Luke Littler and Michael van Gerwen cruise through at World Masters
World champion Luke Littler made the perfect start to his Winmau World Masters campaign in Milton Keynes as he cruised to a 3-0 victory over Andy Baetens.
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D Gukesh Draws With Wei Yi, R Praggnanandhaa Outwits Fabiano Caruana In Tata Steel Masters
World champion D Gukesh maintained his half-point lead with an easy draw against Wei Yi of China, while R Praggnanandhaa outwitted top seed Fabiano Caruana of the United States to come within striking distance of the leader after the 11th round of Tata Steel Masters here. Playing the white side of an Italian game, Gukesh went for a relatively new plan by pushing his central pawn in the opening that just helped Wei Yi maintain parity after the trade of queens. The Indian was up a pawn when the endgame surfaced but the position was level and the peace was signed in 30 moves.
Little known transfer rule hits Man City transfer business ahead of deadline day
Manchester City are unable to sanction any more overseas loan departures this month having filled their squad quota.
Woods on senior circuit would be 'a thrill to see' says Langer
Golfers competing on the PGA Tour Champions would welcome the chance to play against 15-times major winner Tiger Woods on the senior circuit, two-times Masters champion Bernhard Langer said on Friday.
In-form Xiao Guodong whitewashes Aaron Hill at German Masters
A fine week for Cork's Aaron Hill at the German Masters in Berlin was ended in emphatic fashion by Xiao Guodong, with the Chinese player racing to a 5-0 victory to set up a semi-final showdown against world champion Kyren Wilson.
What to watch this weekend in Olympic sports
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Marcus Rashford exit could open four transfers for Manchester United
Marcus Rashford started the day thinking his options away from Manchester United had disintegrated but may well end it with a new potential opportunity.
Party trick moves muscles that humans haven’t used for 25 million years
Your party trick might have more biological significance than you think.