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The 15-year-old Oxford United academy player collapsed during a game against Fulham.

Rugby Special’s John Barclay and Sam Warburton believes there is a “lack of clarity” within the England squad after a “disjointed” performance against Italy, which saw Steve Borthwick’s side lose 23-18 in the Six Nations at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.

Port Vale boss Jon Brady admitted a long FA Cup run was a “pain in the bum” amid his side’s League One relegation scrap, but that did nothing to dampen huge celebrations after they stunned Premier League Sunderland 1-0 to reach the quarterfinals.

Rangers and Celtic fans run on to the Ibrox pitch after the visitors win on penalties in the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.

DC United sought to use the occasion to woo Charm City, but another flat loss put Miami’s quality in sharp relief The pregame scene outside Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday likely felt familiar to anybody who has followed Lionel Messi’s time in Major League Soccer. Fans milled about, forming a colorful patchwork of Inter

25-year-old sets mark of 57min 20sec Ugandan had previously set record in 2021 Uganda’s Jacob Kiplimo regained the half-marathon world record on Sunday, storming to victory in a stunning time of 57 minutes and 20 seconds in Lisbon. The 25-year-old shaved 10 seconds off the previous world record, set by Ethiopia’s Yomif Kejelcha in Valencia

Jo Butterfield and Jason Kean beaten 10-5 by China Beating hosts would put pair in semi-finals Great Britain must defeat the host nation, Italy, in their final round-robin match of the mixed doubles curling to secure a place in the semi-finals, after being roundly beaten by China. Jo Butterfield and Jason Kean started well against

Emanuel Perathoner and Cécile Hernandez keep their calm to win gold on an incident-packed day at San Zan From their vantage point to the south of the San Zan course, the first sight spectators get of the snowboard cross are of figures punching through the horizon. Coming off the back of a left-hand turn, racers

Jasprit Bumrah bowls Jimmy Neesham and Matthew Henry in back-to-back balls, to help India beat New Zealand to retain the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

Final: India, 255-5, beat NZ, 159, by 96 runs Samson’s 89 leads way before Bumrah takes four for 15 It might not have been the thriller neutrals wanted, but it was everything India desired. They became the first men’s team to defend the T20 World Cup and the first to win it at home after