RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: The golfing world has been left in shock by the death of a talented player who had previously spoken openly about his battles with depression, anxiety and alcoholism.

LAWRENCE BOOTH AT EDGBASTON: It had been 438 long days since Jofra Archer last played international cricket, a period that left him feeling like a 'hamster on a wheel'.

EXCLUSIVE BY DAVID COVERDALE: 'I tried to bench press 300lbs when I turned 60. I sky dived at 61. I'm 62 and I want to do a split. At 63, I'm going to scuba dive 63ft.'

CHRIS FOY AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: The Gallic genius was loudly acclaimed as man of the match at the end of this enthralling final.

Kevin de Bruyne likely to stay at Manchester City, Barcelona target Liverpool forward Luis Diaz, plus more.

Toulouse captain Antoine Dupont is described as a "ball-stealing machine" after starring in his side's Champions Cup final win over Leinster.

Philippe Clement's side head for rebuild with regrets after Scottish Cup final defeat by rivals Celtic.

Re-live Mail Sport's live blog for the undercard results, round-by-round updates as Josh Taylor took on Jack Catterall in the hotly anticipated rematch between the pair after first fighting in 2022.

Toni Kroos waved goodbye to the Bernabeu and Olivier Giroud scored as he and manager Stefano Pioli said farewell to AC Milan.

JOE BERNSTEIN: Unfortunately for Leeds manager Daniel Farke, his players will need to conquer history as well as highly-awkward opponents in Southampton in Sunday's final.

DANNY MURPHY: Erik ten Hag and Manchester United deserved to win the FA Cup. They set up exactly how you should against opponents with a higher footballing IQ.

Amad Diallo gave fans a unique look at Manchester United's FA Cup winning celebrations, with the use of a 360 camera.

Andy Murray has suggested he may not retire from tennis later this year after all.

According to the PGA Tour, Murray passed away on Saturday morning after withdrawing from the Charles Schwab Challenge in Texas due to an unspecified illness.

Retiring keeper Joe Hart says he's "blessed" to have played for Celtic as he bowed out with a Scottish league and cup Double.