Ralf Schumacher undecided on Alpine's driver options, but says Ricciardo's time is up
Ex-Formula 1 driver Ralf Schumacher feels that Daniel Ricciardo won't find it easy to get a 2023 F1 seat if he is replaced at McLaren by youngster Oscar Piastri.
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Alphonse Areola wants West Ham to ‘do even better’ in Europe this season
Alphonse Areola believes West Ham are ready to go one better than they did in Europe last season.
Rangers and Celtic swerve personnel headache as Japan vs USA shifted to ease Champions League fears
Both Celtic and Rangers have been granted a boosted with news some of their stars will no longer need to travel to Japan next month.
Alison Riske Amritraj & Elise Mertens top draws at WTA Chennai Open
The WTA (Women's Tennis Association) released the players’ list on Tuesday. The main draw comprises 32 players out of which 21 are direct acceptances, 1 special exempt, 4 wild cards and 6 qualifiers.
Timo Werner takes dig at Thomas Tuchel’s tactics after Chelsea exit
Timo Werner says he lost the joy of playing football during the latter period of his time at Chelsea and says Thomas Tuchel’s tactics were partly to blame for his exit from the club.
European Masters 2022 snooker LIVE – Kyren Wilson battles Lyu Haotian, Judd Trump and Mark Williams later
Wilson 0-0 Lyu (1-25) Ad Lovely opening red by Wilson, but then misses a brown off the spot. Early and obvious chance for 24-year-old Lyu to get that cue arm working.
Judd Trump borrows Xiao Guodong’s waistcoat in first round win over Noppon Saengkham at European Masters
Judd Trump had to borrow Xiao Guodong’s waistcoat for his first round victory at the European Masters over Noppon Saengkham after his suitcase didn’t arrive in Germany. Trump, who is a two-time winner of the event, withstood the test of Saengkham to win 5-2 in clothes which he took from Xiao. Ad He says the suitcase incident and wrong clothes didn’t affect him in the match.
Butchart feels unlucky to miss out on medal after busy track season
Bullish Andrew Butchart believes his gruelling track season was worthy of a medal after suffering another near-miss in Munich. The Stirling star finished ninth in Tuesday's 5000m at the multi-sport European Championships after being unable to translate his searing start into long-awaited silverware. Ad Butchart, 30, came flying out of the traps to exploit an early gap but was reeled in by world champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen with the finish line looming, who set a punishing final pace to grab more major glory.