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MotoGP world championship leader Jorge Martin is embracing the pressure ahead of this weekend's Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix as the Spaniard aims to extend his lead over twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia.
Baffled Napoli legend Gianfranco Zola admits he still can't believe that Manchester United allowed Scott McTominay to leave for Serie A last summer.
High performance director Antonio Maurogiovanni will leave Rowing Ireland after the decision was made not to renew his contract.
There's no easy way into the Leinster line-up but James Culhane is ready to battle it out in one of the toughest areas of them all.
World number one Jannik Sinner defeated 24-time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic 7-6 (7/4), 6-3 on Sunday to win the Shanghai Masters. Sinner took a crucial break in the fourth game of the second set to defeat the Serb in 1hr 37min and deny him a 100th career singles title. "He was just too good today, too strong, too fast," said Djokovic after the match. Sinner saluted his opponent as a "legend" who kept playing "incredible tennis... year after year". In a nod to former Djokovic rival Roger Federer, who was watching from the stands, the 23-year-old joked: "There are legends everywhere, I just try to keep up a little bit." Facing off before an impassioned crowd, neither player blinked in the first set, unable to break the other's serve.
The FA's decision to appoint German Thomas Tuchel as head coach of the national team raises serious questions about English coaching, former England defender Gary Neville said.
Scott Robertson believes he is going to find out a lot about his All Blacks team over the next six weeks given the tough schedule he was handed for his first end-of-season tour as coach.
Manchester United are back in action in less than 72 hours when they host Brentford on Saturday. Erik ten Hag's side have endured a dismal start to the season, winning just three of their opening 10 matches.