Daniel Zeqiri

Adam Ramsay-Peaty finished third in the Commonwealth Games 100m breaststroke final in Glasgow, behind Australia's Sam Williamson, who won in 59.17 seconds, and Jersey's 18-year-old Filip Nowacki, who took silver in 59.34. The emotional Peaty criticised media coverage of his personal life, said the scrutiny had taken a toll, and stressed the importance of protecting younger athletes from similar treatment. He received support from his pregnant wife, Holly, after the race. The bronze marked a difficult return to major championship competition for the three-time Olympic champion, who remains determined to target the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics despite acknowledging the challenges of maintaining his career at 31.

England conceded to a looping strike from Andreas Schjelderup after Harry Kane lost possession, with VAR confirming no foul in the build‑up. The finish appeared unintended, though its power and trajectory deceived Jordan Pickford, who was criticised for misreading the ball and not fully committing to the save. Analysts highlighted Patrick Berg’s clean challenge on Kane and questioned Pickford’s positioning as Norway took the lead in the World Cup quarter-final.