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West Ham teenager Earthy in hospital after 'head knock' in Fulham loss
West Ham teenager George Earthy was taken to hospital after suffering what appeared to be a worrying head injury just two minutes into his Premier League debut on Sunday.
Klopp bemoans lack of conviction in Liverpool's 'rubbish' Palace loss
Jurgen Klopp said Liverpool lacked conviction in a shock 1-0 defeat at home to Crystal Palace that rocked the Reds' Premier League title challenge on Sunday.
Snooker great O'Sullivan says World Championship should leave Crucible
Snooker great Ronnie O'Sullivan has called for the World Championship to be moved from the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, northern England, suggesting China and Saudi Arabia as alternative locations.
Kinghorn shines as Toulouse thrash Exeter in Champions Cup quarter-finals
Scottish full-back Blair Kinghorn scored 23 points to help guide Toulouse to a thrilling 64-26 victory over Exeter in the quarter-final of the Champions Cup on Sunday.
Pidcock sprints to snap up Amstel Gold victory
Tom Pidcock won a three-man sprint to finally seal his first victory at the prestigious Amstel Gold Race one-day cycling classic on Sunday.
'Ruthless' Tsitsipas defeats Ruud for third Monte Carlo title
Stefanos Tsitsipas completed a Monte Carlo Masters trophy hat-trick on Sunday, holding off Casper Ruud 6-1, 6-4 in a display of "ruthless" tennis.
Leverkusen start the title party on streets already named in Alonso's honour
Bayer Leverkusen fans were not in a superstitious mood before Sunday's home clash with Werder Bremen, where a 120-year Bundesliga title drought could be broken.
Liverpool's title challenge in tatters after Crystal Palace defeat
Liverpool's Premier League title challenge suffered a potentially fatal blow as Crystal Palace won 1-0 at Anfield on Sunday.
AC Milan held in Sassuolo thriller as Inter close in on title
AC Milan were held to a spectacular 3-3 draw at struggling Sassuolo on Sunday to leave Inter Milan within touching distance of the Serie A title ahead of their late fixture with Cagliari.
France on course for Grand Slam decider with women's Six Nations win over Italy
France stayed on course for a Grand Slam showdown with England in the women's Six Nations after running in six tries in a 38-15 win over Italy at the Stade Jean Bouin in Paris on Sunday.
Real Madrid's Tchouameni victim of racist gesture after goal at Mallorca
Real Mallorca condemned Sunday a racist gesture made by a supporter as Real Madrid's Aurelien Tchouameni celebrated scoring the only goal of Saturday's La Liga match.
Clement slams 'not good enough' Rangers' after shock Ross County loss
Philippe Clement said Rangers had "not been good enough" after a shock 3-2 loss away to struggling Ross County on Sunday dealt a huge blow to their Scottish Premiership title hopes
Scheffler tries to hold off Morikawa as Masters final round begins
A dramatic back-nine shootout loomed as Sunday's final round of the Masters teed off at Augusta National with top-ranked Scottie Scheffler holding a one-stroke lead over two-time major winner Collin Morikawa.
France on course for Grand Slam with women's Six Nations win over Italy
France stayed on course for a Grand Slam showdown with England in the women's Six Nations after running in six tries in a 38-15 win over Italy at the Stade Jean Bouin in Paris on Sunday.
Alcaraz's French Open build-up suffers blow with Barcelona withdrawal
Carlos Alcaraz's hopes of a third successive Barcelona Open title have been dashed as he withdrew from the tournament on Sunday due to a right arm injury, organisers announced.
'Game on' says Mullins after National glory as he targets title
Irish trainer Willie Mullins's win in the Grand National sets him up nicely to be crowned British champion jumps trainer and emulate legendary compatriot Vincent O'Brien 70 years ago.
Creaking Paris metro system to face Olympic test
Long the envy of other cities, Paris' creaking underground metro system has become a subject of daily frustration for users just as the French capital gears up to host this year's Olympics.
Morikawa's putter change gamble pays off at Masters
Collin Morikawa's decision to switch to a different putter before the second round of the Masters raised some eyebrows but paid off with the Californian heading into Sunday's final round just a stroke off the lead.
Unruffled Scheffler eyes second Masters title
There isn't much that can fluster Scottie Scheffler.
Romania shatter Ukraine's BJK Cup hopes as Osaka's Japan make finals
Romania staged an astonishing fightback to shatter war-torn Ukraine's hopes of reaching the Billie Jean King Cup finals for the first time on Saturday as Naomi Osaka's Japan booked a maiden place in the championship decider.
Scheffler grabs Masters lead while Woods fires nightmare 82
Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler battled through a back-nine shootout to seize a one-stroke lead over Collin Morikawa after Saturday's third round of the Masters while Tiger Woods endured a nightmare collapse.
Wembanyama season over after ankle injury: Spurs
Victor Wembanyama will sit out the San Antonio Spurs' final game of the season to rest a sore ankle following Friday's stunning upset of the Denver Nuggets, the Spurs announced Saturday.
Tiger's title dream turns to nightmare after Masters-worst 82
Tiger Woods saw his dream of a record-tying sixth Masters victory collapse in Saturday's third round of the Masters after firing a 10-over par 82 -- his worst-ever score in 99 rounds at Augusta National.
Vinales wins MotoGP Grand Prix of the Americas sprint
Maverick Vinales leapt away from pole position and cruised to victory in the MotoGP sprint race at the Grand Prix of the Americas in Austin on Saturday.
Champions League chasers Juve and Bologna held to bore draws
Juventus and Bologna were both were held to goalless draws on Saturday as the Serie A clubs' bids for Champions League football were slowed by Torino and Monza.
Scheffler takes Masters lead while Woods suffers nightmare fade
World number one Scottie Scheffler seized the lead after the front nine in Saturday's third round of the Masters, the same holes that brought a nightmare end to Tiger Woods's dream of a sixth green jacket.
'It's a joy': Nadal returns to action in Barcelona
Rafael Nadal said it will be "a joy" to return to action for the first time since January when he takes part in the Barcelona Open next week where he is a 12-time champion.
'Delighted' Leinster gain revenge on holders La Rochelle to reach Champions Cup semis
Leinster director of rugby Leo Cullen said he was "delighted" after his side hammered holders La Rochelle 40-13 on Saturday to claim revenge for two Champions Cup final defeats and reach the last four of this season's competition.
Tiger's Masters dream turns to nightmare after worst-nine 42
Tiger Woods saw his dream of a record-tying sixth Masters victory collapse in Saturday's third round of the Masters after the worst nine holes of his career in 99 rounds at Augusta National.
Hetmyer powers Rajasthan win in low-scoring IPL thriller
Shimron Hetmyer's explosive 27 runs off 10 balls helped Rajasthan Royals edge out Punjab Kings with a three-wicket IPL win on Saturday.
I Am Maximus gives 'lucky boy' Townend maiden Grand National win
I Am Maximus added the Grand National to his Irish National win last year to give trainer Willie Mullins his second victory in the world's greatest steeplechase at Aintree on Saturday.
Masters drama intensifies as three US co-leaders tee off
Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler, 2020 US Open champion Bryson DeChambeau and fellow American Max Homa teed off in Saturday's third round of the Masters as co-leaders in near-perfect conditions.