England prop Joe Marler has admitted he is seeking help from a sports psychologist to “get a grip” after being banned twice recently for unsavoury incidents on the field.

Two words — “Just play” — came up again and again when Penguins coach Mike Sullivan and his players discussed how they wanted to handle the adversity that arose throughout their second-round series with Washington.

So many of Matt Cain’s finest moments came through sheer stubbornness.

Stephen Curry’s right knee was predictably sore a day after making his triumphant return to the Warriors’ lineup.

The Thunder finally got “The Russell Westbrook Game.”

Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck will be out for around nine months after undergoing knee surgery, the club announced yesterday, ending his hopes of playing for England at Euro 2016.

Joachim Loew will look to add the European crown in France to Germany’s 2014 World Cup triumph, but the head coach of ‘die Mannschaft’ has worries surrounding his team.

Former Olympic champion Park Tae-hwan was left off South Korea’s national swimming team yesterday due to a controversial Korean Olympic Committee regulation that tacked three years onto his 18-month doping ban imposed by world governing body FINA.

Former European, world and Olympic champion javelin thrower Andreas Thorkildsen has quit the sport, the 34-year-old Norwegian announced yesterday.

The future looked anything but bright for Brazilian sisters Lohaynny, 4, and Luana Vicente, 6, when their father, a drug dealer, was killed in a shootout with police.

Barcelona’s leading scorer Luis Suarez has applauded his team mates for sticking together during last month’s worrying dip in form with the possible reward of the La Liga title this weekend.

Bayern Munich’s dual signings of Renato Sanches and Mats Hummels on Tuesday managed to simultaneously strengthen their Champions League challenge while potentially weakening Borussia Dortmund for next season’s Bundesliga campaign.