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NEWCASTLE, England :Newcastle United's Harvey Barnes came off the bench to score twice and Anthony Gordon netted for the third consecutive Champions League game as the hosts beat Benfica 3-0 on Tuesday to earn back-to-back wins in the competition.
LONDON :England host Australia at Wembley on Saturday in the first of a three-test rugby league series when the list of "first since" references could fill the match-day programme as the hosts seek to overturn decades of Kangaroo dominance.
American nine-times IndyCar race winner Colton Herta will compete in next year’s Formula Two championship with Hitech while continuing as a test driver for Formula One debutants Cadillac, the General Motors-backed outfit said on Tuesday.
TORONTO :The Toronto Blue Jays have crashed baseball's biggest party and will have the support of an entire nation when they face the star-studded and deep-pocketed Los Angeles Dodgers in a World Series played amid ongoing Canada-U.S. political tension.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said on Tuesday he expects WNBA players will get big raises when they eventually strike a deal on a new collective bargaining agreement.
Russian and Belarusian skiers and snowboarders will not be allowed to compete in next year's Winter Olympics, even as neutral athletes, after the sport's governing body voted on Tuesday not to allow them into qualification events.
BARCELONA :A Fermin Lopez hat-trick and two goals from Marcus Rashford powered Barcelona to a crushing 6-1 Champions League victory over Olympiacos on Tuesday, with the Greek side left fuming over a controversial red card early in the second half.
A record 135 players born outside the United States are on opening-night rosters, the NBA said on Tuesday, with 43 countries represented across six continents.