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BERLIN : Pressure on hosts Germany to deliver at Euro 2024 has grown exponentially in the past few months following a string of bad results but it went up another notch after the country's shock under-21 European Championship group stage elimination.
Ons Jabeur will return to Wimbledon determined to finish off what she started last year and take her already trailblazing career to new heights, spurred on by the pain of falling short in the 2022 final at the All England Club.
Britain's Tom Pidcock said Gino Mader's death during a high-speed descent in Switzerland less than two weeks ago could result in riders being more cautious at the Tour de France.
Eighteen amateur cyclists, including Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital’s Professor Rob Wynn, have officially begun the 2023 edition of The Tour 21 – in partnership with Flutter - this weekend, riding all 21 stages of the Tour de France just one week ahead of the professionals and aiming to raise over £1-million for blood cancer charity, Cure Leukaemia.
The Republic of Ireland men's team have dropped to 52nd in the latest FIFA world rankings.
We are nearly a month into the summer transfer window and Manchester United remain in a period of stasis.
Anna Brogan could not hide her delight after stunning fifth seed Diana Shnaider to reach the final round of Wimbledon Qualifying at Roehampton. Glasgow's Brogan defeated Shnaider 6-3 7-6(7) to reach the third round of the qualifying draw, saving a set point in a dramatic second set tiebreak to close out the match in straight sets. Ad Shnaider is considered one of the brightest young talents in women's tennis, having qualified for both the Australian and French Open this year and reaching the second round on both occasions.
Dominic Thiem is dreaming of more Grand Slam success after getting a taste of glory with his US Open triumph in 2020. However, with Wimbledon his next opportunity to recreate that winning feeling, he will need to raise his level of performance from his previous trips to the All England Club. Ad Before taking victory at Flushing Meadows, Thiem had reached three other Grand Slam finals, losing out to Rafael Nadal at the French Open in 2018 and 2019, before being beaten in the Australian Open showpiece by Novak Djokovic at the start of 2020.