US Open fines Giovannini after 17-minute retirement
Argentine teenager Luisina Giovannini has been fined $20,000 after retiring from her US Open qualifying match just 17 minutes in, leaving her with $12,000 of her prize money.
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Ryan Giggs' new life in the shadows with shock news at 50
Ryan Giggs now lives a different life from his Manchester United heyday, with a new baby at 50 and a role at Salford City.
Giggs tells Rashford to track back to win back Man Utd fans
Ryan Giggs has told Marcus Rashford he must sprint back to defend more if he wants to win back Manchester United supporters, saying fans will not forgive a lack of tracking back.
Williams slams WRU school rugby funding as 'almost non-existent'
Wales legend Shane Williams says he has no faith in the WRU, criticising its 'almost non-existent' financial support for school and college rugby and warning players are being lost to England.
Fury and Joshua 'fooling British public' to stay relevant
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua, with a combined age of 74, are accused of fooling the British public to remain relevant as their November fight faces a venue delay.
Souness: Rice's 'old man's football' is cheating
Graeme Souness has criticised Declan Rice, saying the Arsenal midfielder plays 'old man's football' and is 'cheating' with his deep positioning, questioning his midfield credentials.
Souness: Rice plays 'old man's football', isn't complete midfielder
Graeme Souness has again criticised Arsenal's Declan Rice, accusing him of playing "old man's football" and "cheating" with his deep positioning, saying he isn't a complete midfielder.
Aberdeen fans 'battle-weary' as pundit backs cup run
Michael Stewart says 'battle-weary' Aberdeen fans are losing patience with Stephen Robinson, but a Premier Sports Cup run could ease the pressure on the Dons boss.
Kevin Pietersen returns to England setup as mentor 12 years on
Kevin Pietersen has made a shock return to England's white-ball setup as a specialist mentor, 12 years after being axed by the ECB ahead of the 2027 ODI World Cup.
Man Utd accepting mediocrity insults supporters
Manchester United have won just one of their opening three Premier League games, conceding two goals in each, and are nowhere near challenging for the title.
Alonso backs James to become world-class in midfield
Xabi Alonso says Reece James can become a world-class central midfielder at Chelsea, confirming the captain's long-term future lies away from right-back.
SFA chief Maxwell calls for total reset to boost young Scots
SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell has called for a total reset in Scottish football, urging clubs to back proposals giving under-21 players more game time and to debunk myths about young players.
BBC host apologises as Diamond League coverage interrupted
BBC Two's live Diamond League coverage from Brussels was interrupted by technical difficulties, prompting host Sarah Mulkerrins to apologise to viewers on Saturday.
Hull vs Villa: Jakirovic's unbeaten start meets Emery's winless run
Hull City, unbeaten after two Premier League games under new deal coach Sergej Jakirovic, host Aston Villa, who have lost their opening two fixtures without scoring.
Ben Simmons signs one-year Kings deal
Australian Ben Simmons has agreed a one-year, US$3.5m contract with the Sacramento Kings, aiming to revive his NBA career after sitting out the 2025-26 season.
Katie Taylor: Footballer Before Boxing Champion
Katie Taylor retires from boxing tonight at Croke Park against Flora Pili, but she also earned 11 caps for Ireland in football, with a remarkable youth career.
Moyes: Academy players must step up after thin Everton squad
Everton boss David Moyes says academy players will 'get involved' after the transfer window left him with only 18 senior outfield options, and discusses Braiden Graham's prospects.
McInnes faces huge Rangers man management test – Barry Ferguson
Barry Ferguson says Derek McInnes faces a massive man-management test at Rangers, but the one certainty is Lawrence Shankland leading the attack.
Darius Boyd appointed Queensland Maroons head coach for three Origin series
Darius Boyd has been appointed Queensland Maroons head coach for the next three State of Origin series, a surprise choice given he has no NRL head coaching experience.
Hearts boss Vrancken reveals Hibs flight encounter
Hearts boss Wouter Vrancken has revealed he was on a flight full of Hibs fans last month, ahead of his first Edinburgh derby at Easter Road on Thursday.
Norris co-founds junior racing team LN4 Fusion
Lando Norris has co-founded a new junior, single-seater racing team, LN4 Fusion, which will compete in championships including F3 and F2, with a legacy programme to support young talent.
Springboks confirm another flyover for All Blacks clash
SARU confirms another flyover for the third Test against New Zealand in Soweto, after last week's Cape Town flyover sparked backlash over how close the aircraft flew to the stadium roof.
Constitution River seeks Irish Champion Stakes redemption after York mess
Constitution River will bid to bounce back from a 'complete mess' at York in the Royal Bahrain Irish Champion Stakes at Leopardstown, with Aidan O'Brien confident the colt can put his Juddmonte International defeat behind him.
Liverpool transfer state of play: Gakpo key, Barcola done
Liverpool have wrapped up Bradley Barcola's £123m signing but face a chaotic end to the window, with Cody Gakpo's potential exit to Manchester City holding the key to further incomings and outgoings.
Arsenal vs Aston Villa: Konsa available, Timber and Saliba out
Ezri Konsa is available for Arsenal's Premier League clash at Aston Villa, while Jurrien Timber and William Saliba remain out. Bruno Guimaraes could feature.
McAidoo staking claim for City first-team role
Ryan McAidoo impressed off the bench against Crystal Palace, reinforcing his case for a key role in Enzo Maresca's plans this season.
Aaron Donald comes out of retirement to rejoin LA Rams
Aaron Donald, one of the NFL's greatest defensive players, is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams, his only professional team.
Man Utd honour PC Matthew Blades with sons as mascots
Manchester United paid tribute to PC Matthew Blades, killed in the A66 crash, by having his two sons lead out the team before their opening home match.
AFL Finals Wildcard: Carlton and Melbourne Face Off
Carlton Blues host Melbourne Demons in the first AFL wildcard final, with the winner advancing to face the top-ranked team in the first week of the finals.
Everton's Harrison Armstrong secures Scouse succession
Harrison Armstrong's late cameo in Everton's 2-0 win over Brighton preserved the club's 136-year record of fielding a Scouser in every competitive season.
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