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Diede de Groot breezes past compatriot Aniek van Koot 6-1 6-1 to win the Australian Open wheelchair singles title for a fourth time in her career. For De Groot it is her sixth straight Grand Slam wheelchair singles title and 13th overall after blowing away her opponent in 58 minutes.
Shingo Kunieda defeats Alfie Hewett to win the Australian men’s wheelchair singles title 7-5 3-6 6-2 on Court 8. Hewett, who won his ninth consecutive wheelchair doubles title with Gordon Reid on Wednesday, was unable to follow it up with singles success as Kunieda proved was too good on the day. Ad/> The Japanese No 1 seed was too good for the Brit, particularly behind his first serve, and has sealed his 47th Grand Slam title overall.
Manchester United were in disarray when Ralf Rangnick came in. But the German is starting to stamp his style onto the team, and the club finds itself back in the top four. United are nowhere near where it should be, but Rangnick is beginning to implement a philosophy in a challenging job.
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Gregor Townsend has hailed the return of Cam Redpath to full fitness and will assess the player over the weekend before deciding whether he is ready to be involved in Scotland’s Guinness Six Nations opener against England at Murrayfield on February 5.
Just a few hours into 2022, it looked like Arsenal's year. When Bukayo Saka put the Gunners 1-0 up against Premier League champions and leaders Manchester City on New Year's Day, there was a real belief that Mikel Arteta's side had finally turned a corner.
The Grand Depart for the 2023 Tour de France will take place in the Basque region of northern Spain. With the 2022 Grand Depart taking place in Denmark, it will be the second year in a row that the start of the world’s most famous bike race will have an international flavour. Ad/> There will be three stages starting in the region, with the first and second likely to pique the interest of those challenging for overall glory with steep climbs towards the finish.