The aim should be to create "maximum carnage", says the evil terror group. It recommends they become suicide bombers or use explosives linked to a timer or a remote control device.
The call comes in a new edition of Inspire, an English-language online magazine for al-Qaida supporters.
It points out that attacks can kill many people at high-profile sporting events which are attended by "tens of thousands" of fans. Wimbledon and top football matches at Wembley are named as possible targets.
Inspire boasts: "They have worldwide live media coverage. The best time is after the final whistle when crowds leave the stadium and celebrate round the entrances."
But the No 1 target is the Queen, 87, who attends the Derby at Epsom in Surrey each year with Prince Philip, 92, and other royals.
The hate-filled article also tells its deranged readers to kill British expatriates and tourists in the Dordogne in France, crowing: "Hit two birds with one stone – English and French."
A Scotland Yard spokesman admitted they knew of the article but said "appropriate steps" were in place to protect sporting events.
[ - Daily Star ]