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Image Spur It ” We Gib ” They ” I It ” ” ” ” ” ” He ” Gib ” Morgan ” ” ” He I Together ” ” ” He “He is a fantastic footballer for us. Not only in terms of his technical and tactical abilities, but also in terms of his character. “Related topicsNottingham ForestPremier leagueFootball

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Image source: Getty ImagesBy Phil CartwrightBBC Sports journalist32 minutes agoArthur Fils, who had been unable to play for the remainder of the 2025 tennis season due to a back injury, has made it to the finals of several tournaments since his return to the tour in early February. He lost to Carlos Alcaraz at the Qatar Open final but reached the quarter-finals in Indian Wells, and the last four at Miami. It’s been a tough eight months with the injury, but we’re now back on the court. I’m happy about that. “Rublev told Fils, “The way you’re playing is ridiculous. You proved you’re a top player on the Tour. “Meanwhile,” Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool, won the men’s doubles by beating France’s Pierre-Hugues Herbert, and Italy’s Andrea Vavassori, 6-3 6-4. It is the first title for the British duo in 2026, after they won the men’s doubles title at Wimbledon in the summer of 2018. It’s important to get back on track and feel comfortable in these moments. I am satisfied with the week. “Related topicsTennisMore about this storyLive results, order of play and scoresGet tennis news delivered straight to your mobile16 August 2025

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Image Image Sale Sale Bracken added a seventh before Caluori took over the game, intercepting du Preez in midfield for his hat-trick score before adding a further two tries in the corner as Sale’s missed tackle count reached 40.With Sale’s defence a non-entity at this point, Michelow spun through as Saracens crossed the 70-point mark before Malins got Sarries’ 12th score, diving on the ball after O’Flaherty dropped it in his own 22.Earl then bagged yet another Saracens score in between Sale consolations from O’Flaherty and Opoku-Fordjour to cap a historic afternoon for Mark McCall’s men.The result leaves Saracens in sixth, five points below Bristol in fifth while Sale stay seventh, with very little chance of being able to catch those above them.Sale: R du Preez; O’Flaherty, Louw, Ma’asi-White, Roebuck; Ford, Warr; Opoku-Fordjour, Caine, Harper; van Rhyn (c), Bamber, Vermuelen, Gilmore, Dugdale.Replacements: Longstaff, McEachran, Raymont, Hodkinson, Logan, Hanson, Bedlow, Woodman.Saracens: Malins; Caluori, Tompkins, Hartley, Segun; Burke, Bracken; Carre, George, Street; Itoje (c), Tizard, McFarland, Earl, Willis.Replacements: Dan, Mawi, Riccioni, Wilson, Michelow, van Zyl, Farrell, Hall.Referee: Christophe Ridley.Related topicsSaleSaracensRugby Union

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Image He tipped Jack Farrimond’s kick to the corner into the path of Eckersley, who touched down for his fourth try in as many meetings with the Tigers.Castleford’s response after the break came via a clever pass from Tom Weaver as he sent Ashworth through to spin to the line under pressure from the hosts’ defence.The visitors were not done there and Mapapalangi raced down the wing as Castleford kept up the pressure, eventually receiving the ball again and chasing his own kick to ground his second try of the afternoon.Cas asserted themselves further when Lawler powered over the line and could have put the gloss on a thumping win when Weaver went in, but his score was chalked off for obstruction in the build-up.Wigan: Field; Sambou, Eckersley, Farrell, Marshall; Keighran, Farrimond; Eseh, O’Neill, Thompson, Nsemba, Partington, Ellis.Interchanges: Mago, Forber, McDermott, Kerr.Castleford: Windley; Ravalawa, McIntosh, Mapapalangi, Qareqare; Asi, Weaver; Atoni, Hood, Lawler, Lane, Mellor, Stimson.Interchanges: Greacen, Ashworth, Hall, Hirst.Referee: James Vella.Related topicsCastleford TigersRugby LeagueWigan Warriors

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Derby win for fans after tough season: SlotThis content isn’t available in your area. There was an errorLiverpool boss Arne Slot said his side’s derby win against Everton on Sunday is “definitely” a day to celebrate after the Reds’ recent quarter final defeats in both the FA Cup and Champions League.