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Joe Flacco will make one more start at quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals after Joe Burrow was not activated to the roster for Sunday's game against the New England Patriots.

Liverpool's Premier League title defense lurched deeper into crisis Saturday - losing 3-0 at home to Nottingham Forest.

The Washington Commanders will be the designated home team for another overseas game next year after playing in Madrid last weekend.

Germany's Laura Nolte edged American rival Kaysha Love to win the monobob test event on the new track for the Milan Cortina Winter Olympics on Saturday.

Chelsea reduced the gap to Premier League leader Arsenal to three points with a 2-0 win over Burnley on Saturday.

Ole Miss says Lane Kiffin's decision on coaching future to be revealed Nov. 29 as rumors swirl over interest by SEC foes.

Days after Panama qualified for the 2026 World Cup, FIFA banned the country's soccer federation president for failing to respect a previous ban imposed for fat-shaming a women's national team star.

The first official test race on the controversial sliding track being rebuilt for the Milan Cortina Olympics was won by skeleton world champion Matt Weston of Britain on Friday.

Houston's top-ranked defense found another level Thursday night to lead the Texans to their third straight win.

Fatima Bosch Fernandez of Mexico was crowned Miss Universe 2025 on Friday, a dramatic victory for a 25-year-old at the center of the turbulent 74th staging of the popular beauty pageant in Bangkok who stood up to public bullying from one of the hosts ...