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Unbowed Graeme Souness doesn't regret his "man's game" verdict in the wake of growing sexism row over his comments after Chelsea and Tottenham's stormy clash on Sunday.
Reigning champion Tarran Mackenzie may have joined the party late but he’s making up for lost time in this year’s Bennetts British Superbike Championship and with six podiums on the spin, including three wins, he’s hauled himself right back into title contention.
Skibbereen Rowing Club captain Sean O'Brien has hailed the brilliance of lightweight double sculls crew Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy and said there's something "exceptional" about O'Donovan's physique that lifts him above the rest.
Andy Murray has been named in Great Britain’s four-man squad for the Davis Cup group stage, which takes place next month at the Glasgow Emirates Arena. The 35-year-old will be alongside British No.1 Cameron Norrie, Dan Evans and Joe Salisbury to make his first appearance in the competition since 2016.
Pablo Carreno Busta says he “didn’t know how to feel” after winning his maiden ATP 1000 title at the Canadian Open. Carreno Busta became the first unseeded Canadian Open champion since 2002 by beating Hubert Hurkacz 3-6 6-3 6-3 in Montreal. Ad “Please don’t wake me up if I’m dreaming because I’m enjoying this a lot,” said Carreno Busta.
With the cost of living still rising, and the price cap on energy bills set to soar once again later in the year, many people are worrying about how to make ends meet, with searches of the term “can’t pay my bills” up 2,400 per cent in the last seven days.
Tottenham Hotspur side still have to close the gap on Chelsea after a bad-tempered 2-2 draw at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League on Sunday. Harry Kane's last-gasp header earned Tottenham a point that flattered them but, after three successive defeats to Chelsea without scoring a goal since Conte took charge last November, it signified progress. "It was an intense game," Conte, who twice clashed with Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel with both men being shown red cards after the final whistle, told reporters.
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