Former Australia flyhalf O'Connor signs for Crusaders
MELBOURNE : Former Australia flyhalf James O'Connor has joined the Crusaders on a one-year deal as coach Rob Penney looks to plug the hole left by departed All Blacks playmaker Richie Mo'unga.
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Chelsea second string eases to Europa victory over Gent
Chelsea emphasised the depth of talent available to head coach Enzo Maresca as their second-string XI eased to a stylish 4-2 win over Gent at Stamford Bridge to kick-off their Conference League campaign.
Simmering connections stay loyal to McMonagle
Dylan Browne McMonagle might be missing out on the chance to partner Al Riffa in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, but he has retained the ride aboard the supplemented Simmering in the Qatar Prix Marcel Boussac on Sunday.
Shohei Ohtani: The $700 million man who is somehow underpaid
As Shohei Ohtani smiles his way into the postseason, baseball smiles along with him. It really does, with a fully-loaded Cheshire cat of a grin, because why on Earth not?
Marquez says MotoGP title race is between Martin and Bagnaia
Marc Marquez still has a mathematical chance of winning the MotoGP title but the six-times premier class champion conceded on Thursday it was a now a two-horse race between points leader Jorge Martin and reigning champion Francesco Bagnaia.
Aidan O'Brien aims Los Angeles and Continuous at the Arc
Aidan O'Brien will launch a two-pronged attack at Sunday's Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at ParisLongchamp.
Ulster triallist Zac Ward emerges as Ireland flyer
Zac Ward is on a short-term trial with Ulster and the versatile Sevens player looked like a man on a mission as Emerging Ireland began their tour of South Africa with a six-try win.
Masters plans unchanged despite hurricane damage
Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley has vowed that next year's Masters will take place as scheduled despite "a lot of damage" caused by Hurricane Helene.