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The field for the third LIV Golf event has been revealed, with three spaces to be filled. Paul Casey is the new man in the field, with the Ryder Cup stalwart committing to LIV last month. Ad/> While regular big names such as Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and Brooks Koepka are teeing it, the focus will be on the three players who will be added to the final field of 48 at Bedminster.
Chris Froome has hailed his Israel-Premier Tech team-mate Hugo Houle as «absolutely selfless» after the Canadian's emotional Stage 16 win. Houle secured the first win on the road of his professional career, escaping from a large breakaway that also included team-mate Michael Woods and descending superbly to claim the stage by a commanding margin into Foix. Ad/> The 31-year-old pointed to the sky as he crossed the line, dedicating his victory to his late brother Pierrik, who was killed in a hit-and-run incident while out running in 2012.
Jonas Vingegaard is bracing for attacks at «every moment» as he looks to hold off Tadej Pogacar at the Tour de France. Another team masterclass from Jumbo-Visma allowed their leader to follow Pogacar's offensives on Stage 16 as the Slovenian looked to narrow Vingegaard's general classification lead. Ad/> The defending champion attacked thrice on the first major climb of the day, briefly catching his rival off-guard with his third move on the descent, but Vingegaard was able to recover and lock in the familiar position on Pogacar's back wheel.
Hosts England will bid to continue their hopes of a home triumph as they take on Spain in the first quarter-final at Euro 2020. Sarina Wiegman's side produced some fine football to top Group A, progressing without conceding a goal, surviving the Covid-enforced absence of their coach to beat Northern Ireland 5-0 in their final group game. Ad/> Spain, meanwhile, finished second in Group B behind Germany, with Marta Cardona's late winner against Denmark setting up a meeting with England.
If this year’s Evian Championship serves up anything close to the drama of 12 months ago, strap yourselves in as we are in for a wild ride. Minjee Lee beat Jeongeun Lee6 in a play-off. But that barely scratches the surface of the story, as the Australian came from seven shots back to post a clubhouse score of 18-under.
The major focus switches from the men to the women, as the Evian Championship takes centre stage this week. The fourth of the five women’s majors takes place in Evian, with Jennifer Kupcho, Minjee Lee and Chun In-gee in contention for a second major of the season. Ad/> Kupcho arrives in excellent form, as she teamed up with Lizette Salas for a runaway win in the Dow Great Lakes Bay Invitational at the weekend on the LPGA Tour.
Dina Asher-Smith clocked a season's best time to reach the final and continue her defence of her 200 metres title at the World Championships in Oregon. Asher-Smith (21.96 seconds) finished second in a hugely competitive second semi-final, pipped by a single hundredth of a second on the dip by Tamara Clark of the USA, with Elaine Thompson-Herah, a two-time Olympic gold medallist over the distance, also progressing in third.
WEDNESDAY’S BIG STORIES Boos and Ten Hag Ball Ad/> Boo. Harry Maguire. Booooo.