Sports - Sunday, March 29, 2026

Fans believe VAR is ruining goal celebrations and has not improved football since its introduction, according to a Football Supporters' Association survey.

Only 2% thought VAR ‘makes football more enjoyable’ 81% prefer watching games without video technology Football supporters remain thoroughly unconvinced of the merits of video assistant referees (VAR), with new research suggesting as many as 91% of them believe the game is better off without it. More than eight years after the first trials of VAR in the English game, an annual survey by the Football Supporters’ Association shows widespread dissatisfaction with the system, including the tweaks that have been brought in to improve how it is used. Continue reading...

The CBA permanently and positively changes the WNBA's landscape. These are the wins, biggest strides and areas of compromise.

San Antonio's title buzz is growing around the league. Plus, new intel on expansion and more.

Sarah Strong stars as Huskies go for 13th national title UCLA book Final Four place after rallying past Duke All-America forward Sarah Strong scored 21 points, Blanca Quiñonez added 20 and defending national champion UConn beat Notre Dame 70-52 on Sunday, sending coach Geno Auriemma and the Huskies to their 25th Final Four. The Huskies (38-0), who have won 54 games in a row, clinched the first spot for the Final Four in Phoenix. They will be going for their 13th national championship. Continue reading...

Having recovered from brain surgery and battled PTSD, an emotional Gary Woodland seals his first win in seven years at the Houston Open.

Things are getting tight in the East. Plus, updated playoff projections, draft lottery standings after Saturday.

Italy's Marco Bezzecchi claims victory in the United States as he makes it three wins in a row at the start of the MotoGP season.

Croat failed to win a league match during 44-day tenure Spurs hoping former Brighton manager can arrest slide Tottenham have parted company with Igor Tudor after seven games and 44 days in a desperate attempt to halt their slide towards relegation from the Premier League. According to the club, the decision was mutually agreed. Spurs have now moved once again to try to persuade Roberto De Zerbi to come to their rescue and join them straight away. The club considered a move for De Zerbi, the former Brighton manager, after they sacked Thomas Frank on 11 February and before they appointed Tudor. De Zerbi had just left Marseille but he decided he needed a break from the game and would most likely look to resume work in the summer. Continue reading...

With NCAA tournament runs over for key programs, here's how next season is taking shape.