🏆⛰️ Challenge Complete! ⛰️🏆 Our u15’s have completed the Sea to Summit and have smashed their fundraising target! A huge thank you to everyone who donated, shared, encouraged and supported the team along the way. Next stop, Prague 🇨🇿! Well done lads! 💪👏

Things that make me happy... Sir Kevin Sinfield. What a Legend. What he has done in honour of his friend will help millions. Well deserved.

This was magnificent to listen to #scotland #worldcup

Community policing looks a bit different when the @FIFAWorldCup is in town! Our officers celebrated alongside fans, both international and local, during Day 1 of @FWC26Boston Fan Fest on City Hall Plaza!

More great footage from the Scotland fans in Boston. Here they are celebrating with a policeman who is doing kick ups with them… 👮‍♂️ This is what The World Cup is all about!!👏

Morning 🤣🤣🤣😃😃😃🕺🕺🕺🎶🎶🎶 This is absolutely brilliant, he is brilliant 👏👏👏👏 And it has to get your weekend going 💙💙❤️❤️👏👏🕺🕺

Paddy Pimblett did a charity exhibition match with a boxer who has Down syndrome who goes by "The Real GGG." 🥹

⚽️ 𝙅𝙖𝙘𝙤𝙗 𝘾𝙧𝙤𝙤𝙠 was in fine form for @MfcCastletown last night, in the Paul Henry Gold Cup semi-final 🆚 @colbyafc A hat trick an assist for the #Ravens star, as Town scored 5 within the first 30 mins. No further goals in the 2nd half as a decent crowd of 100 managed to avoid torrential down pours that book ended the ☔️ game ☔️ @RYCOBFC Youthie the opponents in the final on Saturday at the Bowl. 2:45pm ko.

Our under 12s travelled to Manchester for the first of their seven summer fixtures this Saturday. The players showed excellent commitment, attitude and teamwork, competing against tough opposition, and gaining invaluable experience for their ongoing development!

This is my amazing Dad, he’s been a Marshal at the TT for over 35 years… It’s been a tough week for everyone, but I just wanted to show some love for him and all those that give up their own time to make the TT safe and able to go racing….until next year ❤️#TT2026 #IOMTT #TT

As part of Sport Direct’s new “When football was football” campaign… We have 2x retro inspired shirts to give away. Just follow Terrace Edition and repost this to enter.

An accidental slip became the brightest moment of the show. What made it special wasn’t the mistake, it was the response. Teammates immediately stepped in to support one another, turning an awkward moment into a powerful reminder of what teamwork looks like. The best teams aren’t the ones that never fall. They’re the ones that always lift each other up.

2011 U17 Dünya Kupası'nda Kanada kalecisinin yaşattığı o unutulmaz an.

When the Netherlands team visited a hospital with sick children, Noah Ohio saw one kid who’s favourite player was Jude Bellingham. 🇳🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 So he rang Bellingham and this happened. ❤️🧡

This was such fun doing !!😂. Teddy on the bike at the end kills me !!!!😂😂😂.

Maybe one of the reasons many supporters are turning to non league?

When Sir Bobby Robson went back to St James’ Park in July 2009, it was for a game that had been arranged in his honour. By then, he was gravely ill. But it was still Bobby Robson. And if there was one thing he hated, it was being late or letting people down. So even with everything he was going through, he still made sure he was there. The match was a charity game for the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation, and it brought back the players from the 1990 World Cup semi-final. England against Germany again. Peter Shilton was there. Peter Beardsley was there. David Platt was there. Des Walker was there. And of course, Paul Gascoigne was there. Alan Shearer started as well, which was not quite accurate for Italia 90, but it made sense in every other way. Shearer had always credited Bobby with saving his career at Newcastle. Bobby was taken round the pitch in a wheelchair. He took his hat off to the crowd. Then he shook the hands of the players. All around St James’ Park, the supporters started singing for him. “Walking in a Robson Wonderland.” Then the theme from Italia 90 played. And when Nessun Dorma began, it brought everything back. Gazza’s tears. Chris Waddle’s penalty. That whole summer when England had nearly got there. Only this time, nineteen years later, England won. Bobby went home that night exhausted, but ecstatic. Nobody knew for certain at the time that it was goodbye. But it was. A few days later, the statement came. “It is with great sadness that it has been announced today that Sir Bobby Robson has lost his long and courageous battle with cancer.” “He died very peacefully at his home in County Durham with his wife and family beside him.” After that, people started arriving at St James’ Park. At first it was hundreds. Then it was thousands. They brought flowers, scarves, shirts, photographs and cards. Newcastle opened a corner of the ground for tributes, but the queues just kept growing. They stretched down Strawberry Place and past Shearer’s Bar. There were Newcastle shirts. Ipswich shirts. England shirts. Even Sunderland and Middlesbrough shirts. For once, none of that mattered. It was not really about rivalry anymore. It was about Sir Bobby Robson. #football

Dave Challinor… Was in the Northern Premier League Division One - Division eight in old money as a manager. Now he’s linked with clubs in the Championship. What a bloke, what a football manager, and done it the long, hard way. Right from the bottom of non-league 👏👏👏

👏 Congratulations to @Latics_Academy graduates Charlie Hughes, Joe Gelhardt and Kyle Joseph on their promotion to the Premier League with @HullCity! #wafc