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A bullish Eddie Jones quipped he requires no vindication in terms of team selections within his role as England head coach as he basked in his side’s 24-12 Six Nations win over Ireland.

Primary school children will no longer be able to head a football in training under new guidelines released by the English, Northern Irish and Scottish Football Associations.

Jurgen Klopp is unsure if Liverpool are the number one team in world football but admits his side is definitely up there with the best clubs on the planet.

LeBron James recorded 29 points and Anthony Davis added 32 as the Los Angeles Lakers weathered Jayson Tatum’s 41-point effort to beat the Boston Celtics at Staples Center.

Tyson Fury announced that “the king has returned” after he sensationally stopped Deontay Wilder to start his second reign as a world heavyweight champion.

Tyson Fury was bedecked as a king as he was carried through Vegas, a remarkable man so sure of his regal lineage that three of his sons are called Prince. But he knows what it’s like to be a pauper, too.

Nasser Hussain feels England may need to tweak their batting order after losing their Women’s T20 World Cup opener to South Africa in Perth.

Antonio Rudiger says he will not give up on speaking out against racism.

Antonio Rudiger says “racism has won” after he was booed by a section of Tottenham supporters during Chelsea’s 2-1 victory over their London rivals at the weekend.

Eden Hazard is set to miss the first leg of Real Madrid’s Champions League last-16 tie against Manchester City due to an ankle injury.