Headers linked to brain damage in pros

Professional soccer players are at heightened risk of developing a brain disease that can cause dementia and is usually found in boxers and American football players, according to a new study.

Lost in the Woods

Tiger Woods skipped his hometown tournament for the first time in 2002 to recover from a virus.

World No 1 has no time for a Day off

One of Jason Day's goals at the start of the year was to retain the world No 1 ranking for the entire calendar year.

Super 6 presents challenge for fans

New and innovative, or too confusing for fans (and maybe the players)?

James puts a muzzle on Wolves

LeBron James spent Tuesday morning sending a clear message to the Cleveland Cavaliers in the wake of Kevin Love's knee injury: Things will be just fine as long as King James is on the court.

Raptors get a Serge in confidence

Kyle Lowry said something had to change in Toronto.

Tired Toni poised to wrap up Rafa role

Rafa Nadal's career-long coaching relationship with his uncle Toni Nadal will end this year, the latter confirmed on Tuesday.

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Battered Barca begins inquest

Barcelona midfielder Sergio Busquets criticized his team's tactical and physical frailties after the Catalans crashed to a 4-0 Champions League last-16 thrashing at Paris Saint-Germain on Tuesday.

Cavani conquers compatriot Suarez

Paris Saint-Germain's Edinson Cavani swapped shirts with Barcelona and fellow Uruguayan Luis Suarez after Tuesday's Champions League last-16, first-leg tie, knowing his was the most valuable on Tuesday night after the French champion's 4-0 victory.

From heroes to zeroes

Leicester City's shambolic defense of its Premier League title leaves it in serious danger of relegation, but the Foxes would not be the first fairytale sporting success to quickly descend into a nightmare.

Pessimistic Pep outlines City limits

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is not hopeful his team can catch Premier League leader Chelsea despite Monday's 2-0 win at Bournemouth that cut the gap to eight points.