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England captain Harry Kane could grab a sentimental shirt number at Manchester United should he complete his proposed blockbuster move to Old Trafford this summer.
The BBC's Sunday sports coverage - including Match of the Day 2 - remains up in the air as the row over Gary Lineker's suspension rumbles on. Shows are in chaos as presenters, pundits and commentators down tools in support of the former England striker, who was suspended for comparing the language around Home Secretary Suella Braverman's 'cruel' migrant policy with that of 1930s Germany on Twitter.
The Canadian Para alpine skiing team picked up three downhill medals on Saturday at the World Cup finals in Sella Nevea, Italy.
The BBC's flagship football highlights show Match of the Day was cut short on Saturday as pundits and commentators pulled out after presenter Gary Lineker was taken off air by the corporation. Lineker was told to "step back" from the role he has held since 1999 on Friday after an impartiality row broke out over the former England striker's comparison of the UK government's rhetoric in tackling illegal immigration to Nazi-era Germany.
It’s just four hours before his biggest game of the season.
Chelsea manager Graham Potter said Enzo Fernandez and Mykhailo Mudryk will only get "better and better" after both players starred in the 3-1 Premier League win at Leicester City on Saturday.
The NWSL is heading back to Utah with the announcement Saturday that the Utah Royals will begin play in 2024 as the league's newest expansion team.
A supremely consistent Anze Lanisek kicked off the 2023 Raw Air tournament with victory in Oslo. Jumps of 133m and 139.5m took the Slovenian ahead of favourite Stefan Kraft, who failed to break the 130-metre mark, despite leading the standings after round one. Ad The Austrian slipped to second with Lanisek's brilliant final leap only bettered by third-place Karl Geiger.