England’s David Howell won his first tournament for more than seven years with a play-off victory over American Peter Uihlein in the Dunhill Links Championship.
Full Story Howell wins Dunhill play-off
Sheffield Eagles came from 12-0 down to break Batley’s hearts 19-12 on their maiden Grand Final appearance and become the first Championship club to retain their title.
Full Story Eagles break Batley hearts
Kevin Ball insisted there were positives to take from Sunderland’s performance despite losing 3-1 to Liverpool at the Stadium of Light.
Full Story Ball: Score flatters Liverpool
Brendan Rodgers praised his strikers after Daniel Sturridge and the returning Luis Suarez combined to inspire Liverpool to a 3-1 win at Sunderland.
Full Story Rodgers: Strike duo a handful
Gloucester director of rugby Nigel Davies hailed his side’s mental strength as they fought back to claim a 22-16 win over Newcastle.
Full Story Davies delight at comeback
David Howell declared himself “thrilled” to end his seven-year wait for his fifth European Tour title at the Home of Golf.
Full Story Howell: A long, long road
Andrew Ference is the new captain of the Edmonton Oilers, the club announced Sunday. Ference joined the Oilers as a free agent in July to help fill a role in the team’s top four defencemen. The Edmonton native replaces Shawn Horcoff, who was traded to the Dallas Stars in July.
Full Story Oilers name Andrew Ference team captain
Rui Costa is the new world champion after outsprinting Joaquim Rodriguez at the end of a mammoth men’s road race which Chris Froome failed to finish.
Full Story Costa wins as Froome falters
Sky Sports pundit Didi Hamann heaped praise on Norwich following their Super Sunday victory over Stoke.
Full Story Perfect riposte
Tries from Ben Youngs and Vereniki Goneva set Leicester on their way to a handsome 21-9 victory over Exeter Chiefs at Sandy Park on Sunday.
Full Story Tigers climb with Exeter win
Liverpool Ladies ended Arsenal’s nine-year dominance and lifted the Women’s Super League title with a 2-0 win over Bristol Academy in Sunday’s decider.
Full Story Liverpool women clinch title
Toronto FC scored three goals in a 20-minute span of the second
half to beat undermanned D.C. United 4-1 Saturday in a meeting of
the two worst teams in MLS.
Full Story Toronto sails to big victory
British No 1 Laura Robson defeated Czech Klara Zakopalova in three sets to reach the second round of the China Open.
Full Story Robson rallies to China win
Everton boss Roberto Martinez has paid tribute to Gareth Barry ahead of the midfielder’s 500th Premier League game on Monday night.
Full Story Martinez hails Barry’s 500
Fulham manager Martin Jol rued another late error which cost his side dear in the 2-1 defeat against Cardiff City.
Full Story Jol on the defensive again
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is hoping he has unearthed another gem in Serge Gnabry.
Full Story Wenger ‘surprised’ by Gnabry
Joao Sousa became the first Portuguese to win an ATP Tour title when he upset France’s Julien Benneteau 2-6 7-5 6-4 in the final of the Malaysian Open.
Full Story Fairytale victory for Sousa
Johnny Heitinga has hinted he might be forced to leave Everton in January to safeguard his place in the Holland squad
Full Story Heitinga hints at Everton exit
Regal Encore, runner-up in the Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival, is on course to make his hurdling debut next month.
Full Story Regal gears up for hurdling
Canadian Milos Raonic secured his fifth career title thanks to a handsome 7-6 (7/4) 6-3 victory against top seed Tomas Berdych in Thailand Open final.
Full Story Bangkok success for Raonic
