Canada's Leylah Fernandez notches opening round win at Australian Open
It was worth the wait for Canadian Leylah Fernandez.
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Ohio State lamenting 'self-inflicted wounds' on offense - ESPN
Ohio State coach Ryan Day lamented all of the self-inflicted mistakes the Buckeyes made on offense in their 28-14 victory against Texas in the College Football Playoff semifinals, saying on Sunday that his team has to play better in the national championship game against Notre Dame on Jan. 20.
Seasalt Cornwall reduces £96 dress to £29 that's both 'luxurious and comfortable'
Seasalt Cornwall's huge winter sale is well underway and there's some incredible deals to choose from. The coastal-inspired fashion brand is offering an additional 20% off its sale items - including on the Starry Night Satin Midi Dress.
Dragons' European hopes hanging by a thread as Pau prove too strong
The Dragons' hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the Challenge Cup are hanging by a threat after they were comfortably beaten 24-15 by Pau at Rodney Parade.
Germany's Friedrich pulls away for 4-man bobsleigh win, 85th World Cup gold of his career
Germany's Francesco Friedrich got the 85th World Cup bobsleigh victory of his career Sunday in St. Moritz, Switzerland, dominating the second heat to win a four-man race.
Man City teenage sensation sends clear message ahead of pivotal week
Manchester City scoring sensation Reigan Heskey started the new year with a bang as his double for Oliver Reiss' Under-18 side inspired a 4-1 victory over Everton.
'I don't care' - Mason Greenwood fires warning to PSG as resurgence continues after Man United exit
Roberto De Zerbi hailed the resilience of his Marseille side after former Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood starred against Rennes to keep the pressure on Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain.
Australian Open: Sumit Nagal Suffers Early Exit After Losing To Tomas Machac
India's Sumit Nagal bowed out of the Australian Open after losing to Czechia's Tomas Machac in the first round of the men's singles event at Melbourne Park on Sunday. Sumit Nagal, ranked 91st in the ATP singles rankings, fell to world No. 25 Machac 6-3, 6-1, 7-5 in two hours and five minutes. The 27-year-old was the only Indian competing in the singles draw. Nagal started well, dropping just two points in his first three service games. However, Machac broke him in the seventh game to take a 4-3 lead and closed out the first set with a commanding finish.