Sky Sports understands that London Broncos are involved in “positive talks” with regard to securing a home for next season as they look to avoid going into administration.
Full Story Broncos battle administration
England fly-half Toby Flood is relishing the chance to tour New Zealand in the summer of 2014.
Full Story Flood: NZ tour the pinnacle
Miguel Herrera will remain in charge of Mexico at next summer’s World Cup finals after steering them to Brazil.
Full Story Herrera to remain in charge
Darren Barker intends to signal the start of a new middleweight era by sending Felix Sturm into retirement.
Full Story Barker ready to reign
Hull FC have revealed they will not be pushing the likes of Richard Horne and Gareth Ellis too hard in training in a bid to ensure they are fully fit in February.
Full Story Hull FC to manage veterans
Shane Watson says Australia need to banish the memory of the Adelaide 2010 Test this week.
Full Story Watson: No repeat of 2010
Former England prop Andrew Sheridan could be forced to retire due to a neck injury, according to Toulon coach Bernard Laporte.
Full Story Sheridan career in doubt
Charl Schwartzel has returned to the world’s top 20 on the back of his four-shot victory at the Alfred Dunhill Championship over the weekend.
Full Story Schwartzel back in top 20
Outgoing Mercedes Team Principal Ross Brawn has confirmed that he is taking some time away from Formula 1 and will evaluate his future again in the summer.
Full Story Brawn to wait until summer
Boston Bob is likely to be aimed at the Ladbrokes World Hurdle after suffering a setback earlier in the year.
Full Story Bob goes back over hurdles
In Episode 1 of My Special Day on Wednesday, Lewis Marshall has his dream come true as he gets to meet the England football team – and watch them play at Wembley.
Full Story This week on My Special Day
The drop-in pitch which will be used at the Adelaide Oval for this week’s second Test will be a traditional batsman’s paradise – but will take spin later in the game.
Full Story Pitch will be ‘good to bat on’
Sam Allardyce is adamant West Ham United will not rush Andy Carroll back into action and has also defended fellow striker Modibo Maiga.
Full Story Allardyce won’t rush Carroll
Northern Ireland’s all-time leading goal scorer David Healy has announced his retirement from football.
Full Story Healy announces retirement
Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor scored twin tons in a brutal unbroken partnership of 182 as New Zealand reached 367-3 on the opening day of their Test series against the West Indies.
Full Story Twin tons punish Windies
Tim Bresnan is ready to be thrown straight back into the Ashes cauldron in the second Test in Adelaide this week.
Full Story Bresnan: I’m ready to go
England manager Roy Hodgson says he has no regrets about his decision to play Daniel Sturridge against Germany last month.
Full Story Hodgson: No Sturridge regrets
Alex Galchenyuk scored midway through the third period, P.K. Subban made two dramatic goal-line saves and the Montreal Canadiens defeated the New Jersey Devils 3-2 on Monday night.
Full Story Galchenyuk, Subban give Canadiens edge over Devils
The Washington Nationals obtained right-hander Doug Fister from the Detroit Tigers for infielder Steve Lombardozzi and left-handers Robbie Ray and Ian Krol on Monday. While the Oakland A’s acquired closer Jim Johnson from Baltimore for infielder Jemile Weeks and a player to be named.
Full Story Tigers send starting Doug Fister to Nationals: MLB moves
Olli Jokinen broke a tie with 7:18 left in the third period and then netted an insurance goal moments later to lift the Winnipeg Jets to a 5-2 victory over the New York Rangers and rookie goalie Cam Talbot on Monday night.
Full Story Olli Jokinen scores twice in 3rd to lift Jets over Rangers
