Southampton Face Manchester City in FA Cup Semi-Final on Anniversary of 1974 Triumph
Southampton meet Manchester City in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final, 50 years after Saints won the trophy in 1974.
Southampton meet Manchester City in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final, 50 years after Saints won the trophy in 1974.

Federal lawmakers are examining sports betting regulations following recent scandals involving illegal wagering in professional and college athletics.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney discusses institutional limitations with NIL funding as Tigers work to recover from poor season.

Oklahoma City Thunder's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander becomes the 14th player in league history to win back-to-back MVP awards.
Massachusetts prosecutors dismissed domestic assault charges against New England Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore, citing insufficient evidence.
Israel concluded its 2026 World Baseball Classic campaign with a 6-2 victory over the Netherlands at LoanDepot Stadium in Miami on Tuesday.

A grand jury indicted former NFL linebacker Darron Lee on murder charges in the death of his girlfriend in Hamilton County, Tennessee.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is facing allegations of biting a woman and making antisemitic comments, which his attorney denies and calls a shakedown attempt.

A North Korean women's soccer club will make an uncommon visit to South Korea later this month for a football match.

Bill Self will return to coach Kansas basketball for the 2026-27 season despite recent health issues and retirement speculation.

The NCAA permanently banned former Abilene Christian men's basketball player Airion Simmons for allegedly participating in a point-shaving scheme.

The Vancouver Whitecaps could relocate from their current home stadium with their lease at BC Place set to expire in December.

Sixteen colleges now charge over $100,000 annually while schools increasingly circumvent NCAA recruiting rules through unofficial visit funding.

President Donald Trump stated that Major League Baseball should implement a salary cap system.

Seventeen-year-old Eliot Abramson died after being hit by a lacrosse ball at the base of his neck during a college recruiting event.
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