Keir Starmer asked to focus on inclusion and trainingSport is ‘statutory right for all’ says ParalympicsGB chiefParalympicsGB has urged the government to commit to ensuring “every child has the same access to physical education”, against the background of just a quarter of the 1.5 million schoolchildren with disabilities regularly taking part in …

‘It’s my last year in the club. I just want to enjoy it’Forward’s current deal at Anfield expires next summerMohamed Salah appeared to plead for a new Liverpool contract by stating “nobody in the club” has discussed a fresh deal with him and saying “it’s my last year in the club” after orchestrating their 3-0 victory at Manchester United on …

IAN HERBERT IN PARIS: The 100m wheelchair sprinter admitted, after leaving compatriot Kare Adenegan with silver, that she had been panicked by the stadium noise before the race.

IAN HERBERT IN PARIS: Three years ago, the Brisih team beat their American opponents for the first time to secure Paralympic gold in wheelchair rugby - the sport they call 'Murderball'.

HENRY CLARK AT PORTMAN ROAD: If Liam makes a habit of scoring goals like the belter he struck against Fulham on Saturday, he won't have to worry about making his own name in the top flight.

DOMINIC HOGAN AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: It now feels as if every pass forward goes through Mbeumo, and he is enjoying the responsibility with three goals this term.

KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Glasner leaned on his analysts to come up with the footage so that he could correct their mistakes and Palace posed more of a threat.

Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Monday's meetings at Windsor, Brighton and Chepstow.

AADAM PATEL AT ST JAMES' PARK: Ange Postecoglou expressed frustration after Tottenham came away from Newcastle pointless despite dominating at St James' Park.

ISAAN KHAN AT THE EMIRATES: On Saturday, it was not the same Arteta as at St James' Park - there, you could feel the Spaniard's rage - yet Rice's second yellow card irked him.

NASSER HUSSAIN: JThe last tick - both from a personal and team perspective - for our greatest-ever batter is to dominate with the bat and contribute to a Test series win over Australia.

JONATHAN McEVOY: The Dutchman seemed almost resigned to his team's current malaise after finishing sixth in the Italian GP, leaking 10 points to his only likely rival, Lando Norris.

Despite the first three days attracting full houses of 31,000, the final acts of the 190-run win were played out in front of swathes of empty seats at Lord's. Pope was deputising as captain.

JONATHAN McEVOY: He cannot do it on his own. That much became even more glaringly clear by the fourth corner of an Italian Grand Prix won by Charles Leclerc to the cheering crowd.

MATTHEW LAMBERT AT FLUSHING MEADOWS - Defending champion Coco Gauff is out of the US Open after a nightmare display against Emma Navarro, losing in four.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: Ugarte was signed too late on to be eligible for the game. Given that he hasn't played for PSG this term, it's unlikely that he would have started anyway.

Kylian Mbappe opened his LaLiga account at the fourth time of asking with a brace to fire Real Madrid to a 2-0 home win over Real Betis.

A second error from Casemiro allowed Arne Slot 's side to double their lead before the break, and the five-time Champions League winner was summarily hooked at half-time.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT GOODISON PARK: Moyes, who took Everton into the top four and to the FA Cup final, is available after leaving West Ham and is based in the North West.