Grace Clinton scored on her Manchester City debut as Andree Jeglertz's side gave Tottenham a rude awakening with a 5-1 victory in their Women's Super League clash at Brisbane Road.
BBC Sport pundits Lesley Mckenzie, Ruby Tui and Katy Daley-Mclean explain why Canada - who crowdfunded to support themselves at the Women's Rugby World Cup - made history by beating New Zealand in the semi-finals.
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Louis Rees-Zammit was sent from the field after a fight broke out in the first half of his first start back in rugby union.
The German defender made 363 appearances for Bayern Munich and 76 for his country during a career spanning almost two decades.
Martial was released by Man United when his contract came to an end at the conclusion of the 2023-24 season.
Canada upset the odds to beat New Zealand 34-19 and secure their place in the Women's Rugby World Cup final.
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Canada sensationally depose Women's Rugby World Cup holders New Zealand, inflicting the Black Ferns' first defeat in the tournament in 11 years to advance to the final.
Semi-final: New Zealand 19-34 CanadaSix-times champions out after consecutive title winsCanada always had a good chance of beating New Zealand in their Rugby World Cup semi-final but no one anticipated the manner of the win as they dominated the defending champions and played them off the park at times. This was a masterclass by Kévin Rouet’s team who …
Canada inflict New Zealand's first defeat in 11 years at the Womens' Rugby World Cup as a sensational performance books their place in the Twickenham final.
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Rai Benjamin, 28, placed a crown atop his head after crossing the finish line in first - however it wasn't as simple as that for the United States star.
CHARLIE BENNETT IN TOKYO: The 23-year-old produced a stunning finish to the 200 metres final to finish second behind USA's Melissa Jefferson-Wooden in yesterday's thrilling race.
Manchester City put away two more goals within FIVE minutes against Tottenham to triple the lead.
Celtic chief executive Michael Nicholson says the club's board "take responsibility" for their failing to reach the Champions League, while admitting they "did not achieve all of our objectives in the transfer window".
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Striker is getting better in a changing Manchester City team and in the sort of goal form to strike fear even into Arsenal’s elite defence“Everyone was a machine.” But, you know, in a good way. With Pep Guardiola this is always going to be meant as a positive thing, a sign of a team starting to fizz.These are benevolent machines: not so much joyless …
