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Bromsgrove Sporting Extend Unbeaten Run to 12 Matches with Victory Over Leiston

Bromsgrove Sporting maintained their strong form in the Southern League Premier Central by securing a 3-2 victory against Leiston at home. The win extends the club's unbeaten streak to twelve consecutive league matches and moves them within four points of the division leaders, Real Bedford.

Monaco’s No Finish Line Charity Run Returns for 2026 Edition

Monaco’s iconic No Finish Line charity event is set to return this Saturday, November 14, marking the start of its 27th annual edition. Organized by Children & Future under the High Patronage of Prince Albert II, the eight-day endurance challenge invites participants of all ages to run or walk around the Fontvieille venue. Every kilometre covered during the event triggers a one-euro donation from the organization to projects supporting sick and disadvantaged children.

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Ntamack's late try hands Toulouse 22nd French title

Romain Ntamack scored a superb late try as Toulouse beat La Rochelle 29-26 in the French Top 14 final on Saturday to claim a record-extending 22nd domestic crown.

Fernandes nets brace as Portugal beat Bosnia in Euro qualifying

Bruno Fernandes scored a late brace as Portugal eased to a 3-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina on Saturday to maintain their perfect record in Euro 2024 qualifying.

Khawaja savours 'emotional' Ashes hundred as Broad blasts 'soulless' pitch

Usman Khawaja said the taunts of the Edgbaston crowd spurred him on to an "emotional" maiden Test hundred in England as he led Australia's fightback in the Ashes opener on Saturday.

Fowler leads with McIlroy lurking as LA Country Club promises stiff US Open test

Rickie Fowler has come far from golf's wilderness to the US Open lead, but the former world number four headed into Saturday knowing he had a long way to go yet to claim a first major title that once seemed assured.

Brazil wear black for first time in anti-racism stand

Brazil abandoned their iconic yellow and green shirts and were instead kitted out in an all-black strip in a stand against racism when they played Guinea in a friendly international on Saturday.

Goalkeeper howler sinks Morocco, Zambia run riot to qualify

A blunder by Morocco goalkeeper Munir el Kajoui led to a 2-1 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying defeat in South Africa on Saturday -- their first loss since reaching the 2022 World Cup semi-finals.

Scotland late show stuns Haaland's Norway

Scotland took a massive step towards qualification for Euro 2024 as two late goals in two minutes from Lyndon Dykes and Kenny McLean beat Norway 2-1 in Oslo on Saturday.

Luckless Sainz summoned to stewards after crash in Canada practice

Luckless Carlos Sainz was called to see the stewards for allegedly impeding Alex Albon on Saturday after he crashed out of third and final practice at the Canadian Grand Prix.

Verstappen on top in rain-hit final Canada F1 practice

Defending double world champion Max Verstappen bounced back from a pedestrian performance on Friday to top the times in Saturday's rainswept third and final free practice for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix.

Ton-up Khawaja keeps England at bay in Ashes opener

Usman Khawaja ended his decade-long wait for a maiden Test hundred in England as he led an Australia recovery in the Ashes opener at Edgbaston on Saturday.

Tiafoe reaches first grass court final in Stuttgart

Frances Tiafoe reached his first grass court final on Saturday after seeing off Hungarian qualifier Marton Fucsovics in straight sets.

Fowler takes one-shot lead into US Open third round

Australia's Khawaja hits first Test century in England

Australia's Usman Khawaja completed his first Test hundred in England as he continued to defy the hosts at Edgbaston on Saturday.

Martin dazzles world champion Bagnaia in Sachsenring MotoGP sprint show

Jorge Martin thwarted world champion Francesco Bagnaia to land Saturday's German MotoGP sprint race and move second in the standings.

'West Indies can go even lower,' warns Hooper

Former West Indies captain Carl Hooper warned Saturday that the two-time world champions can sink "even lower" if they fail to qualify for the 2023 World Cup.

Perisic hoping greater experience will earn Croatia first trophy

Croatia wing-back Ivan Perisic hopes his team's experience can give them the edge over a relatively young Spain side in the Nations League final on Sunday.

Khawaja keeps England at bay after Broad strikes in Ashes opener

Usman Khawaja was in sight of his first hundred in an Ashes match in England as he led an Australia recovery in the first Test at Edgbaston on Saturday.

Beckham's son Romeo joins Brentford's 'B team'

David Beckham's son Romeo has joined Brentford's 'B team' after impressing in a loan spell with the Premier League club.

Martin holds off world champion Bagnaia in German MotoGP sprint

Jorge Martin thwarted world champion Francesco Bagnaia to land Saturday's German MotoGP sprint race.

Axelsen powers into Indonesia Open final, An crashes out

Badminton world number one Viktor Axelsen beat H.S. Prannoy on Saturday to secure his spot in the Indonesia Open final, but South Korea's rising star An Se-young crashed out.

German truck driver arrested over death of Italian cyclist Rebellin

A German truck driver has been arrested in connection with the hit-and-run collision that killed former cycling champion Davide Rebellin, the Italian prosecutor's office said Saturday.

Stokes snares Smith after Broad's double strike in Ashes opener

England captain Ben Stokes captured the prize wicket of Australia star batsman Steve Smith after Stuart Broad stuck twice in two balls in the first Test at Edgbaston on Saturday.

Prix de Diane set for war of the Roses

Blue Rose Cen can join a pantheon of racing legends if she prevails in the Prix de Diane (French Oaks) at Chantilly on Sunday with her main obstacle the unbeaten Jannah Rose.

Rodri aiming to bring back Spain's 'winning culture'

Spain midfielder Rodri Hernandez hopes to restore his team's "winning culture" by beating Croatia on Sunday and winning the Nations League.

Broad at the double as he gets Warner again in Ashes

England's Stuart Broad took two wickets in two balls on the second day of the first Test at Edgbaston on Saturday as he dismissed Australia's David Warner yet again in the Ashes.

World champion Bagnaia on pole for German MotoGP

World champion Francesco Bagnaia will start from pole position for the fourth time in seven races this season after topping the qualifying session for the German MotoGP on his Ducati.

O'Callaghan edges McKeon to win 100m free in year's fastest time

World 100m freestyle champion Mollie O'Callaghan edged Olympic gold medallist Emma McKeon by a fingertip in the year's fastest time Saturday ahead of a blockbuster world championships next month.

Teams withdraw from Tour of Switzerland in wake of Maeder tragedy

The Tudor Pro Cycling and Intermarche teams withdrew on Saturday from the Tour of Switzerland following the death of Swiss cyclist Gino Maeder.

Chiefs outmuscle Brumbies to set up Super Rugby final with Crusaders

The Waikato Chiefs outmuscled the ACT Brumbies 19-6 on Saturday to set up an all-New Zealand clash in the Super Rugby Pacific final against the Canterbury Crusaders.

Shaheen back for Pakistan as squad named for Sri Lanka Tests

Lanky pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi was named Saturday in Pakistan's 16-man squad to play two Tests in Sri Lanka next month -- his first outing in the long form of the game in a year.

Taskin shines in Bangladesh's record 546-run Test win

Bangladesh crushed Afghanistan by 546 Saturday to secure the biggest Test victory margin by runs in nearly 90 years after Taskin Ahmed saw off the tourists with a career best 4-37.

Modric's Croatia aiming for first trophy against boosted Spain

Luka Modric has been Croatia's driving force on the way to Sunday's Nations League final, where they could earn their first ever major trophy against a Spain team he knows inside out.

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