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Harry Kane Kane scores winner as Tottenham secure London derby win over Fulham in Premier League

Tottenham were largely dominant in a 2-1 victory over Fulham but were made to sweat on victory after a fantastic late strike from Aleksander Mitrovic. Spurs took the lead five minutes before the break through Pierre-Emile Hojberg, who fired a low drive home after a one-two with Richarlison and the game seemed beyond doubt 15 minutes from time when Harry Kane nudged home Ryan Sessegnon's centre from close range.

Greg Norman confirms players in LIV Golf events can wear shorts during competitive rounds

LIV Golf continues to break down barriers, and it has confirmed players will be allowed to wear shorts in competitive play. The Saudi-funded organisation does not have official status, and it could be some time before that happens — if at all — as it's application for world ranking status is under review. Ad But it has lured some of the biggest players in the sport on the back of mega contracts.

‘Not the start we wanted’ – Jurgen Klopp frustrated by Liverpool’s slow start after Merseyside derby draw with Everton

Jurgen Klopp admitted that Liverpool’s slow start to the season was ‘not exactly a dream’ after the Reds were held to a 0-0 draw away to Everton, continuing their inconsistent form. Liverpool hit the woodwork three times in an entertaining Merseyside derby at Goodison Park on Saturday, but the two rivals couldn’t be separated. Ad The result left Klopp’s side with nine points from their opening six Premier League games and they sit six points behind leaders Arsenal, who have a game in hand.

'Doomsday scenario' - Everything being done to stop Remco Evenepoel catching Covid, says Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl

A positive Covid-19 test for La Vuelta leader Remco Evenepoel is the ‘doomsday scenario’ for Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl, team manager Patrick Lefevere said after an outbreak of the virus among riders. The number of riders who have been infected rose to 24 on Friday when Juan Ayuso (UAE Team Emirates) tested positive, although he was allowed to continue competing due to a low viral load. Ad Evenepoel has dominated the final Grand Tour of the season and held a 2:41 lead over Primoz Roglic (Jumbo-Visma) going into Stage 14.

Everton 0-0 Liverpool: Honours even as both sides hit woodwork in thrilling Merseyside derby

Everton and Liverpool played out an entertaining goalless draw in an action-packed Merseyside derby at Goodison Park in the Premier League on Saturday. It was a game of close calls with goalkeeping excellence and the woodwork denying both sides, before VAR made the biggest intervention with 20 minutes to play, chalking off Conor Coady’s close-range finish with the defender just offside, leaving the teams to share the points. Ad A game of fine margins in the first half as both sides entered the break wondering how the nets were not left bulging.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen beats Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to pole at Dutch Grand Prix by slim margin

Max Verstappen claimed pole by two-hundredths of a second at the Dutch Grand Prix on Saturday afternoon. There was a dramatic end to the session as Charles Leclerc had looked like he would take the place on the front of the grid, but he was edged out fractionally and will begin alongside the current championship leader and last year’s world champion.

‘A bizarre and frankly upsetting episode’ – Oscar Piastri lifts lid on chaotic move from Alpine to McLaren

Oscar Piastri says Alpine failed to offer clarity over his future before his controversial move to Formula One rivals McLaren, while he described a meeting with team principal Otmar Szafnauer as 'bizarre and upsetting'. Piastri is the reserve driver for Alpine this season and when Fernando Alonso decided to leave the French team, they announced that the 2021 F2 champion would be promoted in his place. Ad However, Piastri instead joined McLaren, where he will replace fellow Australian Daniel Ricciardo next season.

‘I will definitely miss him’ - Chris Froome pays tribute to ‘good friend’ Richie Porte ahead of his retirement

Chris Froome has paid tribute to his “good friend” Richie Porte who will retire from cycling after the Tour of Britain. Porte played a big role during Froome’s 2013 and 2015 Tour de France victories in a super domestique role as Team Sky dominated the race. Ad The 37-year-old also won Paris-Nice and the Tour de Suisse during his 13-year career which will come to an end next Sunday.

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Harry Kane Kane scores winner as Tottenham secure London derby win over Fulham in Premier League

Greg Norman confirms players in LIV Golf events can wear shorts during competitive rounds

‘Not the start we wanted’ – Jurgen Klopp frustrated by Liverpool’s slow start after Merseyside derby draw with Everton

'Doomsday scenario' - Everything being done to stop Remco Evenepoel catching Covid, says Quick-Step Alpha Vinyl

Everton 0-0 Liverpool: Honours even as both sides hit woodwork in thrilling Merseyside derby

Red Bull's Max Verstappen beats Ferrari's Charles Leclerc to pole at Dutch Grand Prix by slim margin

‘A bizarre and frankly upsetting episode’ – Oscar Piastri lifts lid on chaotic move from Alpine to McLaren

‘I will definitely miss him’ - Chris Froome pays tribute to ‘good friend’ Richie Porte ahead of his retirement