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Final set tie-breaks will be introduced at Wimbledon from next year, the All England Lawn Tennis Club announces.

Paul McCann had been accused of grooming and abusing a teenage boy in the late 1980s.

British double Olympic taekwondo champion Jade Jones suggests for the first time that she could fight on after the Tokyo Games.

Kare Adenegan, Freya Anderson and James Bowen are on the final shortlist for the BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year award.

Wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders and the Denver Broncos defence light up the Arizona Cardinals as they romped to a 45-10 win.

The NFL refuses to comment on reports that US singer Rihanna declined an invitation to headline the Super Bowl half-time show in support of Colin Kaepernick.

Former England midfielder Paul Gascoigne tells his hometown club Dunston UTS to enjoy their big day in the FA Cup as they prepare to host neighbours Gateshead.

LeBron James scores 26 points on his NBA debut for the LA Lakers but cannot prevent a 128-119 defeat by Portland in their season opener.

The last Premier League weekend was dominated by talk Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho was about to lose his job - but would it be justified?

Wasps winger Christian Wade quits rugby to pursue a career in American football with the NFL.

JJ Chalmers helps preview the 2018 Invictus Games - the international multi-discipline sporting event for injured or ill armed forces personnel.

The Boston Red Sox defeat the Houston Astros to advance to the World Series for the first time since 2013.

BBC football analyst Pat Nevin explains how Maurizio Sarri has revolutionised the way Chelsea play, and why Italian midfielder Jorginho is pivotal to the Blues' promising season so far.

Caroline Sara Dubois of Great Britain wins boxing gold in the women's light 57-60kg category at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires to extend her unbeaten run of bouts to 35.

Former world champions John Higgins and Neil Robertson and world number five Judd Trump are knocked out of the English Open.

Great Britain end the Youth Olympic Games with three gold medals after Caroline Dubois and Karol Itauma win boxing titles on the final day in Buenos Aires.

British number one Kyle Edmund thrashes Spain's Albert Ramos-Vinolas 6-0 6-2 to reach the European Open quarter-finals.

Karol Itauma says he is "over the moon" after winning Great Britain's second gold medal at the Youth Olympic Games in Buenos Aires.

Two-time Olympic gold medallist Ed Moses says he was told to "shut up" at a World Anti-Doping Agency meeting.

England defender Harry Maguire says he wants to win trophies and play in the Champions League, but owes Leicester City for giving him a platform.