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1. Flick to lead Barca v Real despite father's death

   Manager Hansi Flick will take charge of Barcelona in Sunday's El Clasico against Real Madrid despite the death of his father.

2. Dubois beats Wardley in epic world title fight

   Daniel Dubois fights back from two knockdowns to stop Fabio Wardley in an epic all-British WBO world heavyweight title fight.

3. England debutants claim maiden wickets against New Zealand

   England debutants Tilly Corteen-Coleman, Jodi Grewcock and Dani Gibson each pick up a wicket against New Zealand during the first ODI in Durham.

4. Manchester City beat stubborn Brentford to keep title race alive

   Goals from Jeremy Doku, Erling Haaland and Omar Marmoush help Manchester City beat Brentford 3-0 at the Etihad Stadium to secure a vital win in the Premier League title race, as City move two points behind leaders Arsenal with three games remaining.

5. Bournemouth stay in European hunt with win over Fulham in fiery contest

   Rayan scores the only goal in a game where both sides are shown a straight red card, as Bournemouth beat Fulham to stay sixth in the Premier League table.

6. Brighton keep European hopes alive with comfortable win over Wolves

   Brighton produce a comfortable 3-0 win over bottom of the table Wolves at the AMEX Stadium, to move up to seventh in the Premier League table.

7. Saints set up Wigan cup final clash with win over Leeds

   St Helens set up a repeat of the 2025 Challenge Cup final against Wigan Warriors as they beat Leeds Rhinos.

8. Defiant Dubois sheds quitter tag to write new narrative

   Daniel Dubois faced questions over his heart and mentality before facing Fabio Wardley, but silenced his critics by overcoming adversity to become WBO heavyweight champion.

9. Injured Yates out of Giro after 30-rider crash

   Britain's Adam Yates is out of the Giro d'Italia after suffering concussion in a heavy crash on Saturday.

10. What next for Kieran Trippier?

    Newcastle United defender Kieran Trippier has an open mind about his next move as he focuses on finishing his St James' Park stay on a high.

11. Four-try Packer 'doesn't go away' as England set up Grand Slam decider

    Four-try veteran flanker Marlie Packer "doesn't go away" as she eyes a fitting England finale in Bordeaux's Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider.

12. Fitzpatrick surges into lead as McIlroy falters

    Alex Fitzpatrick hits a sparkling seven-under-par 64 to seize a one-shot lead heading into the final round of the Truist Championship at Quail Hollow.

13. Strickland upsets Chimaev to win middleweight title

    Sean Strickland upsets Khamzat Chimaev to win by split decision and claim the middleweight title at UFC 328 in Newark, New Jersey.

14. 'The goals are coming' - is Doku keeping Man City in title race?

    Jeremy Doku said last month that he needed to add more goals to his game to be considered one of the best wingers in the world, so is he part of that conversation now?

15. Race for Europe: How it stands and remaining games

    As the Premier League season nears its conclusion, who are favourites to secure a place in Europe next season, and how many English teams could qualify?

16. Boos, no intensity and no identity - who are Slot's Liverpool?

    More boos at Anfield highlight why Liverpool must change their style during a seismic summer for Arne Slot.

17. Gomes close to Atletico deal - Sunday's gossip

    Wolves set to agree deal to sell Joao Gomes to Atletico Madrid, PSG close to new Luis Enrique contract, and Liverpool are keen on Emi Martinez.

18. Lakers one game from exit as Thunder and Cavs win

    The Oklahoma City Thunder move to the brink of another Western Conference Finals appearance with a dominant victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.

19. Crunch Clasico as Barca look to pounce on Real unrest

    Barcelona host Real Madrid in the second Clasico of the season, bidding to clinch a second consecutive La Liga title. They face a team in crisis, in a rivalry where there is no mercy.

20. Dean defends England missing games for army camp

    Stand-in captain Charlie Dean defends the decision for England's players to miss domestic matches in order to attend an army bootcamp.