Financial details revealed as Burnley man secures transfer to European outfit
Burnley striker Wout Weghorst has completed his move to Besiktas on an initial loan deal, which could be made permanent for a fee of £12m.
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Laurie Evans lifts lid on life as a T20 star and the dilemmas facing England hopefuls
Surrey star Laurie Evans is one of the best uncapped T20 batters in England, having struck a total of 4,950 runs in 195 innings.
Leeds United news as Merson details Phillips' Man City task and Adams says RB Leipzig goodbyes
Here are the latest Leeds United evening headlines on Tuesday, 5 July.
Joe Root keeps defying convention as England turn Test cricket on its head
You won’t win Test matches playing like that. You can’t walk down the wicket and hit Mohammed Shami through midwicket, not in his first over. And you shouldn’t try to reverse-scoop Shardul Thakur for six either, even if you are on 120 at the time. Don’t get caught at mid-off the very next ball after you’ve been dropped there, especially when you’re the captain and your team are 267 runs behind. You ought not to have three slips in for Rishabh Pant when he’s 100 not out and running away with the game. You won’t beat India if you’re 132 runs behind after your first innings.
Wimbledon LIVE: Djokovic reveals secret to epic win as Kyrgios breaks historic SW19 rule
Wimbledon: Alex De Minaur praises Katie Boulter after win
'Amazed' - Leeds United supporters stunned as Manchester United clash not selected for TV coverage
Leeds United supporters are stunned following the news that the Whites' game against Manchester United on September 18 has not been selected for live TV coverage.
Fabrizio Romano shares more transfer news from Forest as Marinakis moves for 'clever' player
Nottingham Forest are set to sign Mainz defender Moussa Niakhate, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Wimbledon: 'He's flying!' - Watch incredible shot as Novak Djokovic does splits to make winner
It required something very special to deny rising star Jannik Sinner at Wimbledon on Tuesday afternoon, and Novak Djokovic found what was required. The reigning champion and top seed recovered from two sets down to beat the Italian in thrilling fashion and reach the semi-finals at the All England Club for the 12th time. Ad/> A set away from his first defeat at SW19 since 2017, the six-time champion dug deep to keep his title defence alive — and one shot in particular in the final set had the stunned crowd standing.