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Deep into the autumn of a career that still causes debate despite the trail of broken bodies that he has left behind, no sooner had Gennadiy Golovkin wrestled to gain a tighter grip of his future than the rug was swept from under his feet.

Serie A has reiterated that its 20 clubs have a “unanimous will to finish the season” amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The government is stepping up its plans for the return of sport, says Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Oliver Dowden.

Ian Watmore has been confirmed as Chair Elect for the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) and will replace Colin Graves on August 31.

Sebastian Vettel has his “work cut out” to secure a long-term Ferrari future due to the rise of Charles Leclerc and the many contenders for his seat, according to Sky F1’s Karun Chandhok and Paul Di Resta.

All the top stories and transfer rumours from the back pages of Friday’s national newspapers…

The Hundred remains crucial to growing the game of cricket despite its launch being postponed until 2021, says the England and Wales Cricket Board.

Sergio Aguero says “the majority of players are scared” by the prospect of returning to football too soon amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Ahead of a key conference call involving all 20 Premier League clubs on Friday, Sky Sports News’ chief reporter Bryan Swanson looks at the main talking points.

The Hungarian Grand Prix, due to be held at the Hungaroring in August, will not be open to fans due to coronavirus with plans to host the race behind closed doors.