Emma Raducanu forced to warm up in the dark after United Cup confusion
Emma Raducanu is expected to face Maria Sakkari in Team GB's United Cup tie against Greece.
Managing Ferrari in 2026 as Lewis Hamilton decision made and axed driver replaced
Ferrari are facing a make-or-break year in 2026 with the futures of both drivers on the line.
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Rio Ferdinand shares inside scoop on Man Utd WhatsApps after Ruben Amorim sacked
Ex-Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has shared WhatsApp messages from former stars after Ruben Amorim was sacked.
Revealed: There is uncertainty swirling around Lewis Hamilton and his uneasy relationships at Ferrari... but here's why there IS hope for the GOAT in 2026
Lewis Hamilton has little more than a cat in hell's chance of winning an eighth world title. But he has a lifeline to cling on to, and he has not seen too many of those recently
In 27 years of reporting on the England Test team, here's why Jamie Smith's car crash of a dismissal is the WORST shot I've seen, writes LAWRENCE BOOTH
It takes a lot for a painting-by-numbers 46 to overshadow a masterpiece 160, but Jamie Smith gave it a go on a wildly oscillating second day at the SCG
Feyi-Waboso sparkles, trash-talking Searle and Quirke conundrum - Prem talking points
Immanuel Feyi-Waboso's fast feet light up the Rec despite Exeter's defeat, while Leicester fly-half Billy Searle riles Saracens' old guard
Alejandro Garnacho confirms instant reaction to Manchester United sacking Ruben Amorim
Chelsea winger was frozen out by the sacked Portuguese
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Joe Root dismisses talk of ‘regret’ over England dismissals
Root made a century in Sydney but Harry Brook and Jamie Smith lost their wickets to poor shots.
Can Luke Littler beat Phil Taylor’s record of 16 world titles? Only one thing will decide his legacy in darts
Littler is showing shades of Tiger Woods in his early dominance of the sport and the pursuit of Taylor’s long-standing World Championship record
Q&A: Why are India and Bangladesh at odds ahead of T20 World Cup?
Political tensions between the nations have led to Bangladesh refusing to travel to India for the 2026 Men's T20 World Cup, which starts on February 7, "under current conditions".
Who is Darren Fletcher? Manchester United legend taking charge after Ruben Amorim sacking
Fletcher spent 20 years as a United midfielder before embarking on a coaching career with the club
How overhyped Ruben Amorim’s reign of error leaves Man United with a damning conclusion
Amorim’s reign has been brutally ended by Man United after a disastrous spell that included a loss to Grimsby and being held by a Wolves side with just two points at the time
What Gary Neville said about Ruben Amorim just before his Man United sacking
Ex-Man United defender Neville was forthright in his opinion about Amorim, with the Portuguese boss going on to be sacked by the Old Trafford hierarchy on Monday morning
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Australia ignoring spin forgets that good bowlers are good bowlers | Geoff Lemon
Why is a middling back-up seamer suddenly better than a quality spinner, whatever the conditions? When Shane Warne called his biography No Spin, it wasn’t a recommendation. Speaking for the dead is unacceptably presumptuous, but his record in life was loud and clear in backing his guild. Teams should always give themselves the option of spin bowling was …
Arsenal: Mikel Arteta's big decision on Viktor Gyokeres for Liverpool showdown
Arteta weighing up whether to drop out-of-form striker for crunch game
Root would 'love to' make next Ashes tour at age 39
Sky Sports' Michael Atherton hailed Joe Root's 41st Test century as "one of his very best innings", but could the 35-year-old keep going for another four years for another crack at winning the Ashes in Australia?
Lamar Jackson is a once in a lifetime talent. And the Ravens are still going backwards
John Harbaugh has spent nearly two decades leading Baltimore. But his failure to get the most out of his quarterback is a fireable failingThere are losses, and then there are those defeats that show us exactly who a team are. The Steelers’ 26-24 win over the Ravens on Sunday night was the latter. It wasn’t just a loss; it was a referendum. The game was …
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Anatomy of an Ashes brain-fade: Jamie Smith and the shot heard around the world
England’s meek concession of the series is a waste of talent and this stroke sums up the structural failureNo doubt someone, somewhere, in some fevered corner of the internet will come up with a counter view. If the universe of cricketing hot takes really is infinite, then logically there must be a feed, a page, a platform where a voice is saying, Jamie …
Ruben Amorim wasn't good enough at what he was hired for: IAN LADYMAN names the six stars the head coach let drift aimlessly - and the very short list who look like proper Man Utd players
IAN LADYMAN: The afternoon before he was hurried out of the door at Manchester United, Ruben Amorim got one final thing wrong. He was not - as he claimed - the manager.
Ruben Amorim was a deluded snake oil salesman and his self-serving outbursts proved that the Manchester United job was too big for a manager who never looked like winning anything, writes OLIVER HOLT
OLIVER HOLT: Ruben Amorim was a snake oil salesman. He was an evangelist for a remedy that simply did not work.