Winter Olympics star bursts into tears days after receiving vile threats on social media
The skater struggled to hide her emotions after a disappointing performance at the Games.
Carlos Alcaraz makes feelings clear on Jannik Sinner - 'Not going to lie'
Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner are on a collision course to meet in the Doha final this week.
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Olympic skiing legend Ryding: 'I won't be racing in anger again'
Winter Olympian Dave Ryding reached the end of piste in Bormio on Monday as he placed 17th in the men's slalom in his fifth and final Games.
GB curlers emerge from epic day with medal hopes revived
Team GB's Winter Olympics curling medal hopes in both the men's and women's events are somehow still alive after a day of epic drama in Cortina.
Tottenham accused of editing minutes of fans' meeting
Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust unhappy and call for transparency
Premier League legend reveals one major concern for England ahead of World Cup
Les Ferdinand is concerned by England’s lack of striker options heading into this summer’s World Cup
The performance-enhancing drug giving anti-doping agencies a headache
Ostarine, a drug designed to help cancer patients rebuild wasting muscles, has become one of the most contentious substances in sport
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Ukraine officials to boycott Winter Paralympics opening ceremony over Russian athletes
Six Russians and four Belarusians set for Milano Cortina‘Their flags have no place at international sporting events’Ukraine’s sports minister has condemned the decision to allow six Russians and four Belarusians to compete under their country’s flags at next month’s Winter Paralympics as “disappointing and outrageous”. Matvii Bidnyi said …
'Racist' Benfica footballer Gianluca Prestianni breaks his silence over the Vinicius Jr row after 'claiming his abuse was HOMOPHOBIC - not racial'
Gianluca Prestianni has sought to clarify the comments he allegedly directed to Vinicius Jr that sparked an explosive row in the Champions League on Tuesday night.
Sahin’s rebuild after Dortmund heartbreak: My dreams did not end
“For me, this was never just a career,” Nuri Sahin tells Sky Sports. “Some footballers struggle after playing but managing always felt like my destiny.” So, what happens when you leave your dream job in charge of Borussia Dortmund at the age of 36?
Noni Madueke flying at Arsenal - and what it means for Bukayo Saka position switch
Gunners need more from their attackers and Madueke has stepped up
Former Premier League striker reveals himself as ‘The Secret Footballer’
‘The Secret Footballer’ wrote five books and had a weekly newspaper column during the 2010s
Burke’s Berlin adventure: Bundesliga hat-tricks and World Cup hopes
When Oliver Burke’s wife is visiting home and asks him if he wants her to bring anything back to Berlin, there is a problem. “I can’t even think of anything that she can bring back anymore because I'm so used to everything here.” He is an adopted German now.
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Moeen: Being England head coach would be amazing
Moeen Ali wants to gain some insights from Andrew Flintoff to become a more rounded coach in his bid to one day get the top job with England.
Badosa hits back at 'disrespectful' retirement claim
Former world number two Paula Badosa responds to a suggestion she is "disrespectful to the game" following her withdrawal in Dubai.
'It smacks of England' - Australia fail again at T20 World Cup
Muddled selection and the lack of a plan B - how Australia's T20 World Cup campaign was derailed in Sri Lanka.
Oliver Burke: ‘It was an honour to wear the Scotland badge. I would love that again’
The Union Berlin star is thriving again in the Bundesliga after an unorthodox journey since leaving Forest for Leipzig at 19 years of age and still has hopes of earning a Scotland recall in a World Cup year
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Olympic skiers Vonn and Shiffrin voice concerns over global warming amid glaciers crisis
Team USA skiers Lindsey Vonn and Mikaela Shiffrin are concerned by the impact that global warming is having on glaciers
‘The soul left’: how Everton’s move from Goodison hurt the area’s pubs
The Winslow pub closed last month after serving pints to Everton players, managers and fans for 140 yearsBy When Saturday ComesOn Saturday January 24, Duncan Ferguson walked into the Winslow Hotel pub on Goodison Road and handed licensee Dave Bond £1,000 to put behind the bar. Ferguson, the former Everton centre-forward, was there because the Winslow, 140 …
From cursing curlers to comeback: is Canada on the turnaround after slow Olympic start?
The Canadians began the Milano Cortina Games with a cheating scandal and a gold drought. In the second week of action, it’s woe Canada no moreThrough the first 10 days of the Olympics, Canada had more memes than medals. More gaffes than golds. More “oh no” than “O Canada.”Canada didn’t win their first gold medal of the Games until the ninth day …