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It might say something about the competitive nature of Ascot that Joseph O’Brien had won two Melbourne Cups before State of Rest beat Bay Bridge by a length in the Prince of Wales’s Stakes to break his duck as a trainer at the Royal meeting.
Dani Alves will not stay at Barcelona as the club have decided not to offer him a contract extension.
The highly-rated 21-year-old arrives from Lisbon giants Benfica, where he has been playing in the side’s B team. In 24 games last season he notched five goal contributions as the club finished fifth in the Liga Portugal SABSEG.
The Scottish Professional Football League has agreed a revised sponsorship deal with its current partners cinch, which will allow Rangers to be excluded from displaying the car firm’s branding.
Sporting CP are willing to let Andraz Sporar leave for a lower fee than they had originally agreed with Middlesbrough.
Both Crystal Palace and Southampton have a reported interest in signing Bayern Munich defender Chris Richards this summer.
David Moyes is reportedly keen on a reunion with Adnan Januzaj at West Ham this summer.
Nick Kyrgios impressively rallied past Stefanos Tsitsipas at the Halle grass court tournament on Wednesday to hammer home his status as a Wimbledon threat but only after a spat with the chair umpire over sweating. Kyrgios defeated world number six Tsitsipas 5-7, 6-2, 6-4 to reach a second successive quarter-final after also making the last eight in Stuttgart five days ago. The 27-year-old smashed his racquet after losing the opener after saving three set points. He then got into a minor spat with the chair umpire in the third game of the second set, landing himself with a warning for time-wasting.