Ten Hag: People warned me not to take 'impossible' Man United job
Erik ten Hag has revealed he was warned not to become Manchester United manager because it was deemed an "impossible" job.
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Hammers strike twice after break to sink Spurs
Jarrod Bowen and James Ward-Prowse struck after half-time to help West Ham turn the tables on Tottenham with an impressive second-half display to earn a memorable 2-1 win at their rivals.
Fired-up Everton down Newcastle to climb out of relegation zone
Everton used the desire to right the perceived wrong against them to inflict Newcastle's heaviest defeat of the season as a 3-0 victory in front of an equally fired-up Goodison Park moved the Toffees out of the relegation zone again.
Huge blow for PGA Tour as Jon Rahm joins LIV Golf
Masters champion Jon Rahm jumped from the PGA Tour to Saudi-backed LIV Golf on Thursday in a big-money move that has sent another shockwave through the sport.
Ireland pipped by Zimbabwe in agonising fashion
Zimbabwe tailender Blessing Muzarabani inflicted an agonising one-wicket defeat on Ireland by claiming two decisive runs off the final ball in a dramatic opening T20 international in Harare. Having posted 147 for eight from their 20 overs, the tourists led by a single run ahead of the ultimate delivery of a nail-biting contest. Muzarabani, who had just come to the crease following Mark Adair's stunning catch to dismiss Richard Ngarava, delivered in fortuitous fashion as his unintentional inside edge off the bowling of Barry McCarthy deceived wicketkeeper Lorcan Tucker to run to fine leg. Ireland were on the cusp of a famous victory after defying the heroics of Zimbabwe captain Sikandar Raza to take an engrossing match to the wire. All-rounder Raza hit 65 off 42 balls, having earlier taken three wickets for 28, including removing Ireland opener Andy Balbirnie for 32. Craig Young, Josh Little, Adair, who had man of the match Raza caught by skipper Paul Stirling in the penultimate over, and McCarthy claimed two wickets apiece for the away team on a remarkable evening. Yet Ireland go into Saturday's second T20 at the same venue behind in the series following the heartbreaking finish, which moved Zimbabwe on to a victorious 148 for nine.
FIA ends inquiry into Toto and Susie Wolff after finding no conflict of interest
The FIA has dropped its investigation into a potential conflict of interest between Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff and his wife Susie Wolff after concluding they did not share confidential information.
Daniel Wiffen claims second gold after blistering display
Daniel Wiffen has claimed his second gold medal at the European Aquatics Championships after winning the 1500m freestyle final in spectacular fashion, posting the third fastest time in the history of the event.
Kevin Sinfield completes ultra marathon challenge to raise funds to fight MND
Kevin Sinfield has completed his latest energy-sapping fundraising challenge to help people living with motor neurone disease.