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Millwall benefitted from two remarkable own goals in stoppage time as they snatched a 2-2 draw at Swansea to go fourth in the Sky Bet Championship.
A frustrated Dina Asher-Smith was forced to pull up halfway through her 100m final at the European Championships, whilst Zharnel Hughes managed to win silver as he attempted to retain his own title. Asher-Smith missed the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham due to injury, and after the race in Munich explained how she was suffering cramp in both calves. Ad “I can’t be running on two cramping calves, which is crazy,” she explained to BBC.
Watford were made to pay for their wastefulness in front of goal as they drew 1-1 against Birmingham at St Andrew’s.
Ozan Tufan's wonderful first-half goal saw Hull City earn a hugely creditable 1-1 draw at promotion favourites Burnley, to make it four games unbeaten at the start of a second-tier season for the first time since 1987/88 under Brian Horton.
Andy Street, the Mayor for the West Midlands, has revealed that Coventry City and Wasps have reached an agreement until at least the end of the season amid their ongoing dispute over the CBS Arena pitch.
Former Springbok loose-forward Ashley Johnson has been appointed as the senior academy forwards transitions coach at Wasps, the club has announced.
Kat Matthews grew up playing hockey with England's Commonwealth Games heroes but is now bidding to translate her teamwork skills into success at triathlon's equivalent of the Ryder Cup. Exmouth's Matthews, 31, played for the West of England's Under-17s with Giselle Ansley and Maddie Hinch before dropping the sport when she started to take triathlon seriously while working as a physiotherapist for the army at Birmingham's Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
Joe Brier admits the demands of a jam-packed summer of athletics finally took their tool after missing out on the European Championship semi-final by the barest of margins in Munich. The Welsh star failed to progress as one of the three fastest losers by just 0.01s at the multi-sport event after clocking a respectable time of 46.06s in his 400m heat. Ad Brier, 23, finished behind Italian Davide Re, Swiss star Ricky Petrucciani, Serbian Bosko Kijanovic and Portugal's Joao Coelho after a hectic month also involving the World Championships in Oregon and the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.