FOR anyone doubting Tom Brady’s influence at Birmingham City, Alex Guerrero’s presence at their friendly against Solihull Moors on July 17 should tell them all they need to know.

DOMINIC SOLANKE will have a medical this weekend after TOTTENHAM reached an agreement with BOURNEMOUTH on a £55million deal, with a further £10m in add-ons.

LEE CARSLEY has been appointed as England’s interim manager for next month’s Nations League clashes.

MAX VERSTAPPEN has fired back at critics who blamed his poor showing at the Hungarian Grand Prix on playing video games into the early hours, saying his doubters should take a look at his trophy cabinet.

TRY to imagine a world where a Formula One team is forced to impose a curfew on their top driver.

MADNESS in Budapest. Mess even as McLaren succeeded. Crazy radio exchanges. And the big question, would Lando Norris yield to team orders to sacrifice a victory that should have ignited his world championship ambitions?

Home crowd roars home brilliant Brit as he lays ghost of Abu Dhabi

WIMBLEDON champion Carlos Alcaraz celebrated with a video call to close friend and Spain captain Alvaro Morata just before they beat England in the Euro 2024 final.

IN AN emotional display of admiration and respect, Wimbledon’s Centre Court crowd greeted Kate with a standing ovation yesterday.

FIVE weeks after going under a surgeon’s knife, Novak Djokovic had the grave misfortune to encounter a sporting phenomenon with an axe. These wounds will take an awful lot longer to heal.

BEN YOUNGS has revealed he is recovering from heart surgery after fearing the worst following a medical scare in training at Leicester.

RACHEL KING is determined to fight off jet lag and play a starring role in the Shergar Cup at Ascot.

GLORIOUS GOODWOOD finished with a bang yesterday as Get It thundered home in the Stewards Cup to grab the last of the big prizes.

THE quickest horse keeps finding more gears and is carrying his in-form trainer firmly into racing’s fast lane.

MICHAEL TABOR said it best. His colours had just been carried to victory by Opera Singer in the Qatar Nassau Stakes but, as good as the filly had been, everyone knew where the credit had to go.

ANTHONY JOSHUA will fight fellow Brit Daniel Dubois for the vacant IBF world heavyweight title on September 21 at Wembley.

Outclassed last time out, at 38 Wilder says he can rediscover his fabled power tomorrow night

December rematch gives Brit chance of revenge

Usyk has secured his place alongside the greats. But as Fury is beaten for the first time, his future is far less clear

Onslaught in ninth enough to see off Gypsy King in fight for the ages

TYSON Fury suffered the first defeat of his career after losing a thrilling undisputed world heavyweight title fight against Oleksandr Usyk last night.

BY the end of the night, Britain’s Tyson Fury could be the first boxer in the 21st century to be crowned the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world.

PERISH the thought but it is not entirely beyond the bounds of possibility that the Fight Of The Century will end in a draw.

KATARINA Johnson-Thompson’s 12-year wait to pick up an Olympic medal ended with a silver in Paris last night.

SHE may have lost all three of her ‘battles’, but an Australian academic emerged as the unlikely star of the inaugural Olympic breakdancing competition yesterday . . . albeit for the wrong reasons.

TEAM GB’s women’s runners Dina Asher-Smith, Imani Lansiquot, Amy Hunt and Daryll Neita – who won silver in their 4x100m relay in Paris yesterday – are joined by the men’s team Louie Hinchcliffe, Jeremiah Azu, Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake and Zharnel Hughes – who took bronze.

AS A baby Toby Roberts would climb out of his cot. Then, as a small boy he was scaling trees.

SHE may have lost all three of her ‘battles’, but an Australian academic emerged as the unlikely star of the inaugural Olympic breakdancing competition yesterday . . . albeit for the wrong reasons.

Dina and Co have to settle for silver after wet weather wreaks havoc with handoffs

SHE ran the race of her life and then hugged the nemesis of her career. It was not to be for Katarina Johnson-Thompson, but the silver lining came from knowing she finally owns an Olympic medal and only a true great kept her from the top step of the podium.