Scotland pull off the impossible — qualifying for their first World Cup in 27 years with one of the wildest, most dramatic performances international football has seen. McLean scores from halfway, McTominay launches the highest overhead kick ever attempted, and two last-minute goals, a penalty and a red card turn Denmark inside out.

Meanwhile, the Ashes swing violently as England collapse on the Perth bounce, Travis Head unleashes mayhem, Weatherald and Marnus find form, and Australia suddenly look settled while England look stunned.

We also break down Liverpool and City both losing, Verstappen’s ridiculous charge in F1, Arsenal v Bayern in the Champions League, and another big week in the Championship as Falkirk put on a clinic.

Plus: Sickos Pick — the Sydney Derby.

All sport. No off season.

Ireland outplay Portugal, Hungary score worldies, Scotland suffer through another emotional rollercoaster, and Australia even manage to lose to the Irish in rugby for good measure. We recap all the international chaos before turning our eyes to the Ashes, where England look undercooked and Australia look unsure. Plus: Sydney FC Women, Caoimhe Bray’s hat-trick, the Big Blue preview, and a Falkirk corner that’s just ridiculous.

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Lando Norris keeps his cool while Piastri spins out, the AFL’s new Wild Card round gets a frosty reception, and Doku melts defenders at the Etihad. Falkirk’s second-half subs freeze the momentum, and in Canada, an icycle kick in a snowstorm before Fraser Aird getting pelted with snowballs for his troubles.

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A week where women ran the show.

A 14-year-old Sydney FC prodigy plays like she’s been here for years, another female jockey makes Melbourne Cup history a decade on, and somewhere between them the future of sport feels brighter — and faster — than ever.

Plus: Rangers see ghosts, Haaland keeps scoring, Falkirk keep growing, and the Dodgers deliver a Hollywood father–son fairytale.

From six-hour marathons to second comings, it’s been a week of grand slams and grand returns.

Lando Norris takes the chequered flag in a chaotic F1 race while Ohtani proves once again he’s from another planet — starring in an 18-inning World Series epic.

Back home, Brendan Rodgers is out and Martin O’Neill returns to Celtic, Arsenal quietly stretch their EPL lead, and the A-League kicks back into gear.

We also celebrate the start of the A-League Women’s season, featuring a special interview with Isla and Eve — two young Sydney FC fans sharing what women’s football and the Matildas mean to them.

Plus: Falkirk’s patchy but promising win, a lucky VAR call, India’s impossible run of lost tosses, and a Sicko’s Pick that takes us to a fiery Milan v Roma showdown.

It’s football, fast cars, and freakish feats — because there’s truly No Such Thing as an Off Season.

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The boys are back from Bali and Spain — and straight into the madness.

Shohei Ohtani puts up numbers that defy logic, Redmayne goes full hero in the dying seconds, and Celtic somehow manage to lose to Dundee. Liverpool keep tumbling, Rangers finally land a manager in Danny Röhl, and the lads ask — has football sold its soul to the highest bidder?

All that plus the latest from the NHL, F1 at altitude, and a Scottish Cup sickos pick for the purists.

It’s No Such Thing As An Off Season — where even the holidays can’t stop the headlines.

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The Wallabies show real promise but still can’t escape the northern ref curse, the Broncos ride another comeback with Reece Walsh putting on a masterclass, and McLaren’s bromance goes up in smoke as Piastri gets muscled out. Falkirk go toe-to-toe with Rangers and somehow leave disappointed with a draw — which says everything about how far they’ve come. We’ve got Harjas Singh smashing 35 sixes and losing 12 balls, Vince Whaley playing golf with an alligator breathing down his neck, and the return of our Sickos Pick with Scotland vs Belarus.

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This week we’re Ryder on the Storm as Europe blaze through the opening rounds before the Americans fight back and the crowd crosses the line. In the AFL, Brisbane timed their surge to perfection while Geelong’s stars went missing and Jeremy Cameron battled on with a broken arm. The EPL served up shocks with Liverpool’s unbeaten run ended by Palace, United slumping again, and Arsenal leaving it late. We look ahead to a huge NRL grand final, another spirited but painful Bledisloe for the Wallabies, and in Falkirk Corner the call goes out for changes after a sideways performance. Plus, our Sickos Pick turns to the Sheffield Shield in search of Australia’s next opener.

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Dangerfield steamrolled packs, the Cats look unstoppable, and Collingwood may have played their hand too early. Liverpool limp in the derby, Piastri bins it, and Snoop Dogg’s lining up kicks. AFL Grand Final, EPL chaos, F1 blunders, NRL contenders – it’s all here.

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The Raiders blew a 16-point lead, thought they’d won it in golden point, only for the bunker to step in and the Broncos to steal it with a field goal. Adelaide forgot it was finals footy while Brisbane turned it on, setting up a blockbuster weekend at the MCG. We wrap the NFL and Premier League, look at the World Athletics photo finish, and preview Liverpool v Everton. In Falkirk Corner, it’s St Mirren, a Crunchie tribute, and a new TV. Plus a wicket that wouldn’t fall, a Millwall mix-up gone wrong, and a sickos pick to round it off

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