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Dupont absence a 'massive loss' for France, says Gatland
Wales coach Warren Gatland said Friday that the absence of Antoine Dupont was a "massive loss" for a France team that has struggled this Six Nations.
Valencia's Diakhaby undergoes surgery on serious knee injury
Valencia defender Mouctar Diakhaby has undergone surgery on the severe knee injury he suffered playing against Real Madrid in La Liga last weekend, his club said on Friday.
Man Utd's Ten Hag says win ratio could be '75 percent' but for injuries
Erik ten Hag believes he may have won up to three-quarters of his first 100 matches at Manchester United were it not for a punishing injury list that he said no team could cope with.
British teen Bearman replaces sick Sainz at Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz has been ruled out of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix suffering from appendicitis with 18-year-old British reserve driver Oliver Bearman taking the Spaniard's place, Ferrari announced Friday.
Scotland not thinking about Van Der Merwe try record, says Darge
Rory Darge said Friday that Scotland are not focusing on Duhan Van Der Merwe's bid to break Stuart Hogg's try record against Italy as they eye a possible first Six Nations title.
'Horner Affair' casts shadow over Women's Day in Formula One
On a day when women should be centre stage in Formula One for all the right reasons, it is the fallout from the 'Horner Affair', which has seen a female Red Bull employee suspended, which continues to garner the headlines.
Guardiola is best manager of my lifetime, says Liverpool's Klopp
Jurgen Klopp on Friday hailed Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola as the best manager of his lifetime as he prepares his Liverpool team for what could be the final chapter in their captivating rivalry.
Care glad he didn't give up as 100th England rugby cap looms
Danny Care said he was proud of his resilience now he's on the cusp of becoming just the sixth England men's rugby player to win 100 Test caps.
England defence coach Jones unfazed at facing native Ireland in Six Nations
England defence coach Felix Jones says he will have no qualms trying to stop his native Ireland's bid for a second straight Six Nations Grand Slam at Twickenham on Saturday.
'Freak' Stokes gets Rohit with very first ball since knee surgery
England captain Ben Stokes on Friday cleaned up his Indian counterpart Rohit Sharma with the very first ball he has bowled since having knee surgery late last year.
British teen Bearman replaces sick Sainz at Saudi Arabia GP
Spain's Carlos Sainz has been ruled out of the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix this weekend with appendicitis with 18-year-old British reserve driver Oliver Bearman taking his place, the Ferrari team announced Friday.
'We haven't given up on league title' says Bayern's Tuchel
Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel said Friday his side "haven't given up on the Bundesliga title" despite sitting 10 points behind league leaders Bayer Leverkusen with 10 games left.
Vu pulls out of LPGA China event giving Boutier shot at number one
Top-ranked Lilia Vu withdrew from the Blue Bay LPGA in China before the second round on Friday, opening the door for Celine Boutier to become world number one.
Skipper Lamaro urges Italy calm for Scotland Six Nations test
Michele Lamaro said Friday that Italy should not get ahead of themselves as they prepare for the visit of Scotland and a chance to end an 11-year winless run at home in the Six Nations.
Galthie rings French changes for Six Nations trip to Wales
France head coach Fabien Galthie on Friday announced eight changes for his team for this weekend's Six Nations trip to Wales in round four of the competition.
Israel winger Abada leaves Celtic for MLS side Charlotte
Israel winger Liel Abada has moved from Celtic to Major League Soccer club Charlotte after coming under pressure from compatriots to quit the Scottish Premiership following displays of support for the Palestinian people among some fans.
France's Galthie rings the changes for Wales Six Nations trip
France head coach Fabien Galthie announced on Friday eight changes for his team for this weekend's Six Nations trip to Wales in round four of the competition.
Julian Savea bags record 61st Super Rugby try to surpass Folau
Former All Blacks winger Julian Savea scored a record 61st Super Rugby try on Friday to surpass Australia's Israel Folau as his Moana Pasifika side crashed 29-23 to the Melbourne Rebels.
In-demand Hoeness extends at Stuttgart until 2027
In-demand Stuttgart manager Sebastian Hoeness' contract was extended by two years until 2027 on Friday, a reward for taking the side from relegation candidates to Champions League contention.
Burmester, Ancer lead as LIV makes Hong Kong's historic golf club face the music
LIV Golf made its debut in Hong Kong Friday with a dragon dance on the first tee and electronic music thumping, but after 18 holes it was Dean Burmester and Abraham Ancer who shut out the noise to top a stacked leaderboard.
Hazlewood stars as Australia dominate day one against New Zealand
A five-wicket haul by paceman Josh Hazlewood ensured Australia finished Friday with the upper hand against New Zealand on a wicket-laden opening day of the second Test in Christchurch.
Hazlewood stars as Australia dominate day one against NZ
A five-wicket haul by paceman Josh Hazlewood ensured Australia had the upper hand on a wicket-laden opening day of the second Test against New Zealand on Friday.
Outsiders Brest bounding towards unlikely Champions League place
While some of France's biggest names struggle, unfashionable Brest are enjoying their best-ever season and are on course to crown it with qualification for the Champions League for the first time.
Bayern seek divine intervention as Leverkusen pull out of sight
With Bayer Leverkusen threatening to run away with the Bundesliga title, Thomas Mueller appealed to a higher power ahead of Bayern Munich's home clash with Mainz on Saturday.
Ireland eye Six Nations title but Farrell still wary of England
Andy Farrell has insisted his native England remain capable of scuppering Ireland's bid for successive Grand Slams even though the visitors will be overwhelming favourites to win Saturday's Six Nations clash at Twickenham.
Messi and Suarez on target as Miami fight back for draw in Nashville
Luis Suarez grabbed a stoppage-time equaliser after Lionel Messi had reduced the deficit as Inter Miami fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 in the first leg of their CONCACAF Champions Cup round-of-16 tie on Thursday.
Hazlewood's five-wicket haul restricts New Zealand to 162 all out at tea
Seamer Josh Hazlewood led a blistering Australian pace attack that saw New Zealand crash to 162 all out at tea on day one of the second Test in Christchurch on Friday.
Osaka off the mark at Indian Wells
Naomi Osaka powered through on a third match point to advance to the second round of the ATP-WTA Indian Wells Masters on Thursday with a 6-3, 6-1 win over Italian qualifier Sara Errani.
'Outside chance' of title as Scotland travel to Italy in Six Nations
Scotland have an outside chance of claiming their first Six Nations title in a quarter of a century as they face improved Italy in Rome on Saturday.
Liverpool, Man City face defining moment in title race
Liverpool host Manchester City in a defining moment in the Premier League title race as Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola conclude their top-flight rivalry on Sunday.
Dressel launches 2024 campaign with 100m fly Pro Swim win
Seven-time Olympic gold medallist Caeleb Dressel launched his 2024 campaign aimed at the Paris Olympics with a 100m butterfly victory at the Pro Swim Series in Westmont, Illinois, on Thursday.
Australian bowlers strike before lunch in 2nd NZ Test
Australia's bowlers snapped a dogged start by New Zealand to take three wickets as the Black Caps reached 71-3 at lunch on the opening day of the second Test on Friday.