Littler stunned by Woodhouse in World Grand Prix shock
World number one Luke Littler has been knocked out of the World Grand Prix, losing 2-1 to Luke Woodhouse in a huge first-round upset in Leicester.
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Woven tipped to land Ayr handicap off tumbling mark
Veteran sprinter Woven can exploit a tumbling handicap mark to win the Book Racing On Saturday 31 October Handicap at Ayr, his 12th appearance at the track.
Cleary tells fans 'I'll be back' after ankle surgery
Nathan Cleary has told fans "I'll be back" from hospital after successful surgery on a compound ankle fracture, and defended the tackle that caused it.
Man Utd confirm signing of Liverpool youngster Konde
Manchester United have confirmed the signing of 16-year-old winger Isaac Konde from Liverpool, with talks over a seven-figure compensation package ongoing.
Charity match raises funds for Swansea boy with childhood dementia
Tate Flaherty, five, watched a charity football match at Pontardawe FC featuring Swansea City legends, raising funds for gene therapy in America.
Celtic's physical weakness exposed, says Scott Allan
Scott Allan says Celtic are physically outmatched by Rangers and LASK, leaving them struggling in midfield and unable to cope with aggression in big games.
Haaland repays Solbakken faith with Norway goal
Erling Haaland scored for Norway in a 2-1 Nations League loss to Portugal after being withdrawn from media duties amid Man City's guilty verdict on financial breaches.
Solomon: Israel 'ten times better' than Ireland after row
Israel captain Manor Solomon launched a scathing attack on the Republic of Ireland after their 3-0 Nations League defeat, saying his country is 'ten times better' and promising revenge in the next meeting.
Everton captain Finnigan on 'rollercoaster' return after 602 days
Everton captain Megan Finnigan has spoken of her 'rollercoaster' journey back to fitness after 602 days out with an ACL injury, saying she feels 'ready' for opportunities.
Jury: Celtic transfer call, Raskin exit talk, Stenhousemuir surge
Record Sport's Monday Jury debates Oli McBurnie's Scotland wait, Stephen Welsh's Celtic exit, Nico Raskin's Rangers future and Stenhousemuir's title charge.
Welsh rugby winners and losers after URC and Premiership weekend
Wales hopefuls shine in URC and Premiership openers: Basham, Williams, Lake and Morgan impress, while Scarlets, Dyer and Ospreys struggle.
Van Dijk criticises Netherlands despite win as Tsimikas beats Klopp
Virgil van Dijk admitted the Netherlands were not good enough despite a 2-1 Nations League win over Serbia, while Kostas Tsimikas helped Greece beat Jurgen Klopp's Germany.
Bramble: Robson Never Lost Newcastle Dressing Room
Titus Bramble insists Sir Bobby Robson never lost the Newcastle dressing room before his 2004 sacking, praising his man-management as he now coaches Pakistan.
Isak injury may benefit Liverpool despite break concerns
Alexander Isak's thigh injury could work in Liverpool's favour, affording the striker rest before the Manchester City clash, despite concerns over Cody Gakpo.
Dyche: Wirtz 'Boyish' in Premier League; Tah Defends Star
Sean Dyche says Florian Wirtz looks 'boyish' in the Premier League, while team-mate Jonathan Tah calls the criticism of the Liverpool star 'extreme'.
Jack Moylan kisses black armband after scoring vs Israel
Jack Moylan removed and kissed his black armband after scoring Ireland's third goal against Israel, in tribute to those killed in the Israel-Palestine conflict.
Henman: Laver Cup is what tennis needs after Europe's sixth win
Team Europe won the 2026 Laver Cup for the sixth time, beating Team World 13-7 at London's O2 Arena, with Alexander Zverev clinching victory over Learner Tien.
Tuchel: 'Bit of rage' brings best out of Bellingham
Thomas Tuchel says Jude Bellingham thrives on a 'bit of rage' after the Real Madrid star shone in England's chaotic 3-2 Nations League defeat to Spain at Wembley.
Putellas scores first London City goal in WSL win
Alexia Putellas scored her first WSL goal as London City Lionesses beat Brighton 2-0 to move second, while Manchester City maintained their perfect start with a 1-0 win at Charlton.
Asian Games Nagoya: Day Two Highlights
The 20th Asian Games in Nagoya, Japan, feature 11,000 athletes from 45 countries competing in 43 sports from 19 September to 4 October. See highlights from day two.
Teen 'next Haaland' equals Van der Vaart record, doesn't know him
FC Utrecht's Artem Stepanov, dubbed the 'next Erling Haaland', matched Rafael van der Vaart's 25-year Eredivisie record but admitted he doesn't know who the legend is.
Cleary suffers compound fracture in NRL preliminary final
Penrith Panthers star Nathan Cleary suffered a compound fracture of his left ankle during the NRL preliminary final against Newcastle, silencing the Accor Stadium crowd.
Keane hits back at Rodri over Man City 'cheating' defence
Roy Keane has criticised Rodri after the former Manchester City midfielder defended the club's success, insisting City 'chose to cheat' and must take their medicine.
Redknapp: punish Man City in years to come, not past results
Harry Redknapp hopes Man City are punished in the years to come, saying it would be 'madness' to go back and start messing with results from past seasons after the club were found guilty on 114 of 115 Premier League charges.
Bjorn Borg: Djokovic is greatest tennis player ever
Bjorn Borg, who coached Federer, Nadal and Djokovic at the Laver Cup, says Djokovic is the greatest tennis player ever, with Federer and Nadal tied for second.
Van Dijk broke Klopp's 'This is Anfield' rule before debut
Virgil van Dijk admitted unknowingly breaking Jurgen Klopp's rule on the 'This is Anfield' sign before his Liverpool debut, scoring the winner against Everton.
Bazunu explains Ireland withdrawal over Israel match
Gavin Bazunu has withdrawn from the Republic of Ireland squad for the Nations League match against Israel, citing his personal belief that killing innocent people is wrong.
Wright: Man City verdict taints Klopp's Liverpool legacy
Ian Wright says Manchester City's guilty verdict on 114 charges diminishes Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool legacy, as City denies and plans appeal.
Wembley pays emotional tribute to Kevin Keegan before Spain clash
Fans rose to applaud and chant for Kevin Keegan as England hosted Spain at Wembley in the first Three Lions match since his death, with tributes from the FA and Thomas Tuchel.
Klopp defends Wirtz at Liverpool after Carragher criticism
Jurgen Klopp has defended Florian Wirtz's Liverpool form, saying he arrived at Anfield 'at the worst possible moment' after Diogo Jota's death.
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