Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing wins the IndyCar season championship for the third time in four seasons
LEBANON, Tenn. (AP) — Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing wins the IndyCar season championship for the third time in four seasons.
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The TelegraphEmma Raducanu hits back at Porsche rumours
Emma Raducanu has hit back at recent suggestions that one of her sponsors took back the car it gifted her.
- The Guardian
England player ratings: verdict from Nations League defeat against Greece
Lee Carsley’s decision to include Declan Rice as the sole holding midfielder spectacularly backfired with the plethora of attacking talent unable to ignite
- The Telegraph
Why Rafael Nadal is so low in my all-time tennis greats – and the shock name at No 1
Before we get into this impossible debate, I am setting up some parameters. We are not debating off-court achievements, nor crowd favouritism, nor how gracefully our players, who are only drawn from the Open era, might have conducted themselves.
- Evening Standard
OPINION - What Rafael Nadal meant to this Roger Federer obsessive
Few individuals have brought me greater misery than Rafael Nadal. Nadal may only have been five years Federer's junior, but he was a product of an entirely new generation. From 2004 to 2014, Nadal racked up a 23-10 head-to-head lead over Federer, dominating even during the Swiss' peak, when he was losing to virtually no one else.
- Twentytwo13
Guardiola’s last dance with Manchester City?
Pep Guardiola’s contract is up next summer, and the Spaniard remains coy as to whether he will extend his stay with Manchester City, which could find itself in the lower divisions if it loses its case against the English Premier League.
- The Telegraph
Manchester City rivals line up damages claims over Premier League charges
The Premier League’s civil war will enter a new phase over the next month when Manchester City are expected to receive legal notices from rival clubs that reserve their rights to seek damages.
- The Guardian
Lee Carsley ‘hopeful’ of return to England Under-21s after defeat
Lee Carsley said he would ‘hopefully’ return to the under-21s after his senior England side were beaten by Greece in the Nations League at Wembley
- Evening Standard
Tottenham star Son Heung-min's father fined for violating child welfare law at South Korea football academy
The parents of a young player have said their son was hit by a coach with a corner flag and verbally abused
- The Guardian
Carsley: Full Throttle – a weird attempt to reinvent was a tactical backfire
Interim England manager went full-on roar ball for the people but Greece exposed defensive troubles to claim a shock win
- CNN
South Korean Olympian Kim Yeji shoots her way to stardom
She quickly shot to Olympic super-stardom in Paris, looking like a cyborg with astounding air pistol aim. We’re of course talking about South Korean Olympic silver medalist Kim Yeji. Well, she’s now back in the spotlight, with a role in an upcoming action movie, and already preparing for the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. CNN’s Mike Valerio takes us to Kim’s home turf, where she gets in the zone, and shares with us what it’s been like to become a global sensation.
- Associated Press
Forest fined almost $1M for questioning integrity of match officials in inflammatory post
An inflammatory post that got more than 46 million views on social media has proven very costly for Premier League soccer team Nottingham Forest. Forest was fined 750,000 pounds ($980,000) on Friday after being found to have questioned the integrity of match officials in an “irresponsible" post on X in April. Forest said it would appeal the decision.
- The Telegraph
Kathryn and Sarah Bryce on Scotland’s ‘absolutely mad’ journey to a first World Cup
The Scotland women’s cricket team carries a flag with them, everywhere they go.
- Yahoo Sports
Former LSU player Greg Brooks Jr. files lawsuit against school, medical center for negligence that led to emergency brain surgery
The suit details the start of Brooks’ symptoms while at LSU football practice last August to his emergency surgery. He participated in two football games before an MRI scan discovered the brain tumor.
- The Independent
Chicago Marathon 2024 schedule, start times, elite fields and how to watch in UK
A year after Kelvin Kiptum’s stunning world record, the iconic major returns with tributes planned for the Kenyan after his sudden passing earlier this year
- Associated Press
Toyota returns to Formula 1 in technical partnership with the US-based Haas team
Toyota is returning to Formula 1 after 15 years as the Japanese automaker becomes a “technical partner” of American racing team Haas. There will be Toyota branding on the Haas cars starting from next week's United States Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, and the auto giant's racing division will provide “design, technical and manufacturing services” to the North Carolina-based team. This doesn't mean a return of the Toyota works team which raced in F1 for eight seasons until 2009, however.
- The Telegraph
Man City land Sporting transfer guru Hugo Viana to replace Txiki Begiristain as director of football
Manchester City are set to appoint Sporting Lisbon’s Hugo Viana as their next sporting director.
- The Guardian
Former Liverpool defender Joël Matip confirms retirement from football
The former Liverpool defender Joël Matip has been has retired from football at the age of 33
- The Telegraph
Nottingham Forest fined £750,000 for controversial social media post – as FA pushed for £1m
Nottingham Forest have been hit with one of the biggest fines in Premier League history after being instructed to pay £750,000 for their controversial post-match tweet at Everton last season.
- Associated Press
Rafael Nadal gave his all until he simply couldn’t anymore and had to retire: Analysis
Rafael Nadal’s tennis career will be remembered because of the numbers, yes — the 14 French Open trophies, the 22 Grand Slam titles overall, the nearly two decades in the top 10, and so on — and, without a doubt, because of his riveting rivalries with Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic. Also, indelibly, because of the all-out effort and energy Nadal brought to the court every time. Perhaps not surprisingly, it was his health that eventually forced Nadal to announce his retirement on Thursday after competing only sparingly the past two seasons.
- The Independent
Charlie Whiting would have saved Lewis Hamilton from mistake of ‘biblical proportions’ in 2021 title fiasco
Former Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner says Michael Masi’s error in Abu Dhabi was of ‘biblical proportions’