Jennifer Jones, Reid Carruthers win PointsBet curling titles
Jennifer Jones and Reid Carruthers were the winners of the inaugural PointsBet Invitational on Sunday with their Manitoban curling teams each pocketing $50,000 in prize money.
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Devonta Smith breaks out for 169 receiving yards, Eagles stay unbeaten with win over Commanders
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Austria 1- 3 Croatia: Luka Modric, Marko Livaja & Dejan Lovren score as Zlatko Dalic's side make Nations League Finals
Croatia seal their place in the UEFA Nations League Finals with a 3-1 win over Austria in Vienna which also consigns the Austrians to relegation from League A. The visitors took the lead early when Nikola Vlasic found space in the inside right channel and pulled it back to Luka Modric. Modric made one defender disappear with a magical first touch before slapping his shot past Heinz Linder.
Jennifer Jones downs Scheidegger for PointsBet curling women's title
Jennifer Jones won the women's title at the inaugural PointsBet Invitational Sunday with a 7-4 win over Casey Scheidegger in the final.
Saudi Arabia vs USMNT: How to watch, live stream link, TV, team news
Fair or not, Tuesday’s edition of Saudi Arabia vs USMNT is going to be scrutinized as much as any friendly in recent United States men’s national team history.
Man City Women fall to second defeat of the Women's Super League season at Chelsea
Manchester City are still searching for their first victory of the Women's Super League season after a 2-0 defeat to defending champions Chelsea at Kingsmeadow.
'Best RB in the world' - Manchester United fans go wild as Diogo Dalot scores twice for Portugal
Manchester United fans could not hide their excitement as Diogo Dalot scored two goals for Portugal against the Czech Republic.
Nations League: Spain defeat to Switzerland sets up Portugal showdown
Portugal went top of Group A2 with a comfortable 4-0 win in the Czech Republic as Diogo Dalot struck twice with Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Jota also on target. Spain have little time to iron out their flaws ahead of the World Cup in two months' time and a familiar combination of poor finishing and soft defending from set-pieces cost them against the Swiss in Zaragoza. "Our first half was as imprecise as any since I've been in charge," said Spain boss Luis Enrique after a first defeat in nine games.