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Max Verstappen has an opportunity this weekend to move within comfortable reach of his second drivers' world title when he leads Red Bull's bid to defeat Ferrari on home soil at the Italian Grand Prix.
Canada's Sophie Schmidt opened the scoring for the Houston Dash, who earned a draw at home against the Washington Spirit on Saturday thanks to Michelle Alozie's goal in stoppage time.
THURSDAY’S BIG STORIES Man Utd want everyone Ad Deep breath, one and all. In the past few days Manchester United have reportedly upped, ended or registered their interest in: Antony, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Moises Caicedo, Casemiro, Matheus Cunha, Moussa Dembele, Sergino Dest, Joao Felix, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Mauro Icardi, Illan Meslier, Thomas Meunier, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, Alvaro Morata, Christian Pulisic, Adrien Rabiot, Yann Sommer, Jamie Vardy, Hakim Ziyech, and probably another handful more we have failed to remember*.
Aston Villa have signed Euro 2022 winner Rachel Daly on a three-year deal ahead of the new Women’s Super League season. Daly started every Euros match at left-back for England’s Lionesses, but the versatile 30-year-old is capable of playing further up-field. Ad She joins Villa for an undisclosed fee from Houston Dash, where she played for seven years – which included a brief loan spell at West Ham during the National Women's Soccer League off-season.
Houston Dash midfielder and four-time Canadian Olympian Sophie Schmidt potted the game-winning goal during a 4-2 victory over NJ/NY Gotham FC on Sunday in New Jersey.
Blackburn Rovers are set to miss out on the signing of Ben Davies, with Rangers having agreed a deal for the defender.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland — Trey Mullinax had a mad rush to get to Scotland in time for the 150th Open Championship and had to contend with bent golf clubs from the journey, but he still managed to make the cut and carded a 6-under round Saturday.
With the pitch flattening and the sun out, the much vaunted Indian bowling, barring skipper Jasprit Bumrah, looked toothless as Joe Root (batting 76, 110 balls, 9x4) and Jonny Bairstow (batting 72, 89 balls, 8x4) played risk-free cricket and added 150 runs in the post-tea session. India have themselves to blame though as they had opportunities. Hanuma Vihari, strangely placed at widish second slip, with shin pads on, when better fielders in that position like Shubman Gill and Shreyas Iyer were available, dropped the in-form Bairstow off Mohammed Siraj on 14 when the score was 153. India’s shoulders after that chance was fluffed just dropped as Bairstow, with over 900 runs this year, made them pay.