England 3-0 Ukraine: Women’s World Cup qualifier – as it happened
England will need to go through the playoffs after finishing second in the group despite easing their way past Ukraine
Bukayo Saka is playing through pain barrier, says Tuchel, as World Cup looms
Bukayo Saka continues to play through the pain of an achilles injury, according to the England manager, Thomas Tuchel, and must be managed carefully at the World Cup
Lionesses ease past Ukraine but must navigate playoffs to qualify for World Cup
England eased to a 3-0 victory at home to Ukraine but Spain’s victory against Iceland means the Lionesses will have to reach the World Cup via the playoffs
US stadium and hotel workers threaten strikes ‘to make things fair’ during World Cup
Low wages and fears of ICE crackdowns have set workers on edge of strike as thousands set to arrive during World Cup
Kane is in scorching form but England will need others to step up with goals
With nagging fears about an overreliance on the goalscoring captain, Thomas Tuchel needs more from his other attackers
World Cup 94 chief Alan Rothenberg: ‘We wanted Whitney Houston on the pitch but Fifa said no’
The man in charge the last time the US hosted the World Cup marvels at the transformation of football in America over the last 32 years
David Sullivan’s Sport newspapers used sexualised images of underage girls as ‘bait for predatory men’
Former victims’ commissioner says publication ‘deliberately came as close as possible to breaking the law’
World Cup 2026 news: Iran ticket row; Platini files complaint against Infantino; England latest – as it happened
Our writers continued the countdown to the World Cup ahead of the opening ceremony on Thursday
Why ‘podcast wars’ will be real broadcast battleground at this World Cup
This summer’s hottest rivalry no longer belongs to the BBC and ITV, but football’s online and streaming presence
World Cup Q&A: ‘Are you allowed to be scared of the prospect of losing to Haiti? Of course you are!’
Ewan Murray is in North Carolina to report on Scotland’s first World Cup since France 98. He answered your questions on Steve Clarke’s selections, his outsider tip and what Scotland-Haiti’s equivalent of the ‘Frey Bentos trophy’ would be
Meet the philosopher-in-training who will be at the VAR monitor this World Cup
Joe Dickerson is one of North America’s best referees, but he’ll be off the field in a high-pressure position when the World Cup begins
Two sleeps from the World Cup and geopolitics are shining bright
In today’s Football Daily: World Cup week continues, ‘Card Master’ and farewell Divock Origi
Mo Touré: Australia’s Ter-Mo-Nator who just wants to be seen as a ‘good person’
The rising Socceroos star isn’t interested in celebrity and heads into his first World Cup with a strong connection to his roots and feet firmly on the ground