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Watch as Italy’s Roberto Fasti misses a last-minute penalty to hand Wales their first away win in the U20 Six Nations since 2020.

Sri Lanka 257 and 211-8;Australia 414 after day three Tourists only trail by 54 runs in the second Test Australia need only two wickets and a bit of gusto from the top order to defeat Sri Lanka and claim their first series whitewash on the subcontinent in nearly 20 years. Sri Lanka went to stumps

Rugby Borough are the lowest-ranked side left in the women’s FA Cup but the semi-professionals want to put their club on the map as they prepare to face WSL giants Liverpool.

Prop banking on final-quarter heave to buck the trend and dent holders’ hopes of three Championship titles in a row We were introduced to the term Gambler’s Fallacy this week. Our rough understanding of it is that you’ll be separated quickly from your cash if you believe the outcome of the next event will be

FA Cup updates, 12.15pm GMT kick-off in east London Live scores | Fixtures | And read the latest Football Daily Richie Wellens makes four changes to the Orient side that lost at home to Stockport a week ago. Tom James, Jack Simpson, Diallang Jaiyesimi and Sonny Perkins replace Brandon Cooper, Darren Pratley, Azeem Abdulai and

Cool, calm and collected, heavyweight Otto Wallin is happy to take everything in his stride but knows he needs to take some risks to achieve the ultimate reward of becoming a world champion.

Belgium’s Thomas Detry takes a two-shot lead at the Phoenix Open thanks to a fine 64, while Emiliano Grillo makes a hole-in-one.

If England are blown away up front, Will Smith might as well be playing fly-half for all the difference it will make Once upon a time France headed to London with a certain amount of trepidation. For 18 years they could not buy a Six Nations win at Twickenham, to the point where people muttered

After Carabao Cup defeat by Liverpool, the season could have a hole blown in it by the time injured players return Put yourself in Ange Postecoglou’s shoes for a moment. The Carabao Cup semi-final second leg against Liverpool at Anfield on Thursday has been trailed for a good while as a kind of personal D-day.

As defeats pile up Brendon McCullum’s brand of cricket now has the feel of a cool music video on the deck of a sinking ship Two summers ago, with interest in the England Test team’s seductive new energy reaching an early peak, I wrote an article suggesting that Bazball was a cult. There were some