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Gumberg secures second DP World Tour title at Hainan Classic
Jordan Gumberg claimed his second career victory on the DP World Tour as he claimed a one-stroke win at the Hainan Classic on Sunday.
How to watch Carabao Cup final for free - TV channel, live stream and kick-off time
Fans without a Sky Sports subscription will be able to watch the Carabao Cup final between Arsenal and Manchester City for free
Newcastle Red Bulls ready to add ‘world-class’ International winger
Newcastle Red Bulls are continuing their aggressive recruitment drive ahead of next season, with RUCK sources indicating they are targeting a marquee winger signing. ⭐ Save us to your Google Favourites for… The post Newcastle Red Bulls ready to add ‘world-class’ International winger appeared first on Ruck.
Crunch time in the Pyrenees for Jonas Vingegaard, Remco Evenepoel and Tom Pidcock – Analysing the contenders for the 2026 Volta a Catalunya
Still smarting from his recent setback in the UAE Tour mountains, Evenepoel now faces tougher rivals on a far harder course
Mason Greenwood's private fear over Man Utd transfer clause comes to light
Mason Greenwood is planning on leaving Marseille in the summer, but Manchester United's transfer clause could scupper a potential move for the forward
Steven Gerrard blasts Ruben Amorim over treatment of Kobbie Mainoo - 'Out of order'
Ex-Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim left Kobbie Mainoo on the peripheries of his squad, before his replacement Michael Carrick immediately reintegrated him
Greaves' 114-match winning run ended by Sherrock
Beau Greaves' record run of 114 consecutive wins in the PDC Women's Series is ended by Fallon Sherrock.
Four Tests in four weeks to challenge Australia, New Zealand quicks
Australia's men will also host England for white-ball cricket while the women will face Bangladesh and New Zealand
ADUO: Do F1 teams who fall behind deserve to get help to catch up? | Debates and Polls
Manufacturers whose engines aren't up to scratch get extra development time to catch up in 2026. Is this what Formula 1 should be about?
'They think I just go home and make TikToks - it's not true'
Leicester forward Alisha Lehmann is the most-followed female footballer in the world and says she has learned to cope.
Serena Williams courts drama once again as game of ‘will she won’t she’ goes on
American last hit a competitive ball in 2022 but Instagram posts show her training again, with her motives still unknown As was often the case in Serena Williams’s unparalleled tennis career, her time at the French Open in 2009 was far from straightforward. Her gritty performance in a third-round win against Spain’s María José Martínez Sánchez that went the distance was quickly overshadowed by a gamesmanship row after Martínez Sánchez refused to admit that one of Williams’s shots had struck her
LeBron breaks NBA record for most games played
LeBron James set a new NBA record by playing his 1,612th regular-season game in the Los Angeles Lakers' 105-104 comeback win over the Orlando Magic on Saturday night.
How to follow Italy v Northern Ireland across BBC Sport NI
Northern Ireland's crucial World Cup play-off semi-final against Italy is almost upon us - and you can keep up with all the build-up and action from Bergamo across the BBC.
Norrie and Boulter knocked out of Miami Open
Cameron Norrie and Katie Boulter are knocked out in the third round of the Miami Open, ending British hopes in the singles.
Why is Northern Ireland's World Cup play-off in Bergamo?
Italy host Northern Ireland in a World Cup play-off on Thursday, but why is the game being played in Bergamo and not in Milan or Rome.
Martin Johnson makes his feelings clear on England captain Maro Itoje
Former England captain and 2003 Rugby World Cup winner Martin Johnson has delivered a blunt message to current skipper Maro Itoje — no one’s place in this team is safe. Johnson, one of England’s… The post Martin Johnson makes his feelings clear on England captain Maro Itoje appeared first on Ruck.
Fury: I was happily retired, but you can't beat a stadium fight
Tyson Fury keeps trying to quit boxing. Yet, of course, just when he’s out, it pulls him back in.
Tournament Regulars OUT of the 2027 Rugby World Cup
Namibia’s long-standing presence at the Rugby World Cup has come to an end, as they failed to qualify for the 2027 tournament in Australia. Join the RUCK’s WhatsApp community here… The post Tournament Regulars OUT of the 2027 Rugby World Cup appeared first on Ruck.
Are Arsenal looking stronger? Football Focus previews Carabao Cup final
Football Focus pundits Nedum Onuoha and Dion Dublin preview Sunday's Carabao Cup final as Arsenal take on Manchester City.
South Africa ask New Zealand to field as both sides ring in the changes
Katene Clarke is on his international debut with many seniors rested for New Zealand; Prenelan Subrayen comes in to join Keshav Maharaj and George Linde in the spin attack for South Africa
Who needs cup final victory most - Arteta or Guardiola?
Premier League leaders Arsenal face title rivals Manchester City in the EFL Cup final on Sunday, but how important could the result prove in title race?
‘One-nil down, two-one up’: when Arsenal won their first League Cup
Arsenal hope to win the trophy for a third time against Manchester City on Sunday. This is how they won their first By That 1980s Sports Blog “He’s the Bonnie Prince this afternoon.” The words of Barry Davies at the conclusion of the 1987 League Cup final were typically well chosen. For on that glorious, sunny Sunday afternoon at Wembley, Charlie Nicholas delivered on the biggest stage and ended Arsenal’s eight-year wait for a trophy. In truth, Nicholas’s time at Arsenal had not lived up to the
Devine, Jess Kerr power New Zealand to a series win with a game to spare
Dercksen also put on a powerful display for South Africa but it ended in vain
Richie McCaw explains why he rejected a knighthood
While Sir Steve Hansen earned his knighthood in 2019 after an era-defining run with the All Blacks, there’s always another name that sparks debate: Richie McCaw. Widely regarded as the greatest… The post Richie McCaw explains why he rejected a knighthood appeared first on Ruck.
Former England wing Chris Ashton urges RFU to listen to players on Steve Borthwick decision
England bosses have been urged to copy the All Blacks lead and give the players influence over the future coaching direction of the team. The post Former England wing Chris Ashton urges RFU to listen to players on Steve Borthwick decision appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
It’s a hard road back to the top of the Prem for Northampton Saints
Northampton Saints returned to the top of the Prem table with a hard-fought one-point win over Newcastle Red Bulls. The post It’s a hard road back to the top of the Prem for Northampton Saints appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Stephen Jones to focus on attack at Newcastle Red Bulls
Stephen Jones believes this year’s Six Nations has shown the game is in fine fettle as he looks to bring the same attacking mindset to Newcastle Red Bulls. The post Stephen Jones to focus on attack at Newcastle Red Bulls appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Jeremy Guscott: Now is the time for England to learn to be streetwise
It’s been hailed as the best ever Six Nations because of its topsy-turvy nature, unpredictability, and exciting edge-of-the-seat stuff, as well as the tournament in which the most tries have been scored. The post Jeremy Guscott: Now is the time for England to learn to be streetwise appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Harlequins 19-26 Gloucester: Arthur Clark has a day to remember
George Skivington’s Gloucester savoured the spring sunshine to stun Harlequins and lift their Premiership morale. The post Harlequins 19-26 Gloucester: Arthur Clark has a day to remember appeared first on The Rugby Paper.
Sir James Dyson takes 50% stake in Prem champions Bath
Sir James Dyson has acquired a 50 per cent stake in Bath Rugby, which will see the billionaire commit “substantial” capital into the English champions. The post Sir James Dyson takes 50% stake in Prem champions Bath appeared first on The Rugby Paper.