Coronavirus: UK government pauses plans for fans’ October return to sporting events in England
The sports industry in England has been dealt a fresh blow after plans to bring back fans from next month were paused.
On this day in sport: Lomu and Morgan dazzle at World Cups, Woods wins maiden U.S. Open title
Tiger Woods claimed his first U.S. Open title on June 18 in 2000, while Eoin Morgan and Jonah Lomu both shone on this day... Read more
Liverpool and Ruiz prevail, Stokes battles Djokovic – the 21st century’s greatest sporting days
It is 12 months since Andy Ruiz capped an epic 24 hours of sport with a stunning win. We look at other examples of... Read more
On this day in sport: Mourinho’s Inter complete treble, Rugby World Cup debuts
The inaugural Rugby World Cup began on this day in 1987, while a decade ago, Jose Mourinho completed a treble with Inter.
Coronavirus: UK-based sports stars get training green light – and an opt-out clause
Professional sport in the UK moved a step closer to returning on Wednesday as the government approved phase one of a return to training.
Coronavirus: June 1 earliest possible return for professional sport in England
Professional sports in England could theoretically return behind closed doors by June 1, though strict government criteria must be met.
On this day in sport: Tiger completes improbable comeback, Five Nations ends all square
In the world of sport, April 14 will forever be connected with one of the greatest and most improbable triumphs of Tiger Woods' career.
On this day in sport: NHL fans riot, Muamba collapses and McIlroy rakes it in
With most sport around the globe falling victim to coronavirus-related postponements, we look back at what previously happened on this day.
Coronavirus in sport: Masters and Giro latest high-profile events postponed
Golf's first major of 2020 has been postponed, as has the Giro d'Italia and marathons in London and Boston.