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The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers... PREMIER LEAGUE The father of Tottenham captain Cristian Romero has spoken publicly about his son's contract and the existence of a release clause. He told Cadena 3: "The English club won't let him leave for free; it's between $50-70m [£37.8m-£53m]" - Daily Mail Liverpool stars held

Rory McIlroy returns as defending champion after completing the career Grand Slam at The Masters last April; Scottie Scheffler is favourite to win at Augusta National for at time; watch the opening major of the year live from April 9-12 on Sky Sports Golf Monday 6 April 2026 10:16, UK This content is provided by

Michael van Gerwen's defence of the German Darts Grand Prix was brought to a shuddering halt while Gian van Veen also exited the competition on Sunday. 2025 champion Van Gerwen was stunned 6-1 by home favourite Niko Springer, who set up a last-16 tie with Michael Smith on Monday. William O'Connor ended Van Veen's participation

Caroline Dubois dropped Terri Harper en route to beating her rival world champion by unanimous decision. After a cagey start, Dubois made a breakthrough in the sixth round when she dropped Harper to the canvas. They fought fiercely through the closing stages of the bout with Dubois taking the unanimous verdict 98-91 twice and 97-92

Ellie Scotney prevailed in a thunderous 10-round battle with Mayelli Flores to become the undisputed super-bantamweight world champion. Winning by unanimous decision, she unified Flores' WBA 122lbs belt with the WBO, WBC and IBF world championships she already held. That earned her a place in British boxing history. Scotney is the UK's youngest undisputed world

Derek McInnes said league leaders Hearts remain in a "strong position" despite missing the opportunity to move three points clear at the top of the table with their 2-2 draw at bottom side Livingston. The gap between the top three was reduced to three points with Celtic's late 2-1 win at Dundee later on Sunday

"I am at a house fire," Chris Lock tells Sky Sports. "I have a crew of four on my fire engine. There is a fire downstairs, a person upstairs at the window, someone screaming inside the property who I can’t see, and I have to think of the safety of my crew as well." He

Sunday 5 April 2026 20:22, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player As Rory McIlroy returns to Augusta to defend his Masters title, take a look at some of the best shots he's hit at the tournament.

Drivers from 35 countries have won F1 World Championship titles since the series was inaugurated in 1950. The United Kingdom boasts 11; Brazil, Finland and Germany are next up with three apiece. Austria, Australia and the United States have two each, while Argentina, Canada, France, The Netherlands, New Zealand, South Africa and Spain each have

On the face of it, Manchester City's 4-0 win over Liverpool was as emphatic as it gets. But the frustration for Liverpool supporters is that it is the details that are costing their side. Arne Slot puts some of that down to misfortune. It is much more than that. The Liverpool head coach turned to