Westwood Sides with McIlroy on Rahm's £2.2m Fine
Golf veteran Lee Westwood has echoed Rory McIlroy's demand that Jon Rahm pay a substantial £2.2m fine to the DP World Tour, warning it could impact Ryder Cup eligibility.
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Marc Guehi Set for Man City Debut vs Wolves
Pep Guardiola confirms new signing Marc Guehi will make his Manchester City debut this weekend against Wolves, as the club faces a severe defensive injury crisis.
Reed Targets $1m Fine Payoff with Dubai Golf Win
Controversial golfer Patrick Reed plans to offset his $1m DP World Tour fines by winning the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, despite ongoing sanctions for playing on the Saudi-backed LIV Golf circuit.
Trinity Rodman Becomes Highest-Paid Female Footballer Globally
Trinity Rodman signs a new three-year contract with Washington Spirit, reportedly earning over $2 million annually, making her the highest-paid female footballer in the world.
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Saudi Pro League Targets Arsenal, Man Utd & Liverpool Stars
Saudi Arabian football officials have compiled a 50-player shortlist targeting stars from Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool for summer transfers, including Gabriel Martinelli, Bruno Fernandes and Mo Salah.
Williams Skips F1 Pre-Season Test Over Car Development Delays
Williams F1 team has pulled out of a private pre-season test in Barcelona, citing delays in developing their 2026 car, the FW48, which may impact drivers Sainz and Albon's preparation.
Cheltenham Trials Day 2026: Expert Tips and Predictions
Horse racing correspondent Jonathan Doidge provides his expert predictions and best bets for Cheltenham's Trials Day on Saturday, featuring analysis of five key races and value selections.
Uttoxeter's 'Terrible Titties' Chase Raises Charity Awareness
A uniquely named horse race at Uttoxeter, the 'Terrible Titties and Other Bitties Handicap Chase', has drawn attention for its unusual title, which promotes a local breast cancer support charity.
Guardian Journalist Fulfills Dream as Australian Open Ballkid
Guardian Australia's Matilda Boseley achieves her childhood ambition of being an Australian Open ballkid, undergoing a demanding test with current ballkids Hunter and Amelia to explore the iconic role.
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Australian Open Ballkid Dreams: A Guardian Reporter's Test
Guardian Australia's Matilda Boseley fulfills a childhood dream by training with Australian Open ballkids Hunter and Amelia, revealing the iconic role's challenges and allure.
HiTZ Cricket Simulator: Tech Transforming Batting Practice
The HiTZ Cricket simulator offers over a million bowling variations, forcing batters to think strategically like in a real match. This autonomous technology aims to rebuild confidence for returning players.
Australian Open 2026 Week One: Melbourne Park Drama
A comprehensive visual recap of the opening week at the 2026 Australian Open, featuring intense action from stars like Djokovic, Sabalenka, Sinner, and de Minaur at Melbourne Park.
Howe Gives Guimaraes Injury Update Before Villa Match
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe provides an update on Bruno Guimaraes' ankle injury ahead of Sunday's Premier League clash with Aston Villa, expressing hope it's not serious.
Carrick's Man United Strategy After Casemiro Exit Confirmed
Interim Manchester United boss Michael Carrick outlines his commitment to long-term decisions despite short-term contract, discussing Casemiro's departure and squad planning ahead of Arsenal clash.
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Hamilton's Ferrari Revolution: Shaping the SF-26 for 2026
Lewis Hamilton is putting his stamp on Ferrari's 2026 car after a difficult debut season. With new regulations and a fresh engineering team, can he return to winning ways?
Scholes Refuses to Apologise in Martinez Row
Manchester United legend Paul Scholes refuses to back down from his criticism of defender Lisandro Martinez, acknowledging his comments 'weren't great' but standing by his assessment of the physical mismatch.
Furbank and Fisilau in England Six Nations Squad
George Furbank returns to England's Six Nations squad after injury, while Greg Fisilau is among three uncapped players selected by Steve Borthwick.
Arbeloa Tells Alexander-Arnold to Leave Real Madrid
New Real Madrid manager Alvaro Arbeloa has reportedly informed Trent Alexander-Arnold he has no future at the club, urging him to depart this summer after a difficult spell in Spain.
Guardiola Confirms Guehi Debut as Man City Face Injury Crisis
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has confirmed new signing Marc Guehi will make his debut against Wolves this weekend, with the club grappling with multiple defensive injuries.
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Trinity Rodman Becomes Highest-Paid Female Footballer
US international Trinity Rodman signs a groundbreaking three-year contract with Washington Spirit, reportedly earning over $2 million annually, making her the highest-paid female footballer globally.
Norrie Confident Despite Australian Open Exit
British number two Cameron Norrie reflects on his Australian Open defeat to Alexander Zverev, expressing confidence for the season ahead despite a seventh straight loss to the German.
Williams Miss Barcelona F1 Test After Car Delays
Williams F1 Team will skip next week's Barcelona pre-season test due to delays in their 2026 car development, focusing instead on virtual testing ahead of Bahrain.
Pele's Horseback Entrance and US Soccer's Evolution
Pablo Iglesias Maurer reflects on his role as a Guardian soccer correspondent, tracing US soccer's growth from exotic novelty to mainstream fascination, inspired by iconic moments like Pele's 1978 horseback entry.
Briana Scurry's 1999 Save Inspired a Soccer Journalist's Path
Jeff Rueter joins the Guardian as US soccer correspondent, inspired by Briana Scurry's iconic 1999 Women's World Cup penalty save that captivated his Minnesota family.
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The Thrill of the Hunt in Sports Journalism
New Guardian assistant sports editor Ella Brockway explains why the constant search for hidden stories and intricate details makes sports journalism so compelling, especially in soccer.
Hearn on Joshua's Recovery and Boxing Future After Crash
Eddie Hearn shares insights on Anthony Joshua's physical and mental recovery after a fatal car crash in Nigeria, expressing uncertainty over his boxing return.
Tottenham Make Shock Approach for Liverpool's Robertson
Tottenham have made a surprise approach to sign Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson, who is out of contract this summer and has lost his starting spot at Anfield.
Wrexham Chief Denies £19m Bid for French Striker Cherif
Wrexham's director Humphrey Ker has refuted claims of a record £19m offer for Angers striker Sidiki Cherif, suggesting agents use the club's name to inflate player valuations in transfer negotiations.
Rashford's United Reunion at Barcelona Amid Doubts
Marcus Rashford prepares to face former Manchester United teammate Eric Bailly as Barcelona host Real Oviedo, with questions emerging over his long-term future at the Catalan club.
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Man Utd's £200m Midfield Dream for Next Manager
Manchester United are planning a major midfield overhaul this summer, with Casemiro's exit freeing up funds for potential signings like Adam Wharton, Elliot Anderson and Cole Palmer.
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