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McSweeney, Sales guide Northants reply to Middlesex 341
Unbroken century stand gives hosts firm footing after Ben Sanderson's five-for
Codi Yusuf and Nick Gubbins lead Hampshire fightback
Somerset take 50-run lead on first innings but struggle to make inroads second time around
Canadiens’ Demidov feeling well prepared after playoffs last season
Watch as Ivan Demidov recounts how his experience with the Montreal Canadiens during the last Stanley Cup Playoffs has prepared him for this moment.
Derry march into Ulster SFC semis after emphatic win over Antrim
Derry saw off Antrim's challenge by 2-23 to 1-13 at Celtic Park this evening to progress towards the semi-finals of the Ulster senior football championship.
Serie A official line-ups: Roma vs. Atalanta
Roma and Atalanta go head-to-head for European ambitions, as emotional Gian Piero Gasperini faces his...
Derry get the job done against toothless Antrim in Ulster
Down hurlers pull off late goal to produce big win over Antrim in Joe McDonagh Cup.
Wild scenes as promoted Cardiff savour Reading revelry
Reading have hosted two League One promotion parties this season, and Cardiff's was as dramatic as it was enjoyable after a miserable few years.
'Let The Anger Build': Richie Hogan Concerned After Kilkenny Hammered By Galway
Galway got off to an ideal start in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship against old rivals Kilkenny - who had to play most of the second-half with 14.
Man Utd dealt huge injury blow as Michael Carrick forced into rethink vs Chelsea
Manchester United travelled to Chelsea with only a single recognised centre-back following injuries to Leny Yoro and Matthijs de Ligt, while Harry Maguire and L
Derry at their ease in accounting for Saffrons
Derry cruised through to an Ulster Championship semi-final meeting with either Monaghan or Cavan as goals in either half from Lachlan Murray and Paul Cassidy ac
Galway inflict another Salthill hammering on Kilkenny
Galway, bidding for their first Leinster SHC title since 2018, got their championship campaign off to a flying start as they dished out another hammering to the
McSweeney and Sales fight back against Middlesex
Nathan McSweeney and James Sales share an unbroken century partnership as Northants reach 229-4, replying to Middlesex's 341 all out.
Surrey march on as Yorkshire earn first One-Day Cup win
Surrey make it three wins out of three in the One-Day Cup as Yorkshire earn their first victory as a tier-one team and Warwickshire beat Essex.
'I just had to do it': O'Sullivan will miss Cork homecoming after taking suspension hit
Ireland manager Carla Ward contended that Denise O'Sullivan was not sufficiently protected by the referee during her side's victory over Poland at the Aviva Sta
'Rusty' to 'relentless' - Red Roses deliver statement win
Despite being without several World Cup winners, England produce a "relentless" display to thrash Scotland in the Women's Six Nations at Murrayfield.
England player ratings vs Scotland: Women’s 2026 Six Nations
England player ratings vs Scotland as John Mitchell’s women dominated at Murrayfield, securing a 12-try victory to stay firmly on track for another Six Nations
NFL will not investigate Patriots coach Mike Vrabel over photos with Dianna Russini
Photos published by Page Six prompted questions, but the league will not pursue a personal conduct investigation
Raptors’ Barnes drills back-to-back threes to start Game 1 vs. Cavs
Watch as Toronto Raptors superstar Scottie Barnes starts Game 1 hot from beyond the arc, drilling two threes against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
MCC considers fast-tracking women members
The Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) will consider fast-tracking memberships for women to address a gender imbalance.
Jack Wilshere rues dropped points as Luton battle back to draw with Mansfield
Jack Wilshere felt his Luton side should have earned more than a point from their 2-2 draw at Mansfield, despite watching them battle back from two goals down.
Phil Parkinson hopes Wrexham’s play-off battle goes ‘to the wire’
Manager Phil Parkinson underlined Wrexham’s determination to take their Championship play-off push “to the wire” after beating Stoke got them back on track. Aft
Chris Wilder hails Patrick Bamford’s impact as Sheffield United win at Watford
Patrick Bamford was the talk of both managers after his brace handed Sheffield United a 2-0 Championship victory over Watford at Vicarage Road. The Blades strik
Ian Evatt praises ‘Blackpool brotherhood’ as Seasiders move to brink of safety
Blackpool manager Ian Evatt praised the togetherness in his squad as they took a huge step towards League One survival with a 1-0 win at Wycombe. The Seasiders
Jack Bycroft’s big moment delights Exeter boss Matt Taylor
Matt Taylor hailed goalscoring goalkeeper Jack Bycroft, who rescued a point for Exeter with a thumping header deep into stoppage time in a six-goal thriller aga
UFL ditches rule that decided OT game on a penalty
Last weekend, a UFL game between the Orlando Storm and the Louisville Kings ended during an overtime shootout on a penalty, thanks to a quirk in the rules that
Tribesmen thump Cats in Leinster SHC opener
Galway made an impressive start to their Leinster senior hurling championship campaign by seeing off holders Kilkenny on a comprehensive 3-25 to 1-16 scoreline
Galway romp to victory against 14-man Kilkenny in Leinster opener
Kilkenny had John Donnelly sent off at the start of the second half for a shoulder to the head of Galway's Darren Morrissey
'The writing's on the wall' - Edwards accepts relegation
Wolves manager Rob Edwards says "the writing's on the wall" for his side as they edge closer to relegation following a 3-0 defeat to Leeds.
Marie-Louise Eta reflects on her Union Berlin debut: 'It's not about me'
Marie-Louise Eta made global headlines this week by becoming the first female head coach to take charge of a Bundesliga side when she was appointed at Union Ber
Tipperary must break Munster boom-or-bust cycle
Tipperary’s immediate aspirations are based in survival, not success.