Kipchoge wins Tokyo marathon but misses out on new world record
Kenya's double Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge won the Tokyo marathon on Sunday, but an attempt to break his own world record fell short as he crossed the line in 2hr 2min 40sec.
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Unlikely golfer leaders eye TPS Sydney win
Brendan Jones and Jarryd Felton will call on former glories as they each seek to complete an unlikely victory in the final round of the TPS Sydney at Bonnie Doon Golf Club.
How Everton shirt sponsorship led to double David Moyes transfer swoop
It's been revealed that Everton's shirt sponsorship with Cazoo will come to an end following the culmination of the current season which will leave the Blues looking for a ninth company's logo to be emblazoned on their shirts.
Ivanie Blondin leads Canadian contingent at speed skating worlds
Double Beijing medallist Ivanie Blondin is the top Canadian competitor so far at the 2022 world speed skating championships.
Lorentzen anchors Norway to team sprint world title as Dutch take women's event
The sprint action at the World Speed Skating Championships Hamar 2022 was completed on Saturday (5 March) with the Netherlands taking the women's team sprint before hosts Norway claimed the men's version.
Home joy for Olympic champ Marius Lindvik on the Holmenkollen
Marius Lindvik made it four wins out of four for Norwegian nordic athletes in Oslo on Saturday (5 March) by taking the large hill World Cup contest.
Klopp can terrify WHU by unleashing Liverpool outcast who could be a "new Luis Suarez" - opinion
Liverpool forward Takumi Minamino has emerged as an unlikely hero in recent weeks, popping up with some big goals in cup games – including a brace against Norwich City in the week – leading him to be dubbed a “new Luis Suarez” due to the former Kop hero’s history of also terrorising the Canaries.
Silje Opseth claims first World Cup win with Olympic champ Ursa Bogataj only fourth
Silje Opseth delighted the home fans with her first ski jumping World Cup victory in Oslo on Saturday (5 March).