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Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt said inconsistent refereeing was making his job harder after his side went down 33-24 to New Zealand on Saturday to lose any the chance of regaining the Bledisloe Cup for another year.
MOTEGI, Japan :Twice MotoGP champion Francesco Bagnaia roared back to form as he won the Japanese Grand Prix sprint from pole position on Saturday, while his Ducati teammate Marc Marquez put himself within touching distance of a seventh MotoGP title by coming second.
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Fever sat in the locker room at Mohegan Sun Arena facing a big problem. It was Aug. 17, and they trailed the last-place Connecticut Sun by 19 points. Two games above .500 with three weeks remaining in the regular season, every game mattered in Indiana's quest to clinch a playoff spot.
FARMINGDALE, New York :Scottie Scheffler's Ryder Cup campaign got off to a rough start on Friday at Bethpage Black, as the world's top-ranked golfer lost both his matches on the first day on his home turf and the U.S. team trailed Europe by three points.
Aston Villa must use their 1-0 home win over Bologna in the Europa League on Thursday as a springboard, manager Unai Emery said after his side picked up their first win of the season.
CHICAGO — With one blow on a perfect early autumn night, a Francisco Lindor blast made all kinds of history. For the Mets, though, there remains only one kind of history to make — the one that lands them in the postseason.
Barcelona fought back from a goal down to beat Real Oviedo 3-1 on Thursday, with second-half goals from Eric Garcia, Robert Lewandowski and Ronald Araujo overturning Alberto Reina's first-half opener.
Luke Donald took a swipe at the American team ahead of the Ryder Cup by pointing out his European side were “fuelled by something money cannot buy”.