Gauff fought back from set down to beat Aryna Sabalenka ‘Obviously there’s a lot going on in our country right now’ Coco Gauff hopes her triumph at the French Open provides a glimmer of positivity for her supporters during a difficult political period in the United States as she clinched...
Thomas Tuchel tears into lacklustre England: ‘I didn’t like the attitude’
Kane’s goal secures 1-0 win over minnows Andorra ‘We lacked seriousness. I didn’t like the body language’ Thomas Tuchel admitted England had “played with fire” in their 1-0 win over Andorra, risking the concession of an equaliser and a draw that would have registered as perhaps their greatest humiliation since...
Bruno Fernandes staying means Manchester United face all kinds of trade-offs | Jonathan Liew
Signing Matheus Cunha and Bryan Mbeumo are leaps of faith, as is hoping Ruben Amorim can solve all the problems In publicly rejecting the overtures of the Saudi Pro League, Bruno Fernandes has made it clear he wants to continue playing football at the highest level. That he wants to...
‘They named a sandwich after me’: Luke Rowe on life in the peloton, cobbles and Welsh riders
The former Sky/Ineos road captain, now a directeur sportif with Decathlon–AG2R La Mondiale, answers your questions If you could become a GC rider for one attempt at winning the Tour, which rider from the current peloton would you choose to be your road captain, and why? Fergus I can only...
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Kenza Dali: ‘I will tell my story after the Euros. A lot of lies have been told’
Midfielder on being left out of France’s Euro 2025 squad, her exit from Aston Villa and a new lease of life in San Diego ‘I had hard times and this team really gave me back my love and motivation for football,” Kenza Dali says of San Diego Wave as she...
Bath’s second-half revival carries them past Bristol and into Premiership final
Bath 34-20 Bristol Nerveless Russell converts four second-half tries Bath’s oval-ball custodians have spent years trying – and failing – to construct a team to match the striking nature of their home city. Now, finally, they are within 80 minutes of claiming their first domestic league title since 1995-96 after...
Jos Buttler serves up fireworks as England see off West Indies in first T20
England (188-6) bt West Indies (167-9) by 21 runs Buttler scores 96 before Liam Dawson’s four-wicket haul The burden has gone for Jos Buttler. Playing his first Twenty20 international since stepping down from the white-ball captaincy he struck a 59-ball 96 to set up England’s 21-run win against West Indies....
‘I was locked in the bathroom sulking’: Temba Bavuma on his path from township to WTC final
The South Africa captain talks about street cricket in Langa, adapting to new schools after a scholarship and why playing at Lord’s means so much “There was always some sort of allegiance with Lord’s when we were growing up in Langa,” Temba Bavuma says of his childhood as a township...
‘It’s a seminal moment’: Queen’s gears up for return of women’s tennis after 52 years
Lawn Tennis Association believes revived Queen’s women’s event can be catalyst for brighter days ahead Not since 1973, when Edward Heath was the UK prime minister, Suzi Quatro topped the charts, and the first series of Are You Being Served? had just ended, has women’s professional tennis graced the prestigious...