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Oscar Piastri was unable to start the Australian Grand Prix after crashing his McLaren on his way to the grid of his home race. After the pit lane opened to allow the cars to make their way to the grid 40 minutes before lights out for the first race of the 2026 season, Piastri inexplicably

Sunday 8 March 2026 05:05, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Home hero Oscar Piastri crashes on way to Australian GP grid in his McLaren.

England's Meghan MacLaren and rookie Caley McGinty tied for second with nine under par at the Australian Women's Classic in the Ladies European Tour.   Australia's Kelsey Bennett took the win with a dominant 13 under par lead after heading into the final round with just a one-shot lead. The whole field had to battle tough conditions in the final round, with

Man City booked their place in the FA Cup quarter-finals with a thrilling 3-1 comeback win at Newcastle on Saturday night. In the fifth meeting between the sides this season, Pep Guardiola got the better of Eddie Howe for a fourth time, with the visitors overcoming an early Newcastle storm to turn it around impressively

Saturday 7 March 2026 23:59, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Watch highlights from the Scottish Premiership match between Dundee and Motherwell.

Dunfermline dumped holders Aberdeen out of the Scottish Cup with a stunning 3-0 win at KDM Group East End Park. Midfielder Matty Todd drove Neil Lennon's Championship side ahead after 14 minutes before 20-year-old striker Olly Thomas doubled the lead in the 22nd minute with his first Pars goal since signing on-loan from Bristol City.

Amanda Serrano believes women’s boxing has reached a new level. Serrano is a trailblazing, multi-weight world champion herself, who's competed with Katie Taylor over the course of an iconic trilogy. She works closely with Most Valuable Promotions (MVP), which has launched a new series of women's boxing events, MVPW, starting with the Caroline Dubois vs

It was billed as must‑win. After sobering defeats to Scotland and Ireland, England and head coach Steve Borthwick could ill afford another setback. Yet on a seismic Saturday of Six Nations rugby, Italy delivered exactly that, producing a result that was once unthinkable. Wholesale changes were made to the England team in the wake of

Wrexham were denied a dramatic goal in extra-time by VAR with Alejandro Garnacho and Joao Pedro securing an unconvincing 4-2 win to book Chelsea's place in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Lewis Brunt sent the Racecourse Ground into raptures when he latched onto Kieffer Moore's flicked header from a corner and tapped home to make it

England's worst nightmares became reality as Italy recorded a historic 23-18 Six Nations victory at the Stadio Olimpico, beating them for the first time. Tasked with rising from the ruins in Rome after successive defeats to Scotland and Ireland, England's Six Nations slump plunged to new depths on a famous night for Italian rugby. England