Stormers career milestone on the cards for Malherbe as Bok front row named for Cardiff challenge
Tighthead prop Frans Malherbe will be become the most-capped Stormers player when he runs out at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday.
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Hythe Town manager Steve Watt sees the Cannons end dry spell in front of goal
Steve Watt's confidence in Hythe's goalscoring potential was vindicated on Tuesday night.
NASCAR Power Rankings: Joey Logano jumps to the front
After a crazy rollercoaster of a racing season, the Power Rankings have concluded that a driver and team on top of the world one week can be lost in another hemisphere the next week.
Pep Guardiola may have confirmed his best front three after Liverpool experiment backfired
A headline statistic was doing the rounds after Liverpool's victory over Manchester City that didn't flatter Jack Grealish one bit.
Manchester United 0-0 Newcastle United: Cristiano Ronaldo frustrated in front of goal in Premier League stalemate
Cristiano Ronaldo had two goals disallowed as Manchester United were held to a 0-0 by Newcastle United at Old Trafford. The Magpies created more chances in an entertaining first-half with Joelinton hitting the woodwork twice with headers in the space of a few seconds while Callum Wilson had a strong penalty shout when he was tripped by Raphael Varane. Ad Erik ten Hag, who started Ronaldo, Jadon Sancho and Fred, saw his side eventually find their rhythm and Antony forced Nick Pope into a fine save.
Rickie Fowler edges in front ahead of Zozo final round
Rickie Fowler is confident of ending a three-year US PGA Tour title drought as he took a one-shot lead into the final day of the Zozo Championship in Japan on Saturday.
Drake's owl logo to grace front of Barcelona jersey in 'clasico' vs. Real Madrid
Barcelona's players will have the owl-shaped logo of Canadian rapper Drake on their jerseys at Real Madrid on Sunday in the first "clasico" of the season in the Spanish league.
Ange Postecoglou: Perseverance key for Daizen Maeda’s troubles in front of goal
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou admitted “perseverance” was key as he assessed both his side’s struggle to turn performances into Champions League points and Daizen Maeda’s troubles in front of goal.