On this day in 2006: France fight back to defeat Wales and clinch Six Nations
France’s 21-16 win over Wales at the Millennium Stadium proved enough for Les Bleus to win the Six Nations title, on this day in 2006.
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MotoGP Mandalika: Espargaro back on top at Lombok for FP1
Pol Espargaro matched his preseason dominance in Indonesia as free practice one fired up at the Mandalika Street Circuit on Friday.
MotoGP Mandalika: Migno maintains Moto3 form on Friday
Moto3 Championship leader Andrea Migno claimed Friday honours after a day of two halves at Mandalika International Street Circuit.
Giroux not travelling on road trip with Flyers
Philadelphia Flyers forward Claude Giroux will not accompany the team to Ottawa for their game Friday against the Senators, and will sit out Sunday at home against the New York Islanders, according to TSN Hockey Insider Pierre LeBrun. The team will hold out their captain while trying to resolve his trade status before Monday’s deadline.
Man United's stance on Erik ten Hag explained, stadium development and Marcus Rashford latest
Manchester United’s search for their next permanent manager has made progress, with Erik ten Hag emerging as the club’s preferred candidate.
WI vs ENG: With 236th Test scalp, Kemar Roach moves past Gary Sobers on Windies all-time list
Kemar Roach moved past Gary Sobers to become West Indies' seventh most prolific wicket-taker when he claimed the prized scalp of Joe Root during the second Test on his home ground in Barbados on Thursday. As Sobers watched on at Kensington Oval, Root had hardly been Tested all day when he was dismissed lbw by a ball that beat the England captain for pace and struck him on the knee roll. The on-field decision was not out, prompting West Indies to potentially burn what would have been their final review had they gotten the decision wrong.
BUMBLE ON THE TEST: Joe Root is becoming a modern great
England declared on 507-9 after Ben Stokes's century lit up day two of the second Test between England and West Indies in Barbados.
USMNT's Bello on being 'starstruck' by Haaland, adjusting to the Bundesliga and his World Cup hopes
U.S. men's national team defender George Bello admitted he was left "starstruck" when facing Erling Haaland last weekend as the 20-year-old full back adjusts to life in the Bundesliga.