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Laura Sugar insists she will continue to push the para canoe boundaries after a sweet Sunday for Britain at the European Championships. Para paddler Sugar claimed gold in the women's KL3 event by beating Nelia Barbosa and teammate Hope Gordon on the final day of action in Munich.
Abu Dhabi Cricket has announced a major revamp of their facilities, with "Olympic-focused" events at the centre of their expansion plans.
Erik ten Hag got a statement win for his first victory as Manchester United boss, making brave changes to press Marcus Rashford and Co. to a 2-1 win over Liverpool at Old Trafford on Monday.
Erik ten Hag got a statement win for his first victory as Manchester United boss, making brave changes to press Marcus Rashford and Co. to a 2-1 win over Liverpool at Old Trafford on Monday.
Five-time Olympic swimming medalist Simone Manuel announced via Instagram that she is moving to Arizona to train under Arizona State University (ASU) coaches Bob Bowman and Herbie Behm.
Liverpool striker Darwin Nunez was the first player to be sent off this Premier League season, following in the footsteps of some huge names.
Collin Morikawa is one of the finest players on the planet, but even the best can be made to look foolish and that happened to the two-time major winner as he made 10 on the 12ht hole at the BMW Championship. The 2021 Open champion, who is without a win to his name since his success at Royal St George’s last year, arrived at the BMW Championship talking positively about how he had found the key to recent troubles with his swing. Ad Those comments appeared to have weight judged by his play over the first three rounds at Wilmington Country Club.
Kat Matthews admitted she had to eat humble pie before cracking open the champagne after slipping to personal defeat amid team glory as Europe retained their title at triathlon's Collins Cup. Matthews finished second behind Team International's impressive Paula Findlay of Canada, who took the maximum six points after finishing six minutes and 47 seconds clear of the Brit, who clocked 3:37:57 around the 100km course.