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Aryna Sabalenka keeps her cool to storm past Elina Svitolina and reach a fourth Australian Open final in a row.

Great Britain’s Neal Skupski and new American partner Christian Harrison are through to the final of the men’s doubles at the Australian Open.

Raheem Sterling is willing to consider “all options” as he seeks a new permanent club after leaving Chelsea this week. Transfer Talk has the latest.

Benfica goalkeeper Anatoliy Trubin dedicated his Champions League heroics in the win over Real Madrid to his Ukranian compatriots.

From legends of music to Erling Haaland as a Viking, tifos in this season’s European competitions have had it all. But fans of one club stand apart.

Davis arrested after US Marshals surveillance operation Warrant alleges battery, false imprisonment, kidnapping Arrest follows lawsuit and cancelled Jake Paul bout Gervonta Davis, a three-division world champion and one of boxing’s biggest stars, was taken into custody in Miami on Wednesday, nearly two weeks after police issued an arrest warrant accusing the fighter of battery,

A Swansea council motion will urge the WRU to withdraw its proposal to reduce the number of professional regional rugby teams in Wales from four to three.

Ahead of his blockbuster Madison Square Garden clash with Shakur Stevenson on Saturday night, boxing’s most mercurial star reflects on pressure, purpose and parenthood Teófimo López’s boxing career has unfolded in untidy extremes, and few places have captured those contradictions like Madison Square Garden. It’s the building where he boat-raced Richard Commey inside two rounds

In a tumultuous campaign and three-way Scottish title fight, the 73-year-old manager still has ambitions on the European stage Martin O’Neill’s involvement in celebrated European moments in Celtic’s history means he is entitled to bridle at the belief that domain is no longer a priority. O’Neill used pre-match media duties for the Europa League visit

The Afghanistan coach discusses the Ashes, T20 World Cup and annoying pundits who snipe from the sidelines Think back to that team and Jonathan Trott was always the relatable one. Get past the gnarly ones, the Type A personalities and the one-offs, and you’d arrive at him, the everyman stumbling in a little late, sporting