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Stuart McCloskey jokes his team-mates tried to spoil his 200th Ulster cap as they need a huge comeback to beat the Stormers in the URC.

A goalless draw in their final game before the clocks go forward means time is running out quicker than ever for both these teams. Rock-bottom Plymouth Argyle started brightly, weathered a storm and then nearly snatched an unlikely win at the end when substitute Muhamed Tijani shot just wide in the closing minutes. Certainly their

Updates from the 4.45pm GMT kick-off in Cardiff You can mail Niall | And sign up for The Breakdown Wales: Joyce; Neumann, H Jones (c), Powell, Cox; George, Bevan; Pyrs, Phillips, Scoble, Fleming, Crabb, Williams, Lewis, G Evans.Replacements: K Jones, Davies, Rose, Pyrs, King, Davies, Keight, Metcalfe. England: Kildunne; Dow, Jones, Heard, Breach; Harrison, Hunt;

Seraphine Okemba scores France’s second try in three minutes as Les Bleus increase their lead over Scotland in the Women’s Six Nations.

France produce a clinical second-half performance in La Rochelle to inflict first defeat of this year’s Women’s Six Nations on Scotland.

Japan’s Ryoma Kimata recovers from a huge fall to become the men’s snowboard big air champion at the Freestyle Ski and Snowboard World Championships in Switzerland.

Native Americans have made basketball their own as they hustle to retain and defend their culture and traditions Long before Michael Jordan changed the sport of basketball, another Jordon transformed the National Basketball Association’s (NBA) history by breaking the league’s racial barrier as its first Native American player. In 1956, Phil “The Flash” Jordon, a

After a two-year retirement prompted by burnout and fatigue, the American skater found her way back to the ice – and became the world champion no one saw coming Alysa Liu hadn’t even checked her phone. She didn’t know who had called, who had texted or who had screamed at their television when her gold-medal

Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze opens the scoring against Fulham with an “absolute scorcher” at Craven Cottage in the FA Cup quarter-final.

Having reached the FA Cup semi-finals three times in the first 110 years of their history, Crystal Palace have now done it for the third time in a decade, an impeccable away performance seeing them ease past a Fulham side that had much of the possession, did most of the attacking and achieved next to