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Australian Matildas have continued to shine in the Women's FA Cup with two-goal Caitlin Foord and game changer Hayley Raso following Sam Kerr into the quarter-finals of the English game's biggest knock-out competition.
Fabio Jakobsen (QuickStep-AlphaVinyl) triumphed in a last-gasp sprint to deny the breakaway in the final seconds of a thrilling Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne. It looked as though the winner would come from a three-man break as the race entered the final straight, but the bunch soared past them with just metres to spare as Jakobsen saw off Caleb Ewan (Lotto Soudal) in the finale.
Katherine Grainger insists the 'huge disappointments' of the Winter Olympic Games will form key catalysts for change as Team GB bosses plot a road to recovery ahead of Milan Cortina 2026. British athletes failed to win a medal until the penultimate day of Beijing 2022 as Bruce Mouat and Eve Muirhead's curlers salvaged a misfiring campaign with silver and gold respectively.
Henrik Kristoffersen made it back-to-back slalom wins in 24 hours as the Norwegian topped the podium ahead of Britain's Dave Ryding at Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Germany. Kristoffersen was eighth after the first run but jumped up to the top step with a second run of 58.02 for a total of 1:52.66 — edging out Riding by just 0.35 seconds.
Arsenal produced a dramatic comeback to beat Wolves in their crucial Premier League clash in midweek.
Gary Neville has called Roman Abramovich ‘cowardly’ over his decision to pass on his ‘stewardship’ of Chelsea.
Marcelo Bielsa has been fired as Leeds manager after another heavy loss dropped the team to within two points of the Premier League relegation zone.
Ramadhin, who has died at the age of 92, was one of the West Indies' finest spin bowlers and, in tandem with Alf Valentine, fashioned a series win in England in 1950 which became lodged in calypso folklore. "They complemented each other perfectly," said the late West Indian cricket writer, broadcaster and historian Tony Cosier. "Ramadhin, cap on, sleeves buttoned down to the wrists, presented mysteries which no English batsman unravelled for the entire summer."