An armchair guide to the weekend’s sport on TV
From the Grand National at Aintree to the Australian Grand Prix and Masters at Augusta, the live sporting action comes thick and fast this weekend.
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Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia's furious 14-year feud recapped: ‘Don't need him in my life'
Kell Brook and Terence Crawford face off ahead of Vegas fight
Woodcroft on McDavid’s dominance: ‘Those numbers don't happen every day’
Connor McDavid is reaching new heights and taking the Edmonton Oilers with him on the journey.
Liga MX, MLS and NWSL teams unite in bid to eliminate homophobia
Teams from Liga MX, Major League Soccer (MLS) and the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) and others have formed a coalition to eliminate homophobia from soccer, the group said on Friday.
'The Guv'nor is here, pipe down' – Ronnie O'Sullivan on why fellow GOAT Tiger Woods inspires his own dreams
When 21-year-old Tiger Woods was rampaging around Augusta National to win the first of his five Masters titles by a record 12 strokes in 1997, Ronnie O'Sullivan was back in Blighty preparing to race around the Crucible Theatre making his epic world-record 147 in five minutes and eight seconds. Both moments are etched in sporting folklore and both figures have progressed to transcend their respective fields of play with 15-time major winner Woods embarking upon his 24th US Masters appearance a week before O'Sullivan competes at a record 30th straight Crucible competition in Sheffield.
Los Angeles Angels' Shohei Ohtani strikes out nine, hitless at plate in loss to Astros
ANAHEIM, Calif. — The second pitch Shohei Ohtani threw on Opening Day was a 98 mph fastball spotted on the very edge of the inside corner to Jose Altuve. By the end of Thursday night's first inning, the Los Angeles Angels' two-way sensation threw seven pitches at a higher velocity. Oftentimes in 2021, while feeling for command after a half-decade without consistent pitching, Ohtani eased into those higher velocities, saving the bigger numbers for tighter situations late in games.
Masters golf 2022: When does Tiger Woods begin second round at Augusta? Friday tee times
Tiger Woods produced a superb one-under 71 in the first round of the 86th Masters and will enjoy a late start on Friday for what should be a fascinating second day at Augusta. Woods will resume at 1:41pm (6:41pm BST) alongside 2010 Open champion Louis Oosthuizen (76) and Los Angeles Open winner Joaquin Niemann, who opened with a round of 69 to lie two shots behind overnight leader Sungjae Im of South Korea. Ad/> Woods admits he will use the 18 hours or so between the end of his first round to the start of his second preparing for the physical demands of walking on his damaged right leg.