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Tottenham manager Igor Tudor insists his decision to substitute Antonin Kinsky after 17 minutes was taken to “protect” the team, with Tottenham already 3-0 down to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.

England head coach Steve Borthwick says the shirt has “weighed heavy” on some of his players at times in a disappointing Six Nations campaign.

World No 1 wins 6-2, 6-4 against Japanese Australian qualifier Talia Gibson stuns Paolini Aryna Sabalenka eased past Naomi Osaka 6-2, 6-4 to reach the Indian Wells quarter-finals while the fourth seed, Alexander Zverev, progressed to the last eight in the men’s event. Sabalenka and Osaka, both four-time grand slam title winners, were meeting for

Not even the Metropolitano faithful knew what to make of Atlético’s stunning win, with Spurs making numerous critical errors.

Atlético Madrid coach Diego Simeone welcomed Antoine Griezmann’s confirmation that he’ll stay at the club until the end of the season, while adding that he hopes Griezmann’s strike partner Julián Álvarez “can stay for many years.”

Phil Parkinson said his Wrexham side were “feeling sorry for themselves” as they went down 2-1 at home to fellow promotion hopefuls Hull.

Things can always get worse. Much, much worse. If there is a place below rock bottom, Tottenham seem determined to go there. The Champions League may not be a priority, Igor Tudor publicly declaring survival their only concern, but that didn’t make it any less painful, nor easier to forget. This, instead, will linger for

It was a night when the Tyneside passions pulsed; the nervous energy, too, because this was something unprecedented – a first Champions League knockout tie in Newcastle’s history. It was not just the gilded level of the opposition that fired the excitement, the imagination. Eddie Howe was in little doubt that it was the biggest

Arsenal line up free transfer move for Julian Brandt, Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali remains a wanted man despite price tag and Chelsea will stick with striker Liam Delap.

Louis Rees-Zammit confident that Wales will give fans plenty to cheer in Cardiff against Italy in their Six Nations finale.