Cristiano Ronaldo says he will be “100 percent” in tomorrow’s Champions League final as he attempts to fire Real Madrid to a record-extending 11th European Cup and further torment their city rivals, Atletico.

Leila, Liina and Lily Luik from Estonia will make Olympics history when they cross the start line for the women's marathon in Rio.

Russia have included Maria Sharapova in their Olympic tennis team despite the star player being suspended over a positive test for the banned drug meldonium, the country's tennis federation said on Thursday.

A senior International Olympic Committee (IOC) official said Thursday allegations of illegal payments to help Tokyo win the 2020 Games were being taken ‘very seriously’...

FC Seoul came back from the brink to win a dramatic penalty shoot-out yesterday as Hao Junmin’s last-minute thunderbolt also put Shandong Luneng into the AFC Champions League quarter-finals.

El Jaish booked their place in the quarter-finals of the 2016 AFC Champions League yesterday, but not before being given the fright of their lives in a 4-2 loss against compatriots Lekhwiya that saw Sabri Lamouchi’s side advance with a 6-4 aggregate win.

Manchester should brace itself for some fascinating local derbies if Jose Mourinho joins United, midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger said yesterday.

Having secured their spot at Euro 2016 by beating Scandinavian rivals Denmark in a thrilling two-legged playoff, Swedish fans hope Zlatan Ibrahimovic and company will hit the ground running in France.

For all Vicente del Bosque’s confidence that he has the right balance of experience and youth to return Spain to their familiar place on the winner’s rostrum, questions remain about his best starting line-up ahead of Euro 2016.

Defending French Open champion Stan Wawrinka avoided a repeat yesterday of his first-round scare, though he was still made to work hard in a straight-sets win over Japan’s Taro Daniel.

Mathias Bourgue got exactly what he expected in his second-round match against Andy Murray at the French Open yesterday.

Second seed Andy Murray survived his second successive five-set French Open battle to reach the third round yesterday, avoiding what would have been his worst Grand Slam loss in eight years.