Henman: Alcaraz-Novak final looks odds on
Sky Sports analyst Tim Henman says he would want to see Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic meet in the US Open final, but believes hard court conditions bring more names into the frame. Source
Henman: I’d sign up for Alcaraz-Novak final – but don’t write others off
Sky Sports analyst Tim Henman says he would want to see Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic meet in the US Open final, but believes hard court conditions bring more names into the frame. Source
England Women to earn same match fees as men’s team
England Women are to earn the same match fees as the men’s side from now on, the ECB has announced. Source
Henman: I’d put my name down for a Alcaraz-Djokovic US Open final
Sky Sports analyst Tim Henman says he would put his name down for Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic to meet in the US Open final, but believes the Serb is still the player to beat. Source
Man Utd outcast Maguire set to keep England place | Henderson or JWP?
Harry Maguire is likely to be included in Thursday’s England squad for the upcoming internationals against Ukraine and Scotland – despite not playing a minute of football for Manchester United so far this season. Source
Golf Leaderboards
Stay up to date with all the latest scores from around the world of golf with our leaderboards below. Source
Murray: The best tennis I’ve played since 2017
Andy Murray believes he is playing his most consistent tennis since 2017 after securing his second-round spot at the US Open with a straight-sets victory over Corentin Moutet. Source
Classy contenders at Uttoxeter and Lingfield
The Wednesday action on Sky Sports Racing looks particularly competitive, with some class runners on show at both Uttoxeter and Lingfield. Source
Meet the Smiths, the most extraordinary family in British boxing
Chris Eubank Jr is the son of a British boxing legend. But when he rematches Liam Smith this Saturday he is confronting another dynasty in the sport. Source
Alonso: It’s like we’re now playing in the Champions League!
Fernando Alonso has compared Aston Martin’s adjustment to competing at the front of the Formula 1 grid in 2023 to a football team qualifying for the Champions League for the first time. Source