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Russian 16-year-old Mirra Andreeva says knocking her idol Ons Jabeur out of the Australian Open was the best display of her fast-developing career.

Russian 16-year-old demolishes sixth seed 6-0, 6-2Mari Timofeeva defeats Caroline Wozniacki 1-6, 6-4, 6-1 Teenager Mirra Andreeva has handed No 6 seed Ons Jabeur the heaviest defeat of her grand slam career to power into the third round of the Australian Open. The 16-year-old Russian was the runner-up in the junior girls at Melbourne Park

Two-Test series for Frank Worrell Trophy gets underwayPlay at the Adelaide Oval starts 10am local / 10.30am AEDTAny thoughts? Email Angus Fontaine 4th over: West Indies 14-0 (Brathwaite 8, Chanderpaul 6) More luck! Hazlewood angled an inswinger into Brathwaite and it caught an inside edge, just missing the stumps and skidding away for another lucky

Matheus Cunha secures win against Brentford in third roundKoji Miyoshi’s late goal seals first victory for Tony Mowbray Wolves set up an FA Cup derby showdown with West Brom after a battling extra-time win against Brentford. Matheus Cunha’s penalty sent Gary O’Neil’s side through to the fourth round as the hosts eventually sealed a 3-2

All remaining Women’s Champions League matches free to airLiga F, Frauen Bundesliga and D1 Arkema also available in UK The sport and entertainment platform Dazn has announced it is lifting its paywall on all of its women’s football content and has launched a “New Deal” campaign asking stakeholders in the women’s game to think big

Man Utd have identified Lille’s Leny Yoro, 18, as a star of the future. They will, however, face competition from Bayern for his signature. Transfer Talk is with the latest.

Former England footballer Eni Aluko says she has “genuinely been scared” after receiving online abuse.

Newport County manager Graham Coughlan says facing Manchester United in the FA Cup fourth round will be the biggest game in the club’s history.

Arsenal and Liverpool are interested in Rayan Ait-Nouri, Thiago Alcantara is a target for Flamengo and Al-Ettifaq, Newcastle will review their January transfer plans, plus more.

For David Moyes, a bitter evening on his old stomping ground ended with a sour taste. Not that he could have any complaints, with his West Ham side turning in a barely lukewarm performance that deservedly ended with Bristol City advancing to the FA Cup fourth round. They never truly recovered from Tommy Conway’s early