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OBO updates from 2.30pm BST start at Canterbury Capsey steers England to opening win | Email Tanya It really does look baking in Canterbury – have big parasol envy looking at a gorgeous yellow one in the crowd. A little boy shades himself under his T-shirt and everyone is in sunglasses. I’ve just tweaked the […]

British No 1 missed two-and-a-half months with illness Faces Argentina’s Solana Sierra in Sunday’s first round Emma Raducanu is hopeful her health issues are behind her as she prepares for her opening match at the French Open. The British No 1 takes on Argentina’s Solana Sierra in the first round on Sunday in what will

⚽️ 3pm BST kick-off; Celtic can secure domestic double⚽️ Follow Championship playoff final live | Email Barry Those teams: Martin O’Neill makes one change to the side that beat Hearts last weekend, with James Forrest coming into midfield in place of Sebastian Tounekti, who starts on the bench. The 34-year-old winger could win the Scottish

Bruno Fernandes has been named the Premier League Player of the Season.

Liga MX is “the least explored, biggest opportunity in global sports,” according to one Mexican club owner, and American investors are taking notice.

Mohamed Salah arrived at Liverpool in 2017 under pressure to shake off his “Chelsea flop” tag but, nine years later, he leaves as a legend who transcended the sport.

Barcelona are looking at Robert Lewandowski replacements, while Manchester City set their sights on Chelsea’s Enzo Fernández. Transfer Talk has the latest.

The Democratic Republic of Congo’s World Cup squad must isolate for 21 days before they can enter the US because of the Ebola outbreak.

The Enhanced Games promise human advancement and world records but critics fear more worrying effects On the eve of the most controversial sports event of the 21st century so far, one swimmer is explaining how it felt to take banned drugs for the first time. “I was anxious, to be honest,” says Andriy Govorov, the

Manchester City are about to lose a player Pep Guardiola called ‘my weakness’ and ‘my favourite’. Who am I to disagree? Bernardo Silva is more than a footballer. He’s a time-travelling, shapeshifting superhero. He even looks like a superhero – a nine-volt battery of a man doing battle with feral giants on the pitch. In