McLaren beaten into second and third finishesMax Verstappen now has 62-point lead in title raceBy the time Charles Leclerc ascended to the podium to celebrate his victory for Ferrari, he was barely visible. A thick swathe of red smoke hung in the air, rising from the sea of scarlet-clad fans that thronged the start-finish straight beneath in their thousands, …

Cox returns to win team gold after her fall in sprint finalJames Ball wins his first Paralympics title in time trialThere were three gold medals for Britain on a triumphant day at the velodrome, starting with a gold and silver in the men’s B 1,000m time trial and finishing with a happy redemption gold for Kadeena Cox in the C1-5 750m team sprint.Cox, who …

Updates from singles action at Flushing MeadowsGet in touch – email Daniel with your thoughtsBadosa has played the big points well so far, down 30-40 and unleashing an inside-out forehand winner – though Wang will be disappointed with the return that made it happen. Another, this time down the line, brings Badosa advantage, and from there she seals her …

Updates from Old Trafford for this 4pm BST kick-offGet in touch – email Tim with your thoughts“In terms of gamechangers,” says Rick Harris, “United do have Christian Eriksen, who has probably changed more games than Nunez, Gakpo, Elliott and Endo put together.” Ha, good point. With Mount injured and McTominay sold, he may now be Bruno Fernandes’s …

The Chelsea star, having made the trip from plush London to Wolverhampton, was less than impressed with what he was met by after travelling 140 miles to the Black Country, taking to social media.

Alexander Isak netted the winner on Sunday as Newcastle triumphed 2-1 over Tottenham. Mail Sport's AADAM PATEL was at St James' Park to give his verdict on the players' performances.

Aussie rower Horrie crossed the finish line in fourth in the men's PR1 single sculls final but was elevated to bronze medal position after a rival was found cheating.

WILL PICKWORTH AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Dean Henderson made a stunning save on to the bar from Nono Madueke's effort from just a few yards out in the first half.

CRAIG HOPE AT ST JAMES' PARK: Newcastle United beat visitors Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 after an energetic Sunday afternoon clash at St James' Park looked destined for a draw.

KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: For all the talent to walk through the door, it is hard not to scrutinise who Chelsea failed to land after leaving as disappointed as they did yesterday.

STEPHEN MCGOWAN AT CELTIC PARK: Over two spells as boss, Brendan Rodgers has secured a remarkable record of 15 wins in 19 games, while Philippe Clement has gone five without winning any.

JONATHAN MCEVOY IN MONZA: As the home winner celebrated among a charged Tifosi, Norris came home third, a place behind his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri. Verstappen finished sixth.

NEWCASTLE 2-1 TOTTENHAM: The Magpies battled to an impressive victory in front of their own fans.

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca fumed at the officials after his side drew with Crystal Palace.

Nicolas Jackson scored his first goal of the season but Chelsea could only draw with Crystal Palace.

Yulia Putintseva's frustration was evident during her US Open showdown against Jasmine Paolini.

Charles Leclerc held off the threat of McLaren in a grandstand finish at the Italian Grand Prix.

Yulia Putintseva told her side of the story on social media after crashing out of the US Open.

Max Verstappen was furious after the Italian Grand Prix and took shots at his Red Bull team.

Charles Leclerc stole the headlines at the Italian Grand Prix, but another driver had an eventful day.