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Real Madrid are set to give a special send-off to their departing club captain, Marcelo - but will not make a similar offer to Gareth Bale as he leaves at the expiry of his contract in June.
With the Le Mans 24 Hours on the horizon, Sebastien Bourdais says his sportscar racing odyssey “is about to get a whole lot crazier”. He’s not wrong.
Daniel Dubois returns to the ring this weekend as he takes on Trevor Bryan and looks to edge closer to a shot at a major heavyweight title.
World No 5 Maria Sakkari believes Emma Raducanu does not get enough credit as she tries to make her way on the WTA Tour.
Keep calm ladies and gentlemen., the future of Christian Pulisic will be in safe hands. Whether or not it'll be in Chelsea's hands is a different story.
Leeds stand firm on huge Raphinha deal breaker
Derby County are weighing up a potential summer move for Cardiff City striker James Collins, as per a Patreon from journalist Alan Nixon.
After slipping in his socks in The Oval dressing-room last summer and ruling himself out for three months with a torn left hamstring, Ben Foakes might have been forgiven for thinking a prolonged Test career was not to be. Over the course of three and a half years, before last Thursday, he had played just 11 Tests, all of them abroad, as England threw the gloves between Jos Buttler and Jonny Bairstow like an undecided suitor. But at Lord’s, Foakes finally got to play a Test at home, and he was quietly excellent. He let just one bye whistle past, organised his slip cordon efficiently, snaffled five catches in typically unobtrusive style, and helped usher England to victory with the bat, happy to play second fiddle to Joe Root. And all this despite an-at-times iffy tour of the West Indies over the winter, a dubious average of 16 in his past eight Tests, plus hints from new Rob Key that he quite fancies Buttler back in the Test team.