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How to watch England vs San Marino live After the agony of a penalty shootout defeat in the final Euro 2020, England are almost certain of their place at the next major tournament. The Three Lions have won four and drawn two games since losing to Italy in July, and sit top of Group I ahead of the final round of fixtures. Gareth Southgate’s side need just a draw against minnows San Marino tonight to guarantee their spot at the World Cup in Qatar next year....

How to watch the ATP Finals tennis live The ATP World Tour Finals are the annual season-closing event in the men’s tennis world, pitting the year’s best eight singles players and doubles duos up against each other in one big showdown. For the first time this year the tournament is taking place in Turin, in Italy, after several years based in London. Here’s everything you need to know about when it’s taking place, who’s playing, and how to watch live....

One Plus Nord 2’s Pac-Man power-up still needs a glow-up OnePlus is no stranger to special edition phones, or gaming tie-ins. That said, I can’t imagine anyone predicted the announcement of the Nord 2 Pac-Man Edition. Pac-Man isn’t exactly cutting-edge tech, nor does it tie-in to OnePlus’s frequent branding around speed – is a Sonic phone next? What Pac-Man does offer is a strong aesthetic and instant brand recognition. For many people this is – or at least was for a long time – the default association with videogames....

Realme GT Neo 2 arrives in Europe, starting at €449 Realme’s latest in its GT series of mid-range smartphones has been confirmed for a European launch. The GT Neo 2 starts at €449, boasts features such as a unique ‘Digital Urban Design’, 120Hz display and Realme UI 3.0 software over Android 12. The Realme GT Neo 2 has been official in China and India since September, but we now know it’s coming to the UK and Europe....

Realme GT Neo 2 review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Realme GT Neo 2 is another excellent mid-range smartphone phone to rank alongside the OnePlus Nord 2 and the Xiaomi Mi 11 5G. It’s got a poised design, an excellent 120Hz AMOLED display, and superb battery. All in all, this is one of the best-balanced phones you’ll find for around the £400 mark, even if it fails to impress quite as much as the Realme GT before it....