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Is this the end for LIV? Where does Saudi withdrawal leave golf and the players?1:09 Can LIV find new backers and what are the options for Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm, Lee Westwood and others? Confirmation that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund will cease funding the LIV Golf tour will have huge ramifications, for the future of the tour itself, the players and across golf’s traditional heartlands. Where does PIF’s withdrawal leave them all? Continue reading... PSG and Bayern in ‘different world’ to tired Premier League teams, says Arteta0:06 Arteta: ‘The difference in the leagues is night and day’ Ødegaard likely to miss Fulham game with knee problem Mikel Arteta has dismissed suggestions that Premier League sides are incapable of matching the levels hit by their European rivals, saying that freshness was key to Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain producing arguably the game of the season in the first leg of their Champions League … Sivo hat-trick keeps Leeds on top as they hold off Wakefield fightback0:06 Leeds 40-22 Wakefield Rhino half-back Jake Connor masterminds bruising win Leeds Rhinos solidified their position at the Super League summit, with Jake Connor underlining his credentials as England’s starting half-back for this autumn’s World Cup as Brad Arthur’s side proved too strong for Wakefield Trinity. Despite spending almost half an hour with 12 men thanks to three separate sin-binnings, t… ‘If we were in Serbia we would all be fired’: Jokić’s Nuggets crash out in first round of playoffs0:06 Minnesota eliminate Denver in Game 6 of series Knicks smash NBA records in 51-point rout of Hawks 76ers surge in Embiid’s return to force Game 7 v Celtics Three years after Nikola Jokić led the Denver Nuggets to the NBA championship, the peak looked awfully distant for the team from the Mile High City and the three-time MVP award winner. Ousted in six games by the Minnesota Timberwolves in their … Calvert-Lewin eases Leeds to verge of safety in dominant win over Burnley23:34 It was the night all the nerves vanished into the ether, replaced by every track on the Leeds United soundtrack as Premier League survival was all but confirmed. It was all too easy to defeat rudderless and relegated Burnley, to put Leeds nine points clear of the relegation zone, with their rivals having four games remaining. Anton Stach’s smart shot started the festivities before Noah Okafor and… Lightning threat looms over Miami as F1 returns with upgraded cars and new rules23:02 Season resumes in Florida after five-week break Ferrari and McLaren aim to close gap on Mercedes With Formula One returning after its early season enforced break, the Miami Grand Prix is proving an enticing prospect given most of the teams used the time to work furiously on upgrades to their cars. Many of which are being deployed here. Intriguing enough were it not also for the updated regulati… ‘You have to laugh or you’d cry’: the fixture list challenges facing women’s football23:02 Stadium sharing, men’s broadcast picks and fun runs can all cause headaches in upper echelons of English women’s game Waiting for men’s broadcast picks, dodging local fun runs and even having to avoid clashing with nearby comedy gigs: welcome to the quagmire of trying to arrange the Women’s Super League and WSL 2 schedule. The fixture list is often a bone of contention for supporters, and organis… Sticking with same players for Women’s T20 World Cup leaves England in a twist | Raf Nicholson23:02 Conservative selection policy reinforces perception that some are undroppable, no matter how bad the results Insanity, they say, is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. England’s head coach, Charlotte Edwards, is perfectly sane, but on Tuesday she announced a squad for the home T20 World Cup that starts on 12 June almost exactly the same as the one that surre… The $13bn World Cup: how the numbers stack up on Fifa’s 2026 balance sheet23:02 The earnings from the tournament in the US, Mexico and Canada will make it the most lucrative competition in the history of sport, even if some of the 48 competing countries say they are struggling to make ends meet A World Cup that Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, billed at the draw last December as “the greatest event that humanity has ever seen” will certainly be the most lucrative competit… Trial or error? Lancashire bear brunt as county game adjusts to new substitute rules | Ali Martin23:02 The sport should seriously be asking itself whether this should be replicated in Test cricket after some notable problems with the new regulations Lancashire are not the most popular county at the moment. From next week the live-streamed coverage of their matches at Old Trafford will go behind a paywall – free to members, £20 a season if not. And so the thrill of Jimmy Anderson bowling from the e… European countries still expect to lose money at World Cup despite prize fund increase21:59 European nations wanted more merit-based prize money High costs of travel and hotels will exceed Fifa payouts A number of leading European countries still expect to lose money at the World Cup despite Fifa increasing the prize and participation fund by $112m (£82m) this week. The main host federation, US Soccer, is also understood to be forecasting an operational loss on the tournament, although … Mark Allen and Wu Yize all square after record 100-minute frame at Crucible21:59 Semi-final poised at 7-7 after attritional 14th frame Shaun Murphy and John Higgins deadlocked at 8-8 Wu Yize and Mark Allen’s semi-final is poised at seven frames all after their afternoon session ended with the longest frame in World Snooker Championship history, clocking in at just over 100 minutes. Allen began the afternoon trailing 6-2 overnight to an opponent high on confidence and belief, … ‘Acceptance of mediocrity’: Middlesex gaze south enviously with golden years long gone20:23 With their last title a decade ago, young players moving on and coach churn, Middlesex are no longer even the most famous team that call Lord’s home Middlesex is unlike every other English county in at least one very important way. It doesn’t actually exist. It was abolished by the London Government Act of 1963, persisted, in dotage, as a postal subdivision, until Royal Mail put it to sleep in 19… Sabastian Sawe receives hero’s welcome in Kenya after sub-two hour marathon feat20:23 Record-breaker says London Marathon win was ‘a victory for all of us’ as he is greeted by family and friends in Eldoret Hugged, cheered and adorned with garlands, the first man to run an official marathon in under two hours has returned as a hero to his home village in Kenya. Sabastian Sawe, who stunned the world when he clocked 1h 59m 30s in the London Marathon last weekend, flew in a Kenyan mil… Premier League news: De Zerbi tells Spurs ‘only losers cry’; Carrick savours Liverpool clash20:23 Tottenham manager urges players to ignore negativity, while Manchester United welcome Liverpool to Old Trafford Continue reading... |