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Tadej Pogacar won cycling's Paris-Nice on Sunday when his solo triumph on the Riviera town's iconic Promenade des Anglais propelled the UAE Emirates rider to a crushing overall victory on his first entry to the eight-day event.
Team Holcim-PRB collected maximum points as they led the IMOCA fleet through the Leg 3 scoring gate at 17:45:38 UTC on Sunday. It means it has been a successful 24 hours for the team, skippered by Kevin Escoffier, as Sunday morning saw them set an IMOCA distance record of 5929.26 nautical miles. Ad «The rhythm of these last hours of racing has been set by a big push to the scoring gate and this first set of points for leg 3,» Escoffier said.
NEWCASTLE : Miguel Almiron came off the bench to secure a 2-1 victory for Newcastle United over Wolverhampton Wanderers to move them into fifth place in the Premier League on Sunday.
Newcastle United restored parity in their pursuit of a top-four place as they overcame a dogged Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 at St James' Park. Alexander Isak's glancing header from a delicious Kieran Trippier delivery should have sealed the points for The Magpies, who had the better of the game's chances, but survived a couple of lucky escapes as well.
Jack Conan paid tribute to the way that Ireland recovered from a host of injury setbacks during their Six Nations clash with Scotland, to set up a Grand Slam decider against England next weekend.
All-Ireland champions Limerick, as was widely expected, proved to be far too good for a plucky Westmeath side in Mullingar.
LONDON — Arsenal eased past Fulham to regain their five-point lead atop the Premier League table as they ran riot in a 3-0 victory at Craven Cottage.
Goals proved the difference at a wet and windy Corrigan Park as Antrim weathered an early Laois storm to overpower the visitors for a crucial win that assures them of Division 1 hurling in 2024.