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With billionaire owner Stan Kroenke watching on, Arsenal's players finally got their hands on the Premier League trophy as they lifted the biggest prize in English soccer to the backdrop of tickertape and fireworks on Sunday.

The tributes for Kyle Busch started before racing's biggest day of the year officially began.

Bruno Fernandes has broken the record for most assists in a single Premier League campaign.

England pacer Jofra Archer put in an all-round performance as Rajasthan Royals advanced to the Indian Premier League playoffs with a 30-run win against Mumbai Indians on Sunday.

Winning one Indianapolis 500 was a career-changing moment for Alex Palou.

Jalen Brunson scored 30 points, Mikal Bridges added 22 and the New York Knicks moved within one game of their first NBA Finals appearance since 1999 with a 121-108 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Saturday night.

The people of Guadalajara like to brag about it being the most Mexican city in the country. And perhaps they're right. After all, the state of Jalisco, where the western city is located, is the birthplace of the mariachi band and tequila.

Iran's soccer team says it has moved its base camp for the World Cup to Mexico from the United States after getting approval from FIFA, the president of the Iran Football Federation said Saturday in a statement.

New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart made a surprise appearance Friday to introduce President Trump at a campaign rally for Rep. Mike Lawler in Suffern, New York -- and the appearance quickly divided the Giants' locker room.

Sandis Vilmanis scored two empty-net goals and Latvia upset the United States 4-2 to hand the defending champion its third defeat at the ice hockey world championship on Saturday.