers some very important questions from fans at Queen's.
Draper produces 'explosive masterclass' to secure Queen's winJack Draper produces an "explosive masterclass" to win the final two points of his second-round match against Alexei Popyrin at Queen's.
'That could have injured someone' - Angry Mensik's racquet bounces into standsJakub Mensik receives a warning after throwing his racket at the ground and seeing it bounce into the stands during his defeat by Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut at Queen's.
'Unbelievably good!' - Draper's best moments against PopyrinWatch Jack Draper's best moments during a three-set thriller against Alexei Popyrin in the second round at Queen's.
Boulter receives 'hundreds of messages' after sharing online abuse storyBritish number two Katie Boulter has had "hundreds of messages" containing "love" and "appreciation" since BBC Sport published an article where she shared the abusive messages she receives on social media.
Cillian Murphy stars in 28 Days Later28 days after a killer virus spreads through the UK, a group in London try to survive.
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