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Stanley Cup Playoffs on Sportsnet: Senators vs. Hurricanes, Game 1

The Carolina Hurricanes host the Ottawa Senators to start the Eastern Conference first round. Watch Game 1 on Sportsnet and follow the action using the NHL Live

Palladino expects ‘open and attacking game’ as Atalanta visit Roma

Raffaele Palladino expects ‘an open and attacking game’ between his Atalanta and Gian Piero Gasperini’s...

Colin Kazim-Richards says it was ‘point gained’ for Crawley against Shrewsbury

Head coach Colin Kazim-Richards was adamant it was a case of a point gained rather than two lost after Crawley and Shrewsbury played out the first goalless draw

Tonda Eckert not fussed by Southampton records as he focuses on promotion bid

Southampton manager Tonda Eckert insisted he was not interested in club records after his team continued their promotion surge with a seventh successive league

West Brom’s ‘top performance’ secures important win over Preston

Interim manager James Morrison was delighted to continue West Brom’s fight against relegation with a 2-0 victory over Preston at Deepdale. Josh Maja showed grea

Lyng has 'no doubt' about Kilkenny character after heavy defeat to Galway

Kilkenny lost to Galway by 15 points in their opening game of the Leinster SHC

Parsons bags three as Ireland batter Italy on glorious Galway day

Scott Bemand’s side scored seven of their nine tries in a thrilling first-half display.

Hain heroics hold up Essex before weather intervenes again

Visitors reach 110 for 3 in reply to 190 on another day of interruptions

Eddie Howe claims he retains his self-belief after Newcastle suffer another defeat

Bournemouth score late winner for 2-1 victory ‘Recently we’ve become too easy to beat’ Eddie Howe insisted his self-belief remained intact and unshakeable aft

Scherzer, Blue Jays offence look to bounce back vs. Diamondbacks

Denise O'Sullivan 'on a different level' but Cork suspension frustration endures

Carla Ward hails ‘sensational’ midfielder, who is gutted to be missing homecoming.

Lightning strikes twice as Galway hammer Kilkenny to start Leinster campaign

Galway’s unbeaten strike at home against Kilkenny stretches back to 2009.

How many nationalities have played at the World Snooker Championship?

BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything team looks into which nations have be represented by players in the history of the World Snooker Championship.

Brian O’Driscoll Names Five Opponents He Absolutely ‘Hated’ Facing

Brian O’Driscoll – widely hailed as one of rugby’s all-time great centres – has opened up on the toughest opponents he faced throughout his illustrious career.

Iraola bowing out in style - where will he go next?

Any suggestion of distraction following Andoni Iraola's decision to leave Bournemouth was firmly dismissed by his players in their statement victory against New

Alycia Baumgardner next fight: Five candidates to consider

Unified junior lightweight unified titleholder Alycia Baumgardner won a 10-round unanimous decision over Bo Mi Re Shin on Friday at Madison Square Garden Theate

How Inter can confirm Scudetto champion status as early as next weekend

Inter Milan are on the verge of securing their 21st Scudetto, after Napoli’s home defeat...

Fakhar, Farooq end Qalandars' losing streak and eliminate Rawalpindiz

Fakhar's return to form with 84 and Farooq's 63 took Qalandars to 210, as Rawalpindiz remained winless

Every NFL team's best and worst draft pick of the 21st century

Every NFL team has a draft pick that changed the game, and they all want at least one redo

Brian Barry-Murphy relieved to clinch Cardiff promotion back to the Championship

Cardiff head coach Brian Barry-Murphy admitted his overwhelming emotion was one of “huge relief” as his side secured promotion back to the Championship with a 3

Steve Cotterill hails Robbie Cundy’s impact as Cheltenham edge lowly Newport

Steve Cotterill hailed the impact of big defender Robbie Cundy after Cheltenham’s narrow 1-0 League Two win over relegation-threatened Newport. George Miller’s

Daniel Farke warns ‘nothing is achieved yet’ as Leeds edge towards PL safety

Leeds boss Daniel Farke insisted “nothing is achieved yet” after his side took another big step towards Premier League safety with a 3-0 home win against all-bu

Grimsby boss David Artell expects more drama in battle for play-off places

Grimsby boss David Artell expects plenty more “twists and turns” in the play-off race. Artell saw his side power to 4-1 victory at Gillingham thanks to three qu

Pete Wild rues missed chances and defensive mistakes as Tranmere’s slide goes on

Tranmere manager Pete Wild felt his side deserved more after they suffered another blow in their fight for League Two survival with a 2-1 defeat to Bristol Rove

Newcastle’s Eddie Howe says ‘my belief in myself can’t waver’ after another loss

Beleaguered Newcastle boss Eddie Howe has insisted he will not waver in his belief that he is the right man for the job despite another dispiriting Premier Leag

Hampshire fight back well against Somerset

Hampshire fight back well against Somerset to earn a 96-run lead with nine wickets in hand on day two.

Mohamed Toure backed to have memorable summer as hat-trick sets up Norwich win

Norwich first-team coach Ryan Garry predicted an exciting summer for Mohamed Toure after the young striker’s second-half hat-trick helped seal a 4-2 win at Bris

Peter Leven praises Rotherham youngsters after victory at Leyton Orient

Rotherham assistant Peter Leven praised his inexperienced youngsters for seizing their opportunity in a 2-0 League One win at Leyton Orient. Harry Gray, 17, end

Michael Skubala says Lincoln ‘got the job done’ after late draw at Stevenage

Michael Skubala said already-promoted Lincoln had “got the job done” after snatching a late point at Stevenage, even though their title celebrations had to be p

‘Incredible’ late winner has Harrogate boss Simon Weaver hopeful of survival

Simon Weaver said Harrogate’s “incredible” late winner against Colchester can rejuvenate their League Two survival bid. The Sulphurites snatched a crucial victo