Brendan Rodgers: Celtic must take something from Atletico Madrid clash
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers admits they need to take something from the visit of Atletico Madrid to progress in Europe.
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England confident allegations of racism against Bongi Mbonambi won't distract Tom Curry in bronze final
England insist Tom Curry is ready for Friday's World Cup bronze final as squad and management rally around the flanker caught in a racism storm.
PGA players who lose tour card to be offered DP World Tour membership from 2024
PGA Tour players who fail to retain their full-time status for the 2024 season will be granted full membership to the DP World Tour next year. It's a potential lifeline for those who are battling for playing status throughout the FedEx Cup Fall, a seven-tournament circuit that followed the Tour Championship. The top 50 after East Lake had their status secured for next year and cannot move up or down during the fall.
Bryce sisters' batting helps Scotland beat Ireland
Sarah Bryce's unbeaten half-century helped Scotland to an eight-wicket win against Ireland in Almeria as their T20 series ended 1-1, with Ireland winning the overall multi-series 3-2 after a 2-1 victory in the one-day international series.
Pauric Mahony confident Waterford will battle back in 2024
Pauric Mahony is hopeful Waterford can progress in their second season under Davy Fitzgerald despite the absence of Austin Gleeson.
Andrew Goodman: World Rugby's Nations Championship is 'a work in progress'
Andrew Goodman believes World Rugby's new 'Nations Championship' could have a positive effect on the game, but only if Tier 2 sides can still get exposure to games against Tier 1 opposition.
World Rugby announces 24-team World Cup, new Nations League
It is a major reform of a sport that is struggling to provide meaningful opportunities to smaller unions, and comes at a time when the likes of Portugal and Fiji have shown the promise of Tier Two sides at the World Cup in France.
Dan Carter: All Blacks have 'proved a lot of people wrong'
Former New Zealand out-half Dan Carter says the All Blacks have "proved a lot of people wrong" in their run to the World Cup final.