Korda climbs into contention at US Women’s Open
World No 1 Nelly Korda rocketed into contention for her first US Women’s Open title with a second-round score of 67 at Erin Hills.
‘Ace never gives up’ – Inter hero who beat cancer, alcohol and depression
Early in his career, Francesco Acerbi overcame alcoholism, depression and cancer twice. Now, at 37, he is Champions League finalists Inter’s unlikely star.
Meet the teenage Brazilian crowd-puller hoping to shock Draper
Joao Fonseca only broke into the world’s top 100 earlier this year – but is already known by superstar footballers and wanted on TV chat shows.
Amorim’s blunt approach will benefit Man Utd – De Ligt
Manchester United defender Matthijs de Ligt welcomes Ruben Amorim’s blunt approach and feels it will benefit the club.
Flawed superstar era to brink of European glory – Luis Enrique’s PSG revolution
Luis Enrique’s thrilling young Paris St-Germain side are on the verge of history. Phil McNulty explains how they got there.
England’s Overton out of West Indies ODIs with broken finger
Fast bowler Jamie Overton is ruled out of England’s remaining two ODIs against West Indies with a broken finger.
US consortium completes Rangers takeover
The US consortium, led by healthcare tycoon Andrew Cavenagh and the 49ers Enterprises, has completed its takeover of Rangers.
Scorecard: England vs West Indies, first women’s ODI, Derby
Latest score from the first women’s ODI between England and West Indies as the hosts look to build on their T20 series sweep. Watch live on Sky Sports Cricket.
Rise of Pacho: Why PSG’s rock at the back is so key
Mark van Bommel recalls going to visit Willian Pacho at his apartment in Belgium when he was his coach at Antwerp. The former Barcelona midfielder still remembers his horror at the discovery that he made when he was offered a drink by the player.