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Diogo Jota completes his hat-trick in injury time to earn Wolves a thrilling victory over Leicester at Molineux.

Saracens secure a home Champions Cup quarter-final as they eventually subdue a spirited Glasgow at home.

Watch the best shots from world number one Simona Halep's 6-2 6-3 third-round win over Venus Williams at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

Arsenal fans Poet and Joel Beya discuss the London rivalry with Chelsea fans Sophie Rose and Rory Jennings.

Ski Sunday presenter Graham Bell describes the course at Wengen on the iconic Lauberhorn as "an absolute banger" as he skies the route before the weekend's downhill events.

Law student Craig McCracken's stunning late header gives Junior side Auchinleck Talbot a shock Scottish Cup victory over Championship side Ayr United.

England's preparations for their Six Nations opener against champions Ireland in Dublin have been hit by an injury to captain Owen Farrell.

"Welcome to the home of the pick and the poet, the music and the mercurial" - Biffy Clyro's Simon Neil welcomes the Scottish Cup to Ayrshire.

Former Wales rugby international Richard Parks says his failed attempt to set a new world record skiing solo to the South Pole was a "harrowing" experience.

Liverpool full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold signs a new five-year deal until 2024 with the Premier League leaders.

Three-weight world champion Jorge Linares suffers a shock first-round defeat by Pablo Cesar Cano in New York.

Top seed Simona Halep sets up an Australian Open last-16 match with Serena Williams by beating the American's older sister Venus.

Novak Djokovic regains his composure after being frustrated over a floodlight issue to beat Denis Shapovalov and reach the Australian Open fourth round.

Seven-time champion Serena Williams comforts opponent Dayana Yastremska after powering past the teenager into the Australian Open fourth round.

US Open champion Naomi Osaka and sixth seed Elina Svitolina fight back to win their matches and reach the Australian Open fourth round.

Britain's Jamie Murray and Brazilian partner Bruno Soares come from behind to reach the third round of the men's doubles at the Australian Open.

The emergency accommodation at Crystal Palace's stadium can house up to 10 rough sleepers.

Phil Mickelson adds a 68 to his opening 60 and holds a three-shot lead nearing the end of round two at the Desert Classic.

Watch the best shots as Neil Robertson comes from to beat Barry Hawkins 6-3 at the Masters to set up a semi-final against Judd Trump.

Chelsea Women boss Emma Hayes says she would consider managing in the men's game.