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A momentous Sunday in New Jersey ended with Spain lifting the World Cup for a second time, edging Argentina 1-0 after extra time at MetLife Stadium. Substitute Ferran Torres settled a tense, goalless final in the 106th minute, heading home from close range after Lamine Yamal conjured the assist. Argentina finished with ten men following Enzo Fernández's second bookable offence, and Lionel Messi's farewell campaign ended in heartbreak. Spain also swept the individual honours: Rodri took the Golden Ball, Unai Simón the Golden Glove and Pau Cubarsí the Young Player award. France's Kylian Mbappé claimed the Golden Boot with 10 goals, becoming the tournament's all-time leading scorer.
Earlier on Saturday, Thomas Tuchel's England signed off with a flourish, winning a remarkable third-place play-off 6-4 against France. Bukayo Saka stole the show with a hat-trick as the Three Lions ran up their highest World Cup finish in decades, offering plenty of encouragement for the road ahead.
At Lord's, England completed a 2-1 one-day international series win over India — their first ODI series success against the tourists since 2018 — with a 27-run victory in the decider. Ben Duckett struck a superb 141 and shared a 192-run opening stand with Jacob Bethell (91), before Joe Root (74*) and Jos Buttler (41* off 13) lifted England to 387 for 3. Rohit Sharma answered with 138 — the first ODI century by an Indian man at Lord's — but 360 for 7 fell just short.
New Zealand's Ryan Fox produced a stirring final-day rally to claim The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, the first major of his career. A closing 68, capped by a birdie at the last, saw him overhaul Cameron Young, while overnight leader Sam Burns faded to a 72 and third place on eight under. On the domestic jumps scene, Sunday's cards at Stratford and Newton Abbot kept the summer National Hunt programme ticking over.
With the World Cup now settled, the domestic calendar remains in its close-season lull — there are no competitive English fixtures today. Attention turns squarely to a frantic transfer window and the first pre-season friendlies, with the Premier League not returning until . Expect a fresh wave of business now the finalists' internationals are free to complete moves.
Four British meetings headline a busy Monday. Ayr stages an afternoon Flat card from , where Karl Burke's well-bred newcomer Great Oak — a son of Mehmas out of the family of Arc winner Solemia — faces a lone rival in the novice. Beverley and the jumps at Cartmel complete the daytime action, while Windsor rounds things off with its popular Monday evening fixture, first race . Across the Irish Sea, Ballinrobe provides additional cover.
England and India have completed their white-ball engagements for now, so there is no international cricket on these shores today. With The Open wrapped up at Royal Birkdale, the men's major season is done, and the golfing focus shifts to the run of summer tour events on both sides of the Atlantic.
Selection: Amazonian Dream, Windsor evening card. Reasoning: The Rod Millman-trained veteran has been knocking on the door in recent months and now drops to a mark of 72 — a full 17lb below his last winning rating. With the in-form Oisin Murphy booked and plenty of course experience in the bank, familiar surroundings could tip him back into the winner's enclosure.
Selection: Arsenal, 2026/27 Premier League outright. Reasoning: The reigning champions, having ended a 22-year wait for the title, are a warranted favourite. A young, settled core plus early transfer business make them the market's benchmark; a short price, but the trajectory is upward.
Selection: Liverpool to win the Premier League. Reasoning: Third in the market behind Arsenal (6/4) and Manchester City (5/2), Liverpool offer more appeal at the prices. Their squad depth and consistency across a long campaign make them the sensible each-way alternative to the jolly.
Selection: Manchester United, 2026/27 Premier League. Reasoning: Rated a 7/1 title outsider, United have added Belgium midfielder Youri Tielemans and continue to reshape. Backing them for the title is speculative, but the improving spine makes a top-four push the more playable angle for a rejuvenated side.
Manchester United have signed Youri Tielemans from Aston Villa on a five-year contract after triggering the Belgium international's £35m release clause. The move adds proven Premier League craft to United's midfield rebuild.
Reacting to back-to-back 17th-placed finishes, Tottenham have been the summer's biggest spenders, outlaying a reported €267m on Sandro Tonali, Mateus Fernandes, Jan Paul van Hecke, Andrew Robertson, Marcos Senesi and Martin Dubravka as they overhaul the squad from front to back.
The champions have made Piero Hincapié's loan permanent and added goalkeeper Illan Meslier on a free transfer from Leeds United, quietly strengthening in depth as they prepare to defend their crown.
Chelsea are reportedly closing on Morgan Rogers in a deal that would represent a British record fee, underlining their continued willingness to invest heavily in emerging home-grown talent.
With the tournament only just concluded, several England, Spain and Argentina players will report back late for pre-season, and clubs will manage their reintegration carefully — a routine watch-point for team news as friendlies get under way.
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