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South Africa flyhalf Handre Pollard will miss the Rugby Championship with a calf injury as director of rugby Rassie Erasmus concedes the loss of his first choice number 10 was a "worry" ahead of the World Cup in France starting in September.
UEFA announced the inaugural recipients of their "FootbALL Awards" on Tuesday, recognising the contribution to social change, given to Belgium's Football Association, the German Football League, Arsenal and former France player Lilian Thuram.
England's Lionesses are about to make their bid to be World Champions in this year's FIFA Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, following a huge year of success.
Novak Djokovic will be the undisputed tennis GOAT if he wins «a few more Slams», reckons Roger Federer's ex-coach Ivan Ljubicic. Djokovic moved clear of Rafael Nadal onto 23 men's slams with his recent triumph at the French Open, and the Serbian could go two clear when he steps out at Wimbledon next month, as he aims to land a record-equalling eight title — tied with Federer.
Seven events into the LIV Golf League’s first official 14-tournament season and the individual and team championship competitions are heating up, while those at the bottom of the table face possible relegation.
Handre Pollard has now emerged as the Springboks' biggest injury headache ahead of the World Cup title defence in France.
Premiership Women's Rugby (PWR) has been launched to replace Premier 15s, the top tier of the women's domestic league system, the Rugby Football Union (RFU) said on Tuesday, announcing a 10-year strategy for women's rugby in England.
ENSTONE, England : Aston Martin's stunning leap up the grid to regular podium contenders this season has been a reality check for rival teams and Formula One as a whole, says Alpine boss Laurent Rossi.