Hawks' Trae Young gets ejected for hard pass to referee
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Mbappe looking to reach new heights with ambitious France
DUBLIN : Kylian Mbappe's rise continued as France started their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a 4-0 win against the Netherlands and the forward will be looking to reach new heights as Les Bleus face Ireland away in Group B on Monday.
Tributes paid to 'beautiful soul' at centre of shooting murder probe
The man at the centre of a murder investigation after a fatal shooting has been named by family as Zikel Bobmanuel, as they paid tribute to his mother's 'pride and joy'.
German Bachem wins first European Tour title with late blitz
JOHANNESBURG : Nick Bachem surged away from the field on the back nine to win the Jonsson Workwear Open at Steyn City in Johannesburg on Sunday and record a maiden triumph on the European Tour.
Shaun Murphy reveals he was ready to quit sport - 'Do I have a career in snooker any more?'
Shaun Murphy has revealed he was ready to quit playing snooker after struggling with loss of form, weight gain and mental health issues over the past few years. Murphy ended a three-year wait for a ranking title with a blistering performance at the Players Championship that culminated in a 10-4 triumph against Ali Carter in Wolverhampton earlier this month.
Trail Blazers may sit injured star Damian Lillard for rest of season amid dimming playoff hopes: report
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BREAKING: Murder investigation launched after man 'shot dead' in broad daylight
A murder probe has been launched and one man arrested after a 32-year-old man died in a suspected shooting in broad daylight in east Manchester this afternoon. Emergency services were scrambled to the area around Welland Street in Openshaw at around 2pm, where the man was sadly pronounced dead.
Tottenham 1-5 Arsenal: Caitlin Foord scores twice as Gunners romp to victory in North London derby
Arsenal kept themselves in the Women’s Super League title picture and secured North London bragging rights with a 5-1 victory over Tottenham. The Gunners arrived at Brisbane Road on the back of a 1-0 loss to Bayern Munich in the Champions League, but showed no signs of a hangover as they made a rapid start. Ad Spurs weathered the storm of goals from Stina Blackstenius and Caitlin Foord, and a Beth England penalty cut the gap but Arsenal went through the gears after the break to romp to victory.