World Cup fever hits Britain with Gen Z and millennials most likely to catch it
The World Cup is in the Americas this summer, and despite being played across the pond, football fever has already taken hold of many Britons.
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World Cup ’26 already offering up plenty
It's been a busy opening week of the 2026 men's FIFA World Cup, with it bringing out quite the party – on and off the pitch.
Egypt denied first ever World Cup win as Belgium rescued point in the U.S.
A second-half own goal denied Egypt a first ever World Cup win as Belgium rescued a point from their Group G opener in Seattle.
Boxing legend Lennox Lewis returns to Mexico City with Laureus to mark a decade of impact with TRASO programme
Former undisputed heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis returned to the Transformación Social TRASO boxing gym in Mexico City yesterday, ten years since first visiting the Laureus-supported programme in what was then his first year as a Laureus World Sports Academy Member.
Cape Verde secures historic draw with Spain in its first ever World Cup
Tiny Cape Verde pulled off what was a stunning result in its World Cup debut, shutting out heavily favoured Spain, in Atlanta.
USA’s perfect start may just be the catalyst for World Cup success all round
Following a glitzy build-up which featured a performance from Katy Perry, watched on by Hollywood A-listers like Tom Cruise in the stands and with thousands of fans decked out in the stars and stripes, they would have been forgiven for wilting under the pressure at a packed SoFi Stadium.
