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The Colorado Rapids have signed their second United States international off the MLS offseason after announcing the arrival of midfielder Djordje Mihailovic from Dutch club AZ Alkmaar.

• ‘Der Kaiser’ led West Germany to glory in 1974 and 1990• Beckenbauer credited with creating the modern sweeper role Franz Beckenbauer, widely regarded as one of the finest footballers of all time, and one of only three men to win the World Cup as a player and manager, has died aged 78. Beckenbauer is

Player recorded seventh maximum of his careerOnly fourth 147 at the prestigious tournament Ding Junhui made a magnificent Masters maximum but it was Ronnie O’Sullivan who roared into the quarter-finals with a 6-3 victory at Alexandra Palace. Ding registered a seventh career 147 in the seventh frame of their first-round clash. The 36-year-old overcame a

Sixteen-year-old Luke Littler will make his World Series debut this month after becoming the youngest player to reach the PDC World Championship final.

A winning rider saying ‘I wish I wasn’t here’ told its own story about the sport’s latest money-spinning exercise A winning jockey’s post-race comments after picking up a decent prize rarely stray beyond gratitude to the horse’s owner and trainer, and how much they are looking forward to being aboard next time up. “I wish

Jack Diamond denied raping and sexually assaulting a woman he had a sex-based relationship with.

Former West Germany captain and manager Franz Beckenbauer, widely regarded as one of football’s greatest players, dies aged 78, his family says in a statement to German news agency DPA.

Franz Beckenbauer, a World Cup winner with Germany as both player and coach who was regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time, has died at 78.

Yorkshire defend their process in finding new backers after claims a return for Colin Graves would “undermine the progress” made in tackling racism.

BBC Sport’s John Parrott and Ken Doherty analyse Ding Junhui’s brilliant 147 break as he becomes the first player in history to make two maximums at the Masters.