Scotland avoid painful Italian deja vu to launch Six Nations title bid

Swansea City captain Ben Cabango is being assessed for fitness after missing recent pre-season matches due to an injury sustained in training. The club is also facing multiple defensive injuries, with Cameron Burgess as the only fit senior central defender ahead of their Championship opener against Middlesbrough in 16 days, while summer signing Ricardo Santos also suffered an injury during a recent game. Want More Context? 🔎

Kylian Mbappe has confirmed he will don the iconic number 10 shirt for Real Madrid starting the 2025/26 season, following Luka Modric's departure. This change signifies a new chapter for Mbappe, who has previously worn number 9, while the vacant number 9 is now contested by rising stars Endrick and Gonzalo Garcia. Want More Context? 🔎

FC Ptit Déj: top 190 clubs in football history, a crazy transfer video!🟣 Women's Euro: The RecapSpain defeated Germany 1-0 in a notable Women’s Euro match. A viral Instagram post ranking the top 190 football clubs has sparked significant debate, while Real Betis creatively announced Pau Lopez's signing, and Benfica humorously addressed a previous conflict between Nicolas Otamendi and Richard Rios in a light-hearted video. Want More Context? 🔎

Yahoo Sports fantasy analysts Matt Harmon and Scott Pianowski discuss 12 key fantasy football storylines ahead of training camp, including the impact of Travis Hunter's dual role and Cam Ward's potential. They also evaluate the draft value of Tyreek Hill and De'Von Achane while providing insider insights to help fantasy managers prepare. Want More Context? 🔎

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, aiming to bounce back from a down year in 2024 with 101 receptions and 1,194 yards, is poised for a dominant season after a career-best 2023. With no contract concerns and a healthy partnership with quarterback Dak Prescott under new head coach Brian Schottenheimer, Lamb is eager to demonstrate his elite skills. Want More Context? 🔎

At the Big Sky Conference Football Kickoff, it was announced that starting in 2026, the league will adopt a nine-game conference schedule, alongside the implementation of one-way radio communication from coaches to quarterbacks in 2025. While reactions from coaches like Montana State's Brent Vigen and Montana's Bobby Hauck varied, both acknowledged the need to adapt to these changes in the evolving landscape of college football. Want More Context? 🔎