Dutch find new strikers to fill Depay gap
Strong performances from Brian Brobbey and Joshua Zirkzee in the Netherlands' opening two games of the Nations League have eased worries about a lack of depth in the forward areas over the coming months.
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Unflinching warning from Steven Gerrard detonated in Rangers dressing room as insider rues life since 55
Greg Stewart was heading out the Rangers exit door as Steven Gerrard was pointing to the small cracks in the Ibrox roof.
Manchester United next five Premier League fixtures compared to Liverpool and main rivals
After playing the final Premier League match before September's international break, Manchester United are also involved in the first one after it. They travel to Southampton on Saturday lunchtime.
Smith smashes England to perilous lead of 202 against Sri Lanka
LONDON :A stunning display of calculated hitting by one of England's discoveries of the summer, wicketkeeper Jamie Smith, rescued England from the brink on Sunday after Sri Lanka had wrecked their second innings with some fine swing bowling.
Martin upsets Bagnaia to take San Marino sprint win
Pramac Racing's Jorge Martin won Saturday's sprint at the San Marino Grand Prix with a blistering start from the line to lead all the way to the chequered flag, as he extended his lead in the riders' championship.
Roglic poised to win fourth Vuelta, Dunbar wins stage 20
:Ireland's Eddie Dunbar (Team Jayco AlUla) hung on to win a punishing stage 20 of the Vuelta a Espana on Saturday, his second stage success, with three-times former champion Primoz Roglic coming in third and extending his overall lead.
Erik ten Hag could be two games away from confirming his best Manchester United line up
Manchester United were hit harder than most when it came to injuries last season, while their fitness woes have continued since the restart. However, after a challenging opening stretch for that and other reasons, Erik ten Hag might finally be in a position to confirm his best starting XI sooner than expected.
Why Lee Carsley WON'T sing God Save the King ahead of first England match in charge against Ireland
Interim England boss Lee Carsley WON'T sing God Save the King ahead of his first match in charge.