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Wales centre Nick Tompkins apologises to the travelling fans following a 14th successive Test defeat.

BBC Sport's Nesta McGregor speaks to Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirriani, cornerback Cooper DeJean and offensive tackle Jordan Mailata as they celebrate their Super Bowl win over the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans.

The star hinted that he might not play his smash hit Not Like Us, but gave viewers plenty to absorb.

Blues managed just one shot on target in a tame FA Cup exit

The Manchester City midfielder had a guest spot on Sky Sports’ NFL coverage ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles’ triumph

The Six Nations reaches the first of two fallow weeks on the back of another highly intriguing weekend of action.

A much-travelled former FA Cup hero for Cambridge against Newcastle now has Crystal Palace in his sightsSubscribers to the theory that the FA Cup has lost its magic have clearly never met Joe Ironside. It is now more than three years since the Doncaster striker experienced one of the very best days of his life when he scored the winning goal for his former …

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Evertonian Alexandra Topping – knowing that the famous old ground’s time was running out – made a final pilgrimage with her nine-year-old son It’s the sound of Goodison Park that gets you. The deep rumble of feet pounding on planks when a blue shirt walks to the corner flag, a thundering drumbeat that vibrates through the legs, up into the torso, …

The Chiefs may well contend for the championship again next season. But Sunday’s loss to the Eagles exposed problems that had been there all yearSome losses sting. Others echo throughout a career. The Philadelphia Eagles pummeled the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, ending any hope of a historic three-peat. It was a humbling. A …

Emotional success against France captures imagination and showcases the charm and unpredictability of the Six NationsAfter it was all over on Saturday night, England’s players peeled away to seek out their loved ones in the stands. Fin Smith’s parents, Andrew and Judith, were awaiting their match-winning boy and the shared family embrace, when it came, …

George Hirst finds inspiration from his father, Plymouth exploit Arne Slot’s choices and Marcus Rashford shows promise at his new clubAgainst Tottenham, the Aston Villa substitute Marcus Rashford looked, well, like the old Marcus Rashford. On the left, the Manchester United loanee embarrassed Pedro Porro with a nutmeg. Through the middle, a deft touch …

MATT BARLOW: There is an argument that Grealish would be more suited to playing more centrally. With his head up and his eye for a pass, he will find better angles when not pinned on to the left wing.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Rashford's story is still to be written here and a second-half substitute appearance against a struggling Tottenham side provided few clues about how it will unfold.

NIK SIMON: The second weekend of the Six Nations delivered yet more drama and intrigue - and England upset the apple cart.

GRAPHIC CONTENT: After the lights had gone down and the crowds had dispersed, the physical toll of the sport could be seen as injured fighters left the venue - several on their way to hospital.

For the second time in seven years the Philadelphia Eagles won a championship, thanks to a 40-22 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs at Caesars Superdome.