Here’s to another perfect fall Saturday — whether you’re spending all of tomorrow glued to your couch or losing your voice in the stands.

Women’s soccer fans were given much more than they bargained for last night — the two Top-10 matchups were just the beginning.

Last January, the competitive wrestling promotion filed an antitrust lawsuit against WWE, its top competitor and the largest wrestling company in the world.

Move over, Broadway — the best drama in New York is going down in Flushing Meadows, where the US Open women’s final is officially set, and the men’s matchup will be determined tonight ahead of Sunday’s final.

The country’s highest level of pro women’s football, Liga F, won't kick off its season today as scheduled due to a league-wide players strike over conditions and pay.

Today’s newsletter has everything you need to know ahead of tonight’s 8:20 p.m. ET Thursday Night Football season-opener between the much-improved Detroit Lions and defending champ Kansas City Chiefs

True to form, the first two weeks of the men’s soccer season have been utter pandemonium.

Later this month, executives from both pro tennis leagues will meet in London for a two-day summit about the possibility of a united tour.

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) finally fired embattled Spanish women’s national team coach Jorge Vilda yesterday, bringing his tumultuous tenure to an end.

The telecoms company — which operates under Spectrum’s umbrella — removed Disney and ESPN programming last Thursday due to an ongoing carriage dispute.

And just like that, the US Open semis are halfway set after a whirlwind few days in the Big Apple.

One more conference realignment domino fell Friday morning, as the presidents of ACC schools voted 12-3 to add Stanford and Cal from the Pac-12 and SMU from the AAC beginning in August 2024.