Mexico win their World Cup opener against South Africa at the Azteca.

South Korea come from behind to beat the Czech Republic to go second in Group A.

Kyle Walker explains what the last week of England's preparation looks like, ahead of the Croatia match next week.

Charlie Adam says this is one of the best Scotland teams in years.

Adam also says it's a "straight shootout" between France and England to win the World Cup.

Somalian referee Omar Artan named as UEFA Super Cup match official after he was blocked from working at the World Cup.

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England beat Costa Rica 3-0 in their final World Cup warm up friendly before opener against Croatia.

Everton will have to pay Burnley around £35million after historical PSR breaches.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino tells us to "relax and chill" over off-field World Cup chaos.

Formula One bosses agree to make changes to engine rules to help appease Max Verstappen.

Tottenham Hotspur sign Marcos Senesi on a free transfer.

Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson dropped by England for second test against New Zealand.

Would Ben Stokes really retire after the incident on Monday night?

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England play their final official World Cup warmup match tonight against Costa Rica. They'll also play a private training match tomorrow.

Wolves have confirmed the double-signing of Raul Jimenez and Kieran Trippier on free transfers.

Kieran McKenna is thought to be the number one choice to take over at Fulham - although Ipswich Town would require significant compensation if he was to leave.

Real Madrid have had a €150m offer for striker Julian Alvarez rejected by city rivals Atletico Madrid.

England, Scotland and Wales will have to go through to the playoffs to qualify for the Women's World Cup - despite all winning last night.

Serena Williams won her first competitive match in four years to make it through to the second round of the women's doubles at Queens, alongside teenage partner Victoria Mboko.

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