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Asked about Trent Alexander-Arnold's incendiary comments ahead of their trip to Liverpool, Manchester City Pep Guardiola knocked back all attempts to get a rise out of him: "I could reply but why should I bother?" was the upshot of his response.
An anonymous survey of elite British sportswomen has found more than 70 per cent are uncomfortable with transgender athletes competing in the female class in sport, while 67 per cent feel uncomfortable about speaking publicly on the issue.
Former Canadian track cycling star Gordon Singleton has died. He was 67.
Canadian Para cyclist Alexandre Hayward took home his first career world-championship medal on Sunday with silver in the men's C3 scratch race, the country's fourth podium finish of the week in Rio de Janeiro.
In the Aramex Women's Category, Anne Terpstra and Nicole Koller (GHOST Factory Racing) won an eighth stage in a row on their way to the 2024 Absa Cape Epic title. By winning every stage of the 2024 race (the Prologue and seven stages), the Dutch-Swiss combo matched the performance of Laura Stigger and Sina Frei, who also won eight stages on their way to the 2021 title.
Tadej Pogacar sprinted to an impressive fourth stage victory of the week as he sealed his Tour of Catalonia triumph on Sunday.
Canada's Mel Pemble won her second medal of the 2024 Para Track Cycling World Championships in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday, bagging bronze in the women's C3 omnium.
Plans have been submitted for an extension and major improvements to Brentwood High School and Sixth Form College in Sale. If approved the scheme will include a new teaching wing to the school for 11 to 19-year-olds with severe learning difficulties and autism, opened in 2016.