The Latest Breaking News from Gary Lineker

Tunisian Ali bin Nasser awarded the Argentine legend the opening goal in his side’s 2-1 quarter final win over England at the 1986 World Cup, now saying the assistant ref didn't flag it

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Gary Lineker has offered his view on an intriguing argument revolving around the BBC’s Match of the Day programme - after an odd conspiracy theory surfaced on social media

Graham Potter's unbeaten start as Chelsea boss has come to an end to hands of former side Brighton

Dancing On Ice star and former England player John Fashanu, whose brother Justin took his own life after coming out as gay, says England players should protest racism and homophobia at Qatar World Cup

It's hard to imagine Gary Lineker and Piers Morgan ever agreeing on who the greatest football of all time is after they debated the subject again on Saturday evening

The Everton stopper produced two outstanding reflex saves to stop the Toffees conceding early

It's clear which side of the fence Lineker sits on despite many fellow pundits feeling differently about Antony's skill move for Manchester United vs FC Sheriff.

On Wednesday morning, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly spoke to LBC’s Nick Ferrari about the forthcoming World Cup in Qatar. Gay fans, he said, ought to be “respectful of the host nation,” where homosexuality is illegal, as he assured us the Qatar authorities would in return. He mentioned “a bit of…

Prince Wiiliam, who is President of the FA, had been expected to attend games in the Middle East in November as Gareth Southgate's England side compete in the World Cup

The Liverpool midfielder found the net superbly during the Reds' 3-0 victory over in Amsterdam in the UEFA Champions League