Red Sox fire Cora amid coaching staff shakeup 
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The Red Sox fired manager Alex Cora and several other coaches after a disappointing 10-17 start to the season.
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🏈 NFL draft: Winners and losers from Day 2
We're through 100 picks of the NFL draft. Mel Kiper Jr. sorts through the steals and reaches of Day 2, including some big-value selections.
East playoff takeaways: The biggest concern for top-seeded Pistons ESPN Headlines
Here's what has stood out from the latest playoff games of the Eastern Conference's first round.
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Here's what has stood out from the latest playoff games of the Western Conference's first round.
Korda equals record but Chevron lead cut to five 
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Nelly Korda will take a five-shot lead into the final day of the first women's golf major of the year, the Chevron Championship.
How Eze & Arsenal outfoxed Newcastle with set-piece tweak BBC Sport
Match of the Day's Steph Houghton and Martin Keown explain how Arsenal and Eberechi Eze outfoxed Newcastle United with a tweak to their set-piece routine in their 1-0 win at the Emirates Stadium.
Spurs 'really improving' under De Zerbi but can they survive? BBC Sport
Match of the Day pundits Steph Houghton and Martin Keown believe Tottenham are "really improving" under Roberto de Zerbi, but can they save their Premier League status?
Watch: South London's Traore drafted to NFL by Dolphins BBC Sport
Mississippi State tight end Seydou Traore, who was raised in London, is drafted in the fifth round of the 2026 NFL Draft by the Miami Dolphins.
Charity U-turn on banned choir at London Marathon BBC Sport
A choir told by a disability charity that it was not welcome at Sunday's London Marathon because its founder holds gender-critical views is told it can now perform at the event.
Ronnie O’Sullivan dominant as he takes big lead against John Higgins 
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Seven-time champion leads 6-2; Hawkins beats Williams Allen beats Wilson then says Hendry ‘full of rubbish’ “Pretty evil” Ronnie O’Sullivan carved out a 6-2 overnight lead against his old foe John Higgins in the first session of their second-round showdown at the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield. The seven-time winner blasted a 137 total clearance as he dominated his opponent and edged closer towards his goal of eclipsing Stephen Hendry and clinching a record eighth Crucible title. Continue reading...
O'Sullivan leads Higgins, Williams loses to Hawkins BBC Sport
Ronnie O'Sullivan leads John Higgins 6-2 after the opening session of their World Championship last-16 tie but Mark Williams, the other member of snooker's fabled 'Class of 92', is eliminated.
Chelsea team news leaks 'need to stop' - McFarlane BBC Sport
Chelsea interim boss Calum McFarlane says team news leaks "need to stop" but insists the issue has been "addressed" as they prepare for their FA Cup semi-final against Leeds.
'It's not done' - Arsenal back up Rice's words with crucial win BBC Sport
Arsenal deliver on Declan Rice's promise that the Premier League title race is "not done" with an important win over Newcastle.
Leeds seek seminal moment with FA Cup semi-final chance against Chelsea The Guardian Sport
Daniel Farke would become the second manager, following the great Don Revie, to reach the final There will be a mixture of excitement and trepidation for Leeds supporters when they descend on Wembley for their FA Cup semi-final with Chelsea on Sunday, returning to a venue that evokes plenty of painful memories, but that could now provide the springboard to a brighter future. Leeds have lost on their past three visits; you have to go back to the days of Gordon Strachan, Gary McAllister and Eric Cantona for their last win there when, as champions of England, they defeated Liverpool in the 1992 Charity Shield. Continue reading...
Could 'outstanding' Maeda's return to form give Celtic title edge? BBC Sport
Celtic forward Daizen Maeda is recapturing his best form as Celtic look to pip Hearts and Rangers to the Scottish Premiership title.
France beat Ireland as wait for revenge goes on BBC Sport
France remain on track for a Grand Slam showdown with England as they battle past Ireland 26-7 in a breathless Six Nations game in Clermont.
Mikel Arteta criticises red card escapes for Newcastle’s Pope and City’s Khusanov The Guardian Sport
‘It’s a red card today. It’s a red card in Manchester’ Arsenal return to top of table by beating Newcastle Mikel Arteta has claimed that everything would be different for his Arsenal team in the Premier League title race if Manchester City had been reduced to 10 men in last Sunday’s pivotal game at the Eithad Stadium. The Arsenal manager insisted that the City defender, Abdukodir Khusanov, should have been sent off for a last-man foul on Kai Havertz in the 53rd minute with the score at 1-1. City went on to win 2-1 and Arteta said nothing after the game about an incident that did not generate much controversy, the consensus being Khusanov had defended his position fairly. Continue reading...
Arsenal in talks with Araujo - Sunday's gossip BBC Sport
Arsenal have started moving for Maxi Araujo, Manchester United are planning a squad overhaul and Ederson is on the Red Devils' shortlist.
Trophyless to treble? Man City's quest for more history BBC Sport
Manchester City were in a state of turmoil this time last year – staring at a first trophyless season since 2017 – but they are now in with a chance of a domestic treble.
Northampton strengthen grip on top of Prem after thrilling win against Bath The Guardian Sport
Northampton 41-38 Bath Fin Smith clinches win with last kick If only these two could play each other every week. Having wowed the rugby world a fortnight ago with their Champions Cup quarter-final at the Rec, scoring 11 tries between them, here they went one better and scored 12. Six each, obviously. The scores were level as the clock ticked red. The crowd were as breathless as the players. And then, alas, the winning moment came not from a moment of brilliance, although Fin Smith tried for one with his dummy and drop-goal attempt. He missed that, but the television match official had spotted one of those agonising high tackles by a tall man on a dipping, slightly shorter one. Enoch Opoku-Gyamfi it was who clipped the bustling Henry Pollock on the chin. Smith did not miss the subsequent penalty, the first penalty taken at goal, the last kick of the match. Continue reading...
Aberdeen on brink of safety - what next for Robinson? BBC Sport
Aberdeen's win over Kilmarnock moved them to the brink of safety. After an upturn in resilience and results, what next for new boss Stephen Robinson?
Why 'muted' England's dominance prompts concern BBC Sport
England were feeling "muted" after beating Wales but the defending champions remain on course for an eighth straight title.
Raiders take Tennessee corner Jermod McCoy to open NFL draft’s final day The Guardian Sport
Raiders take Jermod McCoy to open fourth round Injured Tennessee cornerback eager to prove value Cade Klubnik falls to Jets after Clemson slide Jermod McCoy’s lengthy wait to hear his name called at the NFL draft came to a quick end on Saturday. The Las Vegas Raiders selected the Tennessee cornerback with the first pick of the fourth round, taking a small gamble that McCoy will return to form after missing all of last season with a torn ACL. Continue reading...
Manchester City’s relentless pursuit of silverware shows no sign of abating | John Brewin The Guardian Sport
A fourth consecutive FA Cup final has been reached but Guardiola’s selection against Southampton suggests priorities lie elsewhere It’s happening again. Another Manchester City treble will be a short price on the prediction markets, even if City were defeated in the last two FA Cup finals. The club’s dominance of English football asks existential questions of those attempting to compete. Yet again written off this season by those foolish enough to underestimate them, City loom menacingly over the rest, threatening a level of success others can only reach for. The key question remains without its answer. Is this Pep Guardiola’s last dance? The rumours, unsubstantiated as they are, have bubbled under all season, his weekly responses to enquiries opaque and diversionary. Anyone looking for clues at Wembley in his team selection would deduce the Premier League title, rather than repeating the domestic treble of 2018-19, was the priority for any big send-off. Such speculation is folly when the likelihood is that Guardiola himself may even not know his own mind. Continue reading...
Saints edge title-rivals Bath in 12-try thriller BBC Sport
Fin Smith kicks a penalty with the clock in the red to secure a hard-fought victory for Northampton Saints against Bath.
Lynn praises Wales' never say die spirit against world's best BBC Sport
Head coach Sean Lynn has praised Wales' never say die attitude, but admits there is still plenty to work on if they are to close the gap on the world's best teams.
Kett equalises before red card as Bayern and Barcelona draw first leg BBC Sport
Franziska Kett goes from hero to villain for Bayern Munich after following up her crucial equaliser with a straight red card, as the German champions draw 1-1 with Barcelona in the first leg of their Women's Champions League semi-final.
Pulse claim top spot after sixth successive win BBC Sport
London Pulse continue their fine form by thrashing Birmingham Panthers 61-35 to climb to the top of the Netball Super League (NSL) standings.
Isak and Wirtz on scoresheet as Liverpool beat Palace BBC Sport
Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz both score in Liverpool's 3-1 win over Crystal Palace in the Premier League, to strengthen Arne Slot's side's chase for Champions League qualification.
Three goals, eight chaotic minutes - how day of relegation drama unfolded BBC Sport
On a day of twists and turns, Tottenham and West Ham both picked up crucial wins in their fight to avoid relegation.
Superb Eze effort enough to see Arsenal beat Newcastle BBC Sport
An early Eberechi Eze strike proves to be the difference as Arsenal hold on to beat Newcastle United 1-0 at the Emirates Stadium and move back to the top of the Premier League table.
Man City beat Southampton to reach FA Cup final BBC Sport
Manchester City score two goals in five minutes to secure a late comeback victory against Southampton and reach their fourth FA Cup final in a row.
Bold Bayern and PSG leave Premier League elite looking more like lambs than lions | Jonathan Wilson The Guardian Sport
German and French clubs are showing in the Champions League they can make the most of the benefits of not having to play in a gruelling domestic competition Paris Saint-Germain have won 11 of the past 13 French league titles and, going into this weekend, stood four points clear of Lens at the top of Ligue 1. Bayern Munich have already wrapped up this season’s Bundesliga title, their 13th in 14 years. According to Deloitte, Bayern are the third-richest club in the world by revenue, PSG fourth. They meet in the Champions League semi-finals on Tuesday as two modern super-clubs. The idea of a top-five European league feels outmoded. Rather there are the best Premier League clubs, plus perhaps five or six others of whom PSG and Bayern are the outstanding two still left in this season’s competition. Continue reading...
Last-gasp Wilson winner boosts West Ham's fight for survival BBC Sport
Callum Wilson's 92nd minute winner helps West Ham United to a 2-1 win over Everton at the London Stadium, keeping the home side two points above the Premier League relegation zone.
Sessegnon strike helps Fulham sink Villa BBC Sport
Ryan Sessegnon's first-half strike leads Fulham to a 1-0 victory against Aston Villa at Craven Cottage in the Premier League, to strengthen Marco Silva's side's push for European football next season.
Palhinha scores crucial goal to boost Spurs' survival hopes BBC Sport
Joao Palhinha's late goal earns Tottenham a vital 1-0 win over Wolves at Molineux, to keep themselves just two points behind relegation rivals West Ham United in the Premier League.
De Zerbi demands mentality shift at injury-hit Spurs: ‘We need to stay strong in the head’ The Guardian Sport
Solanke and Simons were taken off injured at Wolves Tottenham still in relegation zone because of West Ham win Robert De Zerbi is waiting on the fitness of two more players, after Dominic Solanke and Xavi Simons were forced off injured at Molineux on Saturday, but he is optimistic that Tottenham’s 1-0 victory at Wolves “can change something in our mentality”. The Spurs head coach celebrated his first win in charge of the relegation-threatened Europa League holders with the visiting fans in the Steve Bull Stand, exchanging fist pumps and belief. Continue reading...
Munster secure convincing win over youthful Ulster BBC Sport
Munster seal a comprehensive 41-14 win over Ulster in the United Rugby Championship game between the teams in Limerick.
Scottish Premiership: Celtic go level on points with Hearts at top of table The Guardian Sport
Daizen Maeda strikes twice as Celtic beat Falkirk 3-1 Aberdeen seal nervy home win over Kilmarnock Martin O’Neill hailed Daizen Maeda’s return to form after the Japan international drove Celtic to a 3-1 win over Falkirk . The centre-forward scored twice and set up Kieran Tierney as the Hoops moved level on points with the Premiership leaders, Hearts. The first two goals were a direct result of Maeda closing down opponents and he finished smartly for the third after the substitute Kyrell Wilson had pulled a goal back. Maeda had sent Celtic on their way to the Scottish Cup final last weekend by charging down a clearance from the St Mirren goalkeeper Ryan Mullen to net and he again showed the value of his work ethic. Continue reading...
Saints hold on against Trinity to go joint top BBC Sport
St Helens see off a strong second-half revival by Wakefield Trinity to secure a win that takes them level on points with Leeds Rhinos at top of Super League.
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