Germany’s forward Jule Brand played a key role by scoring one goal and assisting another as her team secured a 2-0 victory against tournament newcomers Poland in their opening Group …

At the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, the first quarter-final verdict of the Club World Cup is in: Fluminense have secured a spot in the semi-finals. The Brazilian side, who …

Sweden made a strong start to their Women’s EURO 2025 campaign with a 1-0 win over Denmark in Geneva, extending their unbeaten run to 13 matches. After losing 6-1 to …

Malta Sport can confirm that 31-year-old Malta international Zach Muscat is set to sign for G.D. Chaves, a club in Portugal’s second tier, marking his return to Portuguese football after …

As exclusively reported by Malta Sport last week, reigning champions Ħamrun Spartans has officially signed 26-year-old Italian defender Vincenzo Polito. Polito has plenty of experience in Italian football. He began …

Italian referee Gabriele Scatena has broken his silence following his dismissal from the national refereeing body, delivering a powerful and emotional critique of what he calls a system that “first excludes you, then buys you.” Scatena, a respected official from the Avezzano section, took to LinkedIn with two strongly worded posts shortly after his removal was officially confirmed during a conference led by Antonio Zappi, outlining the Italian Referees Association’s (AIA) new structure for the upcoming season.

France’s professional footballers’ union, the UNFP, has launched a blistering attack on FIFA, accusing the world football governing body and its president, Gianni Infantino, of endangering players’ health with an ever-expanding fixture list and the newly revamped Club World Cup.

Former Arsenal and Ghana international footballer Thomas Partey has been charged with multiple counts of rape and sexual assault, according to a statement released by London’s Metropolitan Police on Friday.

Maltese mountain bikers continue to make their mark on the international stage, with impressive performances at several major events across Europe, highlighting the sport’s growing popularity and competitive strength in Malta.

Wimbledon tournament director Jamie Baker has defended the increase in prize money at this year’s Championships, insisting the tournament remains committed to supporting players despite growing calls for a larger …