
Football
Share
Published 09:43 29 May 2021 BST
Explore more on these topics:
"I've loved hosting the best club tournament in world football," he wrote. "And I'm genuinely proud of being part of their truly groundbreaking coverage over the past six years. "I would like to thank BT Sport for the generous renewal offer, but after much thought, I have decided to call it a day."The former England striker then explained the reasoning behind his decision, explaining that "I feel it's time to do things that I've always promised myself I'd do: such as follow Leicester across Europe with my sons (how many opportunities will we have?)" https://twitter.com/garylineker/status/1398325100483547143?s=21 The statement concluded: "A big thank you to everyone at BT Sport, both in front of the camera and behind. You're one hell of a team. It's been a joy working with you. Well played." Lineker has certainly earned the extra time away with his family. Enjoy the European away days.
Quiz: Can you guess these iconic 2000’s World Cup players
Legends galore! The World Cup is thriving! The 2026 North-American edition of the tournament has kicked off and we all have World Cup fever. New legends are set to be born this summer, but can you name some iconic players from the noughties? Let us know how you get on and best of luck!
Football
1 day ago
Quiz: Name all 25 of these obscure 2014 World Cup players
Take a trip back in time… It’s time to cast your mind back to the glorious days of the 2014 Brazil World Cup. Away from the emergence of Neymar Jr, and La Selecao’s heartbreak (7-1) in Belo Horizonte, this tournament was populated by a series of lesser known — but never lesser important — players. […]
Football
2 days ago
Football
Cork City star scores one of the most bizarre solo-goals you’ll ever see
Football