The best Lamar Jackson yet? 'He has a fresh start'
The NFL is about to witness a new, improved and refreshed version of Lamar Jackson this season, warns Baltimore Ravens team-mate Zay Flowers.
Running 100 marathons in 100 days, having never run 18 months before
Hannah Cox had never run before but set herself a target of 100 marathons in 100 days across India as a 'love letter' to her late father. Here's how she did it.
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Tottenham injury update: Xavi Simons, Dominic Solanke, Destiny Udogie latest news and return dates
Significant fears for attacking duo after Wolves win, but Randal Kolo Muani fears allayed
Liverpool injury update: Mohamed Salah, Alisson Becker and Hugo Ekitike latest news and return dates
Reds have some key concerns ahead of Manchester United and Chelsea clashes in Premier League run-in
How Sabastian Sawe achieved the impossible with first marathon under two hours
Sawe, the ‘silent assassin’, made history with his world-record time of 1:59.30 London Marathon, an event that changes the course of sporting history
Atherton: England have talent to challenge for Women's T20 World Cup title
Sky Sports Cricket's Michael Atherton says England possess the talent and squad to challenge for the Women's T20 World Cup title on home soil this summer.
Is a 'new championship' set to begin as F1 finally resumes?
The 2026 Formula 1 season finally resumes after its enforced break in April this week at a Miami Grand Prix which has been likened to the effective start of "a new championship".
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Today on Sky Sports Racing: El Matador returns at Lingfield
We have a busy day’s racing on Monday with Flat action from Bath, Lingfield Park and Wolverhampton, live on Sky Sports Racing.
Lingard on playing in Brazil and Man Utd
Jesse Lingard talks about moving to Corinthians, and discusses why Michael Carrick should get the Manchester United manager's job.
The winners & losers from the 2026 NFL Draft
Did the Los Angeles Rams make a big mistake? Did the Las Vegas Raiders build enough around Fernando Mendoza? And could there finally be something to shout about for the two New York teams?
Making history and facing Neymar - Lingard on life in Brazil
In his first major interview since moving to Brazil, Jesse Lingard talks to the BBC about his new life, and Manchester United.
Arsenal injury update: Eberechi Eze, Kai Havertz and Jurrien Timber latest news and return dates
Gunners are sweating on the fitness of some key players ahead of Champions League semi-final first leg
Chelsea injury update: Estevao, Reece James and Levi Colwill latest news and return dates
Chelsea could receive a double injury boost for Premier League clash against Nottingham Forest
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Alexander Isak may be the face of Liverpool’s failure – but two others are to blame
The architects of the biggest spending spree in Premier League history, Richard Hughes and Michael Edwards, are culpable for the gaps in the squad that have become glaringly apparent this season, writes Richard Jolly
Storm success was as certain as death and taxes. So how has it all gone wrong? | Nick Tedeschi
Last year’s NRL grand finalists are in dire straits but their sharp decline is more about controllable factors than any bad luck that has befallen the clubFor over two decades, Melbourne Storm have been the standard for how an elite sporting organisation operates in Australia. Led by head coach Craig Bellamy and head of football Frank Ponissi, the Storm …
£450 shoes, honey... and cups of tea! Secrets of the 'silent assassin' who made history at the London Marathon by smashing the two-hour barrier
The idea that this was the man who would one day become the first person ever to legally run a marathon in under two hours was inconceivable. But on Sunday, he did just that.
Chelsea's FOUR key improvements from Liam Rosenior's ill-fated reign, the £60m star who is proving a huge bargain and how Blues players embraced being the villains in Leeds win, writes KIERAN GILL
KIERAN GILL: All of Chelsea's players approached the technical area for a handy team-talk, and, naturally, the visitors were angered by what they saw as a brazen attempt at breaking their stride.
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Arsenal do NOT look like champions in waiting: Why Declan Rice is a concern for Mikel Arteta and the biggest issue the Gunners boss must solve if they are to beat Man City to the title, writes CRAIG HOPE
CRAIG HOPE: The good news for Mikel Arteta is that there are only four league games to play, not 14. It is a small enough number to negotiate through grit, grimace… and hydration sachets.
Xavi Simons ruled out for rest of season and World Cup with ruptured ACL
‘Heartbroken’ Tottenham midfielder injured at WolvesNetherlands star faces eight months on the sidelinesXavi Simons has ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament and will be out for around eight months. The Tottenham midfielder suffered the injury in his team’s 1-0 win at Wolves on Saturday and will be unavailable for the remainder of the club’s …
Police launch investigation after York City player PUNCHED Rochdale fan amid chaotic pitch invasion before they sealed promotion to League Two with 103rd-minute equaliser
The FA and Greater Manchester Police are investigating Saturday's National League title decider at Rochdale after fans invaded the pitch and York City's Hiram Boateng was caught punching one.