Sinner leads Italy to repeat Davis Cup glory
MALAGA, Spain : Jannik Sinner spearheaded Italy's charge towards a second successive Davis Cup title with a 2-0 victory over Netherlands in the final at the southern Spanish city of Malaga on Sunday.
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Nine-try England hammer Japan to end losing run in style
LONDON :England ended their run of five straight defeats with a comprehensive 59-14 demolition of a young Japan team at Twickenham on Sunday, running in nine tries, including two each for hookers Jamie George and Luke Cowan-Dickie.
Borthwick and George revel in upbeat finale
LONDON : England's nine-try, 59-14 thrashing of a callow Japan on Sunday allowed Steve Borthwick to sign off a depressing Autumn Series on a high and he certainly milked the positives from the victory that ended a run of five straight defeats.
Nine-try England hammer Japan 59-14
LONDON : England ended their run of five straight defeats with a comprehensive 59-14 victory against a young Japan team at Twickenham on Sunday, running in nine tries, including two from captain Jamie George.
Berrettini gives Italy 1-0 lead over the Netherlands in Davis Cup final
MALAGA, Spain : Italy's Matteo Berrettini comfortably beat Botic van de Zandschulp 6-4 6-2 in the first singles clash of the Davis Cup final against the Netherlands on Sunday to hand the holders a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three tie.
Slot hails Liverpool's second-half comeback in 3-2 win at Southampton
SOUTHAMPTON : Liverpool boss Arne Slot praised his team for mounting a second-half comeback in a 3-2 win at Southampton when the Premier League leaders were in danger of losing to the bottom side before Mohamed Salah came to their rescue.
Ski jumping-Norwegian Sundal pushed down ski-jump ramp by advertising hoarding
Norwegian ski jumper Kristoffer Eriksen Sundal had a dramatic start to the men's World Cup opener in Lillehammer on Saturday when an advertising hoarding launched him down the ramp prematurely.
Sainz watched every drain cover during Las Vegas GP
LAS VEGAS : Ferrari's Carlos Sainz said he watched every drain cover as he sped to third place in Saturday's Las Vegas Formula One Grand Prix, mindful of his 2023 accident on the track.