Liverpool Basketball and adidas announce landmark partnership
Liverpool Basketball becomes the UK's sole adidas-supplied club. Free tickets are available for the inaugural home game at M&S Bank Arena on October 25.
Category : Sports
Edwards 'wants to be there' for Red Roses, says Breach
Shaun Edwards has proven to England's Red Roses he wants to improve the players, not use the women's game as a stepping stone, says wing Jess Breach.
Raphinha: 'In my head I was leaving Barça, but a few small words can change you'
Two years ago Raphinha thought his Barcelona career was over. Now, after two La Liga titles, he is captain and Europe's most potent No 9.
Russell vows to keep fighting F1 title race despite Antonelli gap
George Russell insists he will keep fighting for the F1 title until it's mathematically impossible, despite trailing Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli by 81 points ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Penguins' Kuzmenko leaves team after father's bear attack death
Pittsburgh Penguins forward Andrei Kuzmenko has stepped away from the team after his father, Alexander Kuzmenko, was killed in a bear attack in Siberia this week.
Laver Cup returns to London with Alcaraz leading Team Europe
Carlos Alcaraz leads Team Europe as the Laver Cup returns to London, aiming to prove its worth despite financial struggles since Roger Federer's retirement.
Buttler injury and Mendis century derail England in ODI
Jos Buttler's hamstring injury and Kusal Mendis's 121 helped Sri Lanka beat England by 16 runs, levelling the ODI series and forcing a decider at the Oval on Sunday.
João Félix strike sinks Wales but Ronaldo's night falls flat
João Félix's deflected first-half strike gave Portugal a narrow Nations League victory over Wales, while Cristiano Ronaldo missed several chances and had a goal disallowed in Lisbon.
Gakpo’s late volley earns Netherlands draw with Germany
Cody Gakpo’s 90+2-minute volley earned the Netherlands a 1-1 draw with Germany, while Portugal beat Wales 1-0 in the Uefa Nations League.
Marsh rues Australia's ODI capitulation to South Africa
Australia lost the first ODI in Durban by 67 runs after a sorry run chase, with captain Mitch Marsh's 60 not enough to topple South Africa's 298-run target.
Gakpo denies Klopp perfect start as Netherlands draw with Germany
Cody Gakpo's stoppage-time volley earned the Netherlands a 2-2 draw with Germany, denying Jürgen Klopp a winning start as head coach in a frenetic Nations League encounter.
Fremantle fans paint city purple ahead of AFL grand final
Fremantle is in purple fervour ahead of the AFL grand final against Brisbane, with fans believing their 32-year flag drought could finally end and the city preparing for massive celebrations.
Japan's 90-year-old bodybuilder wins 19th national title
Toshisuke Kanazawa, 90, won his 19th national bodybuilding title last month and insists more are to come. The Hiroshima gym owner trains two hours daily, six days a week, and credits clean living for his longevity.
Falcons trample Packers as Robinson rushes for 194 yards
Bijan Robinson rushed for 194 yards and two touchdowns as the Atlanta Falcons beat the Green Bay Packers 35-14, ending the Packers' 13-game home-opener winning streak.
Suaalii handed first Wallabies start on wing for Springboks Test
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will start on the wing for the Wallabies for the first time in Sunday's Test against South Africa in Perth, one of two selection surprises by coach Les Kiss.
Fremantle fans explain 'Wharfie Time' as AFL approves tradition
Fremantle Dockers fans explain 'Wharfie Time', a mid-game activation featuring tolling bells and boat imagery, which the AFL has approved for the grand final against the Brisbane Lions at the MCG.
Uzbekistan and Germany share Samarkand lead; Sivanandan shines
After eight of 11 rounds at the Samarkand Olympiad, Uzbekistan and Germany share the Open lead, while 11-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan impresses for England women.
Spain's De la Fuente: World Cup win not enough, England next
Spain coach Luis de la Fuente says his side remain insatiable after World Cup and Euro wins, targeting victory over England at Wembley and beyond.
Abu Farchi sent off for corner flag celebration in Nations League loss
Israel's Saied Abu Farchi was sent off for his goal celebration in a 3-1 Nations League defeat to Austria on Thursday, after receiving a second yellow card.
Inside the 55,000-seat Philippine Arena: basketball's biggest stage
Jamie Malonzo describes playing Game 7 of the 2023 PBA Commissioner's Cup before 54,589 fans at the Philippine Arena, the world's largest indoor arena until this month.
Perris-Redding: from Crewe to US Eagles co-captain
Born in Detroit, raised in Cheshire, flanker Georgie Perris-Redding leads the improving US Eagles against Wales in Cardiff on Saturday.
Red Roses face revitalised Black Ferns after Canada draw
England's Red Roses, unbeaten since 2022, face a revitalised New Zealand at Twickenham after drawing with Canada, with Shaun Edwards joining as defensive consultant.
Kieron Dyer: from 'hooligan' days to Southend manager
Kieron Dyer, 47, has transformed his life, leaving behind a 'hooligan' reputation and a deathbed scare to lead Southend United as manager, with the club second in the National League.
Dan Robson: Dupont, Pau and rebuilding Gloucester
Former England scrum-half Dan Robson spent four seasons with Pau in France before rejoining Gloucester, where he aims to help the club find consistency and succeed in the new Premiership season.
Late Brazil goal denies Socceroos famous win
A late Brazil goal cancelled out Nestory Irankunda's stunning free kick, denying the Socceroos a famous win in the first friendly. The sides meet again in Brisbane on Tuesday.
Nawaqanitawase genius helps Roosters sink Dolphins and reach NRL grand final
Sydney Roosters reach their first NRL grand final in seven years after a 36-20 preliminary final win over the Dolphins, with Mark Nawaqanitawase scoring two tries and Sam Walker returning from injury.
Pocognoli gamble: Scotland's new boss needs time and backing
Sébastien Pocognoli's appointment as Scotland head coach is a gamble by the Scottish FA, which must prove its credentials after a turbulent period.
Antonelli hits wall as Russell takes Azerbaijan GP pole
Kimi Antonelli's error in qualifying eliminated the championship leader in Q1 after he hit a wall in Baku, while teammate George Russell claimed pole for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Antonelli crashes out as Russell takes Azerbaijan GP pole
Championship leader Kimi Antonelli crashed out in Q1 in Baku, while George Russell claimed pole for the Azerbaijan GP by 0.837 seconds from Leclerc.
Zidane's France Debut: Turkey v France Nations League Guide
Zinedine Zidane makes his France managerial debut against Turkey in the Uefa Nations League on Friday. Here is the kick-off time, TV channels, and live stream options.
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