Wimbledon will be without line judges for the first time next week – will ‘sport’s best dressed officials’ be missed?

The Springboks host Italy at Loftus Versfeld on Saturday, 05 June. Here’s what time all the action gets underway.

The BBC has comprehensive live coverage of Wimbledon across TV, iPlayer, radio, Sounds, online and the mobile app from Monday, 30 June to Sunday, 13 July.

Ann Budge will step down as Heart of Midlothian chairperson at the Scottish Premiership club’s annual meeting in December, saying she has “done what I wanted to achieve”.

Former Free State Stars striker Noah Chivuta says Kaizer Chiefs should not be buying players from Indonesia or similar leagues.

What on earth?

Mbule has joined Pirates on a one-year deal with a two-year option, following his Sundowns exit, and will travel with the squad to Spain.

A star-studded line-up sets off on the 2025 Tour de France on Saturday for one of the most keenly awaited editions in recent times.

As Real Madrid prepare to face Juventus at the Club World Cup on Tuesday, Arda Guler is emerging as a key figure – BBC Sport takes a closer look.

Today’s roundup.

We are now less than a week away from Africa’s greatest horse race, the Hollywoodbets Durban July to be held on Saturday, 5 July.

Andy Farrell is keeping people guessing with his centre pairings on the British and Irish Lions tour. Tom English assesses the options – and looks at the other main talking points in Australia.

News wrap.

Armagh’s dream of winning back-to-back All-Ireland titles is ended by Kerry, who will face a ‘dangerous animal’ in Tyrone, according to Oisin McConville.

Take note of the kick off times for a busy weekend of Test rugby, including the Springboks against Italy and the All Blacks hosting France.

Carlos Alcaraz starts his bid for a third successive Wimbledon men’s title on Centre Court against Fabio Fognini on Monday.

Ian Poulter will face competition from his son Luke for a place at Royal Portrush for the Open Championship, writes Iain Carter.

Manchester City have enjoyed themselves both on and off the pitch in reaching the last-16 of the Club World Cup but the temperature is set to crank up.

Undoubtedly Wales’ greatest ever female footballer, after so many international near misses Jess Fishlock can finally add playing at a major tournament to her outstanding list of achievements.