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Why it's time for Rose to come of age at Masters
Why it's time for Rose to come of age at MastersImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, With four runners-up finishes apiece only Jack Nicklaus, Ben Hogan and Tom Weiskopf have come second at the Masters more than Justin Rose's threeByIain CarterGolf correspondentPublished8 minutes agoCommentsTo come close to matching the romance of Rory McIlroy's magical Masters then surely the Green Jacket in 2026 has to go to the man beaten in the play-off 12 months ago.While McIlroy's re...
Arsenal injury update: Gabriel, Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice and Jurrien Timber latest news and return dates
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Dubois reveals fight-day illness | 'I would jump at Katie Taylor fight'
Caroline Dubois has revealed she was struck down by an illness on the day of her fight with Terri Harper.Dubois dropped her British rival Harper in the course of taking a unanimous decision victory at Kensington's Olympia on Sunday evening.
Carlos Carvalhal on Sporting vs Arsenal, Viktor Gyokeres and Sheffield Wednesday love
EXCLUSIVE: Carlos Carvalhal on Sporting vs Arsenal, Viktor Gyokeres and Sheffield Wednesday loveSporting Lisbon can be huge threat to Arsenal's ambitions when they clash in the last eight of the Champions League and ex-boss Carlos Carvalhal warns of danger signsCommentsSportJohn Cross Chief Football Writer06:00, 06 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesCarlos Carvalhal sits down with Mirror Football ahead of Sporting vs Arsenal(Image: AFP via Getty Images)Carlos Carvalhal has warned Arsenal face another “da...
Edwardstone headlines five-strong Sussex Champion Chase
Alan King's Edwardstone goes in search of yet more glory in this afternoon's Sussex Champion Chase - live on Sky Sports Racing.2.35 Plumpton - Veteran Edwardstone faces four rivalsThe veteran Edwardstone heads a field of five assembled for the Betgoodwin Sussex Champion Handicap Chase over the two mile and one furlong trip.
What are F1 drivers, teams doing during enforced April break?
The conflict in the Middle East has led to an enforced pause to the Formula 1 season with the cancellation of the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grands Prix.With no races taking place during the month of April, F1 is one week into a five-week break between events before the season resumes at the Miami Grand Prix on May 1-3.
Sacrifice and selflessness define coach Cori Close's UCLA championship run
PHOENIX — “Let me show you who Cori really is,” a UCLA staffer says as he pushes the door open to the UCLA coaches’ temporary locker room at the Final Four arena.Around the corner, there’s a collection of recyclable cans and bottles that Close has picked up and set atop a mini-fridge.In the next hour, those cans and bottles will be packed into a bag so they can take the flight back to Los Angeles with the newly crowned national champion UCLA Bruins. Behind Close’s efforts, the entire team regula...
West Ham's FA Cup heartbreak will hurt but their fighting spirit bodes well for relegation battle
It was a strange sight to watch one West Ham United fan climb a fence in an attempt to get back into the London Stadium.After leaving when his team were 2-0 down against Leeds United, he was far from the only person feeling a sense of regret when West Ham scored in the 93rd and 97th minutes to force extra time in their FA Cup quarter-final.Advertisement
Leeds have waited 39 years for an FA Cup semi-final and they did it the Leeds way
After 39 years, what difference could an extra 15 minutes make for Leeds United in their wait for an FA Cup semi-final?As Dominic Calvert-Lewin celebrated with the 9,000-strong away end at London Stadium, everyone dared to dream.The visitors sang of Wembley as the hosts queued to leave. Leeds began to play with freedom and confidence. Wilfried Gnonto was inches from a backheeled third. Even Sebastiaan Bornauw, United’s gigantic centre-back, fizzed a long-range effort off Alphonse Areola’s gloves...
Estevao is the spark Chelsea will need in the daunting run-in ahead
Chelsea’s players enjoyed a far better post-match soundtrack on Saturday than the boos that accompanied their Champions League exit in their previous home game. Stamford Bridge emptied to ‘That’s The Way (I Like It)’ after progress was smoothed into the FA Cup semi-finals. The locals tweaked the theme, of course, to serenade Estevao as he beamed his way down the touchline.Estevao could have scored a hat-trick in Chelsea’s 7-0 win over Port Vale.Advertisement
The Briefing: Could Arsenal end the season empty-handed? Will the FA Cup help or hinder Leeds survival hopes?
Welcome to The Briefing, where every Monday, The Athletic discusses three of the biggest issues raised by the weekend’s action.With the Premier League campaign on hold before it enters its final weeks, the FA Cup took centre stage over the past two days: Manchester City thrashing Liverpool on Saturday lunchtime, Chelsea enjoying a bit of shooting practice against Port Vale of League One, Championship side Southampton stunning top-flight leaders Arsenal, and finally Leeds United beating West Ham...
Can the Premier League do more to combat violence against women and girls?
“We’ve openly spoken about everything else,” says Hollie Varney, chief operating officer at Kick It Out. “We’ve spoken about antisemitism in football and Islamophobia. We’ve spoken about LGBTQ+ issues. Racism has been spoken about.“I don’t think people know how to deal with issues around women, and I don’t think they take it as seriously as other forms of discrimination.”Advertisement
Arne Slot's Liverpool future was never reliant on the FA Cup, but his reign is in danger of unravelling
The setting was a plush executive box at Fenway Park, home of baseball’s Boston Red Sox, in July 2012.Liverpool’s principal owner John W Henry took a seat, having granted a rare interview to those of us from the Merseyside media who were covering the club’s pre-season tour of North America.Two months earlier, Liverpool’s Fenway Sports Group (FSG) ownership had sacked a club icon in manager Kenny Dalglish and subsequently appointed Brendan Rodgers as his replacement. In that 2011-12 campaign, Liv...
The Champions League quarter-finals start this week. Here are five things to look out for
The Champions League quarter-finals are upon us — and with them a historic tie, a chance for revenge for one Premier League team and plenty of star players involved, from Kylian Mbappe to Harry Kane.Arsenal striker Viktor Gyokeres will return to his old club Sporting CP after becoming Sweden’s World Cup qualifying hero, while La Liga sides Barcelona and Atletico Madrid face each other in the first tie this season between two teams from the same country.Advertisement
Bruno Fernandes is a brilliant footballer. Is he destined to be a coach too?
It was in one of the final training sessions before Portugal faced Armenia during the last international break when Bruno Fernandes was working on his free kicks at the end of the morning.Fernandes knew, with Cristiano Ronaldo suspended for their last World Cup qualifier after a red card against Republic of Ireland, that he may be needed on set pieces.Advertisement
Watching a remarkable comeback and shootout defeat with fans stuck outside - because they left early
The bloke to your left has already called it a day.The woman on the other side is restless, checking her watch over and over as she tries to work out if she can make the earlier train.Your team are 2-0 down and heading out of a home FA Cup quarter-final without a whimper, and though the fourth official has just signalled that there will be 11 minutes of second-half stoppage time, you face the decision thousands of other West Ham supporters were confronted with on Sunday evening.Advertisement
Champions League quarter-finals predictions, star players and youngsters to watch
This is an updated version of an article that was first published after the quarter-final line-up was confirmed in March.The Champions League quarter-finals kick off this week, with the path to the final in Budapest on May 30 now clear.Real Madrid host Bayern Munich at the Bernabeu this Tuesday in the competition’s most-played fixture, while Premier League leaders Arsenal travel to Lisbon to face Sporting CP.Advertisement
Newcastle have a built-in aversion to losing key players. But can this pain become a gain?
The time is nigh for Newcastle United to master the art of the deal.As a pivotal transfer window approaches (not for the first time post-takeover), the decision-makers at St James’ Park understand that how they sell is just as important as who they buy. They know there can be no repeat of last summer’s Alexander Isak saga, which earned great money but caused greater destabilisation, the effects of which are still rippling out.Advertisement
‘We don’t want pity’: Ukrainian war veterans face off in amputee boxing championship
Artem Khrebet emerged victorious from what organisers say was world-first competitive bout between double amputeesFootwork decides a boxing match, they say. In Ukraine, the tired cliche took on a new meaning.On Saturday, two Ukrainian war veterans faced off on prosthetic legs in what organisers called the world’s first competitive bout between double-amputee fighters.Top: Artem Khrebet (left) and Mykhailo Drobotenko (right), both war veterans, during the weigh-in ceremony Continue reading...
Liverpool news: Virgil van Dijk points finger of blame as Mohamed Salah sent message
Liverpool news: Virgil van Dijk points finger of blame as Mohamed Salah sent messageLiverpool have been hit with home truths from inside their own dressing room after a humiliating defeat at the hands of Manchester CityCommentsSportFasika Zelealem Senior Sports Reporter05:00, 06 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesLiverpool's season has gone from bad to worse(Image: Simon Stacpoole/Offside via Getty Images)Liverpool won't have time to lick their wounds after being battered 4-0 by Manchester City with...
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