Gillingham defender Max Ehmer talks up their chances of surviving relegation from League 1
Gillingham have 10 games left to save themselves from relegation and defender Max Ehmer insists their fate remains in their own hands.
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Roman Abramovich won't accept Todd Boehly and Hansjorg Wyss' current offer for Chelsea
Roman Abramovich is yet to be convinced that Todd Boehly and Hansjorg Wyss' consortium offer is the right fit to buy Chelsea.
Lewandowski hits fastest hat-trick as Bayern crush Salzburg
Bayern Munich's Robert Lewandowski grabbed the earliest hat-trick in Champions League history with three goals by the 23rd minute as the Bundesliga champions steamrolled Salzburg 7-1 to book a place in the quarter-finals on an aggregate of 8-2. The 33-year-old Pole opened his account with two almost identical penalties in the 12th minute and 21st before netting on the break two minutes later for his fifth hat-trick ever in the competition.
Adam Reynolds ruled out of Broncos debut despite passing COVID return protocols
Prized recruit Adam Reynolds has been ruled out of making his NRL debut for Brisbane in the Broncos’ season opener against his old club South Sydney on Friday.
Teenager Iulian Boiko advances in Turkey as Ding Junhui finds form
Ukraine teenager Iulian Boiko secured a place in the last 64 of the inaugural Nirvana Turkish Masters and hopes to continue flying the flag for his homeland on the World Snooker Tour.
€900,000 of funding confirmed for overseas GAA clubs
The GAA and Department of Foreign Affairs have announced €900,000 in funding for 110 clubs throughout the world.
PGA Tour chief Jay Monahan open to welcoming Phil Mickelson back to the fold
Commissioner Jay Monahan would welcome a conversation with Phil Mickelson about returning to the PGA Tour, despite the six-time major winner's strident criticism of the organisation. Mickelson lost numerous sponsors and is taking a break from golf after accusing the PGA Tour of acting like a "dictatorship" and admitting he was using the threat of a breakaway Saudi-backed league as "leverage" to reshape how the Tour operates. The 51-year-old apologised for his "reckless" comments but still insisted the way the sport is run needs to change and praised the "visionaries" he had worked with on the rival league, which is being spearheaded by Greg Norman. Monahan pointedly began his traditional press conference ahead of this week's Players Championship by stating that the PGA Tour would no longer be "distracted" by talk of rival leagues and remained focused on "legacy, not leverage". He said: "I have not talked to Phil since he made his comments and since he said that he was stepping away. "I think the ball is in his court. I would welcome a phone call from him. But it's hard for me to talk about the different scenarios that could play out. "Listen, he's a player that's won 45 times on the PGA Tour. He's had a Hall of Fame career. He's won here at The Players Championship. He's inspired a lot of people and helped grow this Tour, his Tour. "So as difficult as it is to read some of the things that were said, ultimately a conversation will be had when he's ready to have it, and I will be ready to have it as well." Monahan was not asked directly if Mickelson had in fact been suspended by the PGA Tour, but did concede that "every player is accountable for their actions out here".
Rory McIlroy feels he's in a better place ahead of return to Sawgrass and pursuit of Players title
Rory McIlroy hopes he has banished memories of recent and more distant struggles as he bids to win The Players Championship for the second time.