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Cole Palmer showed more signs of a return to his top form by completing the scoring for Chelsea in its wild 4-3 win over Brighton in the Premier League on Sunday.

Five-time Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar posted a photo from the hospital wearing a neck brace and with bandages on his hand and face on Sunday, a day after crashing out of the Spanish Vuelta.

The Dutch football federation is calling for an international summit to discuss the future of FIFA after becoming the latest nation to call for new leadership at the global soccer governing body on Sunday.

Jaymiell Martina sat in Lamade Stadium's postgame media room on Saturday with his right shoulder wrapped in ice and a towel around his shoulders. His pitching duties in the Little League Baseball World Series had just come to an end.

Carsynn Meyer, the first girl to play in the U.S. championship, had an RBI single to help Nevada beat Ohio 12-2 on Saturday and advance to the Little League World Baseball Series title game.

President Trump said Saturday he will be at the Presidents Cup next month outside Chicago in the traditional role as honorary chairman of the matches, the second year in a row Trump will be at a premier team golf competition.

Washington Nationals pitcher Cade Cavalli left Saturday's game against Miami in the fourth inning after being hit in the right leg by a hard ground ball.

Chicago Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong is adding to his case for the NL MVP award.

More than 8,000 fans packed the Grandstand at the U.S. Open last year to witness Alex Eala rally from down 5-1 in the third set to upset 14th-ranked Clara Tauson. The crowd went crazy, waving Filipino flags to celebrate the comeback.

Megan Rapinoe used her podcast this week to tear into Enes Kanter Freedom, mocking the former NBA player's insistence that he attended a recent WNBA game to "protect women" and branding him and others who share his opposition to transgender ...