​Jannik Sinner’s four-set victory over Alexander Zverev in the men’s singles final provided a fitting finale to a fabulous fortnight at Wimbledon. Here, the Press Association highlights five memorable matches from the tournament. Women’s final – Linda Noskova vs Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 Noskova,

   ​Royal Birkdale will host the 154th Open Championship starting Thursday, and The Press Association highlights a lineup of players to watch as the tournament unfolds. Rory McIlroy, the Northern Irish star who has claimed one Claret Jug—back in 2014 at Royal Liverpool, twelve years ago—will

   ​Ryan Blaney echoed what many spectators were likely thinking as the night wore on. “Past my bedtime,” he admitted during his post-race interview, with the clock hovering just shy of 2 a.m. in Hampton, Georgia. Yet despite the late hour, the long day had clearly

   ​The Indiana Fever once again placed Caitlin Clark on a minutes restriction Sunday night as she continues to recover from a back injury, but the team still delivered one of its strongest performances of the season. Indiana dominated the Las Vegas Aces 109-75 behind a

   ​Brandon Moreno is set to return to the UFC Octagon to face Joseph Morales at UFC Noche 2026, a high-profile flyweight showdown that could shake up the 125-pound division. The matchup, first reported by Marcel Dorff, is targeted for September 12 and is expected to

   ​Paulo Dybala is poised to remain in the Eternal City, as he edges closer to extending his stay with Roma. The Argentine forward is on the brink of signing a new deal that would keep him in the Italian capital, continuing a journey that began

   ​Gianni Infantino has signaled that expanding the World Cup beyond 48 teams could be on the agenda, following the successful introduction of the 48-team format this summer. His push to widen the tournament to 48 teams—now in its second edition—initially drew scrutiny, but as the

   ​Nico Paz knows firsthand how stressful it can be to sit on the bench and feel unable to contribute to the team, a sentiment he expressed after the quarterfinal against Switzerland, a 3-1 victory for Argentina after extra time. The young forward spent the entire

   ​Fairytale farewells are a rarity in football, and Belgium’s 2-1 World Cup quarter-final defeat by Spain appears to have signaled the final curtain for four members of the Red Devils’ golden generation. The core quartet—Thibaut Courtois, Romelu Lukaku, Kevin De Bruyne, and Axel Witsel—have been

   ​Borussia Dortmund are reportedly set to part ways with Kjell Wätjen, transferring the promising midfielder to Danish club FC Midtjylland. According to sources from Sky Germany, a transfer agreement is already in place that will see Dortmund receive just over €3 million, a figure that