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Tadej Pogacar will have more cycling history in his sights when he aims to become just the eighth rider to complete the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France double in the same season.
Novak Djokovic insists he will only play at Wimbledon if he is fit enough to compete for the title.
A new warning has been issued as more cases of a potentially deadly disease have been found in individuals returning to the UK. The Travel Health Pro website, a subdivision of the Foreign Office, revealed that 14 instances of the lethal meningococcal disease have been identified in people coming back from Saudi Arabia, including some in the UK.
Ralf Rangnick admitted there was doubt among the players when he was hired as Austria's manager in 2022, but the 65-year-old German has led his team to the cusp of the Euro 2024 knockout rounds.
Novak Djokovic is encouraged by his progress after undergoing minor knee surgery less than three weeks ago but the seven-times Wimbledon champion said he will only play in the grasscourt Grand Slam next month if he is able to fight for the title.
Former Brighton coach Roberto De Zerbi has an agreement in principle with Marseille to become their new boss, the French club announced on Monday. Italian De Zerbi left the English outfit at the end of the season having guided them to 11th place in his second campaign in charge.De Zerbi, 45, is set to replace Jean-Louis Gasset at the helm of the 1993 Champions League winners. "Marseille announce they have found an agreement in principle with Roberto De Zerbi," the Stade Velodrome outfit said. "The club are currently working with all parties to formalise the arrival of the Italian coach as well as his staff to Marseille's bench and are preparing his arrival in Marseille over the coming days."
Jelena Ostapenko launched her bid for a second Eastbourne title with a gritty straight sets win over Greet Minnen in the first round of the Wimbledon warm-up event on Monday, while top seed Elena Rybakina withdrew from the tournament. Latvian fifth seed Ostapenko, the 2021 Eastbourne champion, defeated the Belgian qualifier 7-6 (7/3), 6-1 in just under 90 minutes on court. There was a worrying moment for Ostapenko, the 2017 French Open champion, when she fell on the grass midway through the second set but the world number 13 recovered to close out the win.
Spain doesn't know who it plays next at Euro 2024.