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Penn tennis balls are causing controversy at Indian Wells with Dunlop being used in Miami next week; you can watch Indian Wells live on Sky Sports plus over 80 tournaments a year, including the US Open, exclusively live on Sky…
Real Madrid star Vinicius Junior has called on UEFA to issue sanctions over racist chants about him by Atletico Madrid fans. The Brazil forward was the target of chants by Atletico fans prior to their Champions League last 16 match…
Glasgow centre Stafford McDowall is set for his second Scotland appearance after being selected to start Saturday’s Guinness Six Nations match away to title-chasing Ireland. The 26-year-old made his debut against Italy in a World Cup warm-up match last summer…
Andy Farrell has named an unchanged Ireland starting team for the final round of the Six Nations against Scotland at the Aviva Stadium. However, Ireland will return to a 5/3 split on the bench, with Garry Ringrose and Harry Byrne…
Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite and Newcastle forward Anthony Gordon receive first England senior call-ups; Brentford striker Ivan Toney recalled; West Ham midfielder Kalvin Phillips misses out; England face Brazil and Belgium in friendlies at Wembley this month ahead of Euro…
England’s Matt Fitzpatrick one back, defending champion Scottie Scheffler within two of the lead; Rory McIlroy in three-way tie after opening-round 65; Watch The Players throughout the week live on Sky Sports Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible…
Plus: Moyesball works wonders for West Ham in Europe as they reach quarter-final of Europa League; Brighton end their European run with their heads held high after being eliminated by Roma; Aston Villa bounce back by beating Ajax to reach…
It was an action-packed third day of the Cheltenham Festival. Here is how the day played out: __________________________________________ 6.09pm – Dan Skelton made no bones about Willie Mullins’ unquestionable Cheltenham dominance, but he took the Festival fight to his rival’s…
Interim Republic of Ireland manager John O’Shea has named his squad for the March friendlies against Belgium and Switzerland, with Jake O’Brien and Finn Azaz receiving debut call-ups. O’Brien has emerged as a key man for Ligue 1 side Lyon,…