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Klopp drops Thiago again for Real Madrid rescue act
Thiago was introduced after just 42 minutes in the Spanish capital last week as Klopp's bold decision to start Naby Keita in the first leg backfired.
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Master blaster Babar hits 122 as Pakistan defeat South Africa
Babar hit 122, his first T20 international century, and shared a record Pakistan first wicket partnership of 197 with Mohammad Rizwan (73 not out) as Pakistan chased down a challenging target of 204 with two overs to spare.
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Pakistan's Babar ends reign of India's Kohli as top ODI batsman
The 26-year-old becomes the fourth Pakistani batsman to get the top spot in ODIs and the first since Mohammad Yousuf in 2003.
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Ex-Zimbabwe cricket captain Heath Streak banned 8 years for corruption - ICC
Streak, 47, was found guilty of breaching five rules of the ICC's Anti-Corruption Code related to betting.
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PSG edge epic Champions League tussle with Bayern despite second-leg defeat
Mauricio Pochettino's team, who had already eliminated Barcelona in the last 16, can now look forward to a semifinal against Manchester City or Borussia Dortmund.
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Chelsea into Champions League semis for first time since 2014
Making it to the last four is an even more admirable feat given the lack of Champions League experience among the majority of Tuchel's squad.
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Olympics 'difficult' after virus spikes, Japan medical group warns
Haruo Ozaki sounded the alarm as rising daily cases prompt new virus restrictions in Tokyo and elsewhere in Japan.
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Pacific teams get licences to join Super Rugby next year
The two teams - Fiji Drua and Moana Pasifika - must still have their finances approved before they can participate, but World Rugby last month said it was helping boost their coffers.
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Springboks' lock Etzebeth out for 'many weeks' after finger surgery
Etzebeth, 29, last played in a heavy Top 14 defeat away to Lyon on March 27.
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Townsend to be Lions' attack coach in South Africa
There are no members of Eddie Jones' England staff among the Lions coaches, with no Englishmen involved at all in coaching the squad after Andy Farrell, Steve Borthwick and Graham Rowntree were all unable to take part.
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Five SA women cricketers stuck in Bangladesh after COVID-19 tests
Seventeen other members of the South Africa Emerging team left Bangladesh late Monday, before the country imposed a ban on international flights over a surge in new cases there.
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More Ibrahimovic controversy after lockdown restaurant 'meeting'
Italian news website Fanpage published photos it says were taken at lunchtime on Sunday of the AC Milan forward with friends, all without masks and surrounded by wine glasses, in the restaurant which should have been closed to on-site diners.
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Solskjaer wants Cavani to stay after Spurs display
The 34-year-old Uruguayan scored United's second goal with an excellent diving header in Sunday's come-from-behind victory and had an earlier effort controversially ruled out.
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South Africa's women cricketers flee Bangladesh before COVID shutdown
International flights will be suspended from 14 April for a week as the government imposes restrictions on movement to combat the new wave of infections.
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Williamson needs time to get fit: Sunrisers coach Bayliss
Hyderabad, led by Australia's David Warner, lost to Kolkata Knight Riders by 10 runs in their first match in this year's Twenty20 tournament with batsman Williamson, who missed his side's series against Bangladesh last month with an elbow injury, watching from the dugout.
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Man Utd hit back to sink Spurs, Lingard lifts West Ham into fourth
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side trailed to Son Heung-min's first half strike, but United scored three times after the break through Fred, Edinson Cavani and Mason Greenwood.
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Matsuyama holds off Schauffele to win historic Masters title
Carrying the hopes of a nation on his shoulders, Matsuyama calmly grinded out clutch pars and struck for crucial birdies in a pressure-packed march at Augusta National, hanging on over the final holes for a historic one-stroke victory.
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There are laws in place now to avoid repeat of Ellis Park tragedy - Mthethwa
On 11 April 2001, 43 people were trampled to death and many others injured in a stampede at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg during a soccer match between Soweto giants Orlando Pirates and Kaizer Chiefs.
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Newcastle boost survival bid as Man Utd eye Spurs revenge
Fourth bottom Newcastle are now six points clear of the relegation zone and hold a game in hand on third bottom Fulham.
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Sports chiefs in talks over fixture clash with Prince Philip's funeral
The 17 April funeral will take place on a busy sporting weekend with the FA Cup semi-finals, a full Football League programme, the Women's Six Nations and the opening day of the World Snooker Championship among the events on the calendar.
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Giants Zamalek eliminated from CAF Champions League quarter-finals
The final last-eight place went to Kaizer Chiefs of South Africa, who came from behind twice to draw 2-2 at Horoya of Guinea and squeeze through on head-to-head records.
