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A rash of injuries left the Canadian women's team undermanned for its pair of international friendlies this month as it continued to prepare for next summer's FIFA World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
Martin Brundle has given his view on the recent FIA findings that say Red Bull and Aston Martin have fallen foul of the 2021 budget cap rules.
Charles Leclerc has reflected on the time penalty he was given at the Japanese Grand Prix, which led to Max Verstappen winning the world championship.
Brock Lesnar is back on WWE Raw.
Anthony Martial departed Manchester United's pre-match warm-up early at Goodison Park on Sunday. Martial trudged toward the tunnel and he looked to be in difficulty with his hip, which caused speculation about whether he would actually start.
Anticipation is building ahead of Deontay Wilder’s return to the ring.
Cameron Smith hopes his debut win on LIV Golf demonstrates to the sport that he is still a force on the biggest stage. Smith turned his back on the PGA Tour following his win at the Open Championship, joining LIV after being handed a contract worth a reported $140 million. Ad One of the biggest criticisms of LIV from the established tours is the players are handed huge riches before even teeing it up, meaning the incentive to compete is lessened.
Matthew Wade's clash with Mark Wood in a T20 World Cup warm-up. Wade stuck an arm out to impede Wood as the England paceman ran down the pitch to attempt a catch in Perth on Sunday, sparking criticism of the Australian wicketkeeper-batsman from fans and media pundits. England captain Jos Buttler declined to appeal for obstructing the field, however, saying later that he did not see the incident clearly and also wanted to avoid controversy at the start of the series. Curran said his captain had "probably" made the right call under the circumstances but felt similar decisions in future might be better taken out of players' hands. "As players, you're watching the ball go up and we're looking at that rather than maybe the actual movements of the players involved," he told reporters in Canberra on Tuesday.