English Premiership: Arsenal edge past Leicester to go five points clear
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Erling Haaland gives five-word verdict on Man City win over Bournemouth
Erling Haaland declared Manchester City completed the task they set out to achieve against Bournemouth after the striker netted in the club’s 4-1 win over Bournemouth.
Watch: Five Wickets Fall In One Over In Australian Women's Domestic League Final
Five wickets fell in a final over for the ages as Tasmania pulled off an incredible victory over South Australia to claim the Women's National Cricket League (WNCL) title. Tasmania won the summit clash by one run under the Duckworth-Lewis method. South Australia required four runs from the final six deliveries with five wickets in hand under a revised target in the 50-over day/night match at Blundstone Arena on Saturday night. But two run outs and three wickets -- all by pacer Sarah Coyte -- in the last over turned the match upside down. Coyte was also involved in one of the two run-outs.
Arsenal go five points clear, Leeds and West Ham boost survival hopes
LONDON : Arsenal opened a five-point lead at the top of the Premier League with a 1-0 victory at Leicester City while on a big day for the relegation battlers there were huge wins for West Ham United and Leeds United.
Ireland far from perfect in five-try Italian win
The bonus-point win is what Ireland came for, and the Grand Slam dreams will live for a fortnight at least.
Milan goalkeeper Maignan back after five months, says Pioli
ROME: Mike Maignan will return as AC Milan goalkeeper for this weekend’s Serie A clash with Atalanta after five months out injured, coach Stefano Pioli said on Saturday. France international Maignan suffered a calf injury in Les Bleus’ 2-0 win over Austria in the Nations League in September, causing him to miss out on the World Cup as Hugo Lloris’ deputy.
Lowe's 10 things: LA's gamble on Westbrook, Chicago's woeful offense, and the meaning of a high five
This week's 10 Things highlights a gamble in Los Angeles, some rugged unsung guards, an awful season in Chicago, and the meaning of a high-five.
'Amazing' Murray saves five match points to reach Qatar Open final
The 35-year-old launched into a roar of delight after the 6-0, 3-6, 7-6 (8/6) triumph that took him into his first ATP tour final for eight months.