Serial prankster arrested for stunt in Liverpool‘He got me an absolute ripper,’ says Kangaroos star Cameron MunsterA pitch invader who lined up alongside Australia’s rugby league players while the national anthem played at the weekend’s Ashes match in Liverpool has been arrested.Daniel Jarvis, a serial prankster, allegedly escaped the attention of …

Former champions have not embraced vogue for set plays but their signature goal is now from an early through ballAs the new world dawns and revolution rumbles across the horizon, there will always be those who remain resistant, who cling defiantly to the old ways. For years Pep Guardiola was a revolutionary. Very few people in history have had such an …

The repeat champions’ vast wealth means they can stockpile talent unimaginable to other teams. But it’s undeniable that the results are hugely entertainingA unicorn led off the game with a single and then trotted out to the mound to pitch the bottom of the first. Another pitcher won Games 2, 6, and 7 of the World Series, throwing 17.2 innings along the …

Footage has been released that shows how easily serial sports prankster Daniel Jarvis managed to infiltrate the Australian team before its second and decisive Ashes clash

Port Vale score four goals in eight minutes and a fifth in the second half to fire themselves into the second round of the FA Cup.

Former Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick analyses Manchester City's plan to exploit the middle of the pitch in their 3-1 win against Bournemouth in the Premier League on Match of the Day.

The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease (MND) has been hailed as a "transformative moment in care" for everyone affected by the disease as it is officially opened.

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk says Wayne Rooney blaming a lack of leadership for the Anfield side's recent poor form is "lazy criticism".

Hours after a blistering reunion with her ex-fiance in Santa Monica, Sydney Sweeney was stealing the show at Nascar''s Championship Race in Phoenix on Sunday.

The NFL gives officials the power to flag 'prolonged or excessive' celebrations, thereby penalizing offending teams 15 yards on the ensuing play from scrimmage, as Rico Dowdle learned Sunday.

The Kansas City Chiefs tight end left the field a few seconds before his teammates and the halftime interval on Sunday, having taken a brutal hit to the chest.