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U.S. forward Brenden Aaronson went off with an apparent left knee injury while playing for Leeds in the Premier League on Sunday in a potential concern for the Americans ahead of the World Cup.

MotoGP riders Alex Marquez and Johann Zarco were taken to hospital after they crashed in separate incidents at the Catalunya Grand Prix on Sunday.

The PGA Championship has the strongest field of the majors, so it should not be a surprise to have the stars show up for the final round Sunday.

Venkatesh Iyer was 73 not out off 40 balls and Virat Kohli hit a 37-ball 58 as defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru beat Punjab Kings by 23 runs to advance to the knockout stage of the Indian Premier League on Sunday.

Bruno Fernandes grabbed his record-tying 20th assist of the Premier League season to help Manchester United beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 in an end-to-end match featuring another VAR controversy on Sunday.

Defending champion United States bounced back from a loss to Switzerland with a 5-1 victory over tournament newcomer Britain at the ice hockey world championship on Sunday.

Growing up, Mikala Sposito dreamed of being a trailblazer.

Napoleon Solo reemerged as a colt to watch with a victory in the Preakness Stakes.

In 2026, a million dollars isn't exactly a lot of money in sports, and hasn't been in NASCAR since the days when Jeff Gordon swept the series full throttle into the national spotlight.

Clay Holmes has a broken right leg after getting hit on the mound by a 111 mph line drive Friday night, another devastating setback for the New York Mets in their miserable season so far.