The former England striker will leave the corporation earlier than planned and will not front BBC coverage of the 2026 World Cup.

Rahm wiped out a five-shot overnight deficit to claim a share of the lead with seven holes remaining.

The race for Europe is set for a tense conclusion.

Declan Rice’s strike fired Arsenal to a 1-0 win over Newcastle and confirmed their place in the Champions League.

Serie A leaders Napoli could only draw 0-0 at lowly Parma.

Scrum-half Gibson-Park is among 12 Leinster players selected by Lions head coach Andy Farrell.

Scheffler carded a closing 71 and finished 11 under par, five shots ahead of Bryson DeChambeau, Harris English and Davis Riley.

Rice delivered from range with 55 minutes gone.

Kasey McAteer wrapped up a 2-0 win over Ipswich in the second half.

Raul Jimenez had opened the scoring for the visitors before Bryan Mbeumo – who had a first-half penalty saved – and Yoane Wissa both netted.

Nuno Espirito Santo’s team kept their Champions League hopes alive with the victory.

Sandy Baltimore struck twice for the Blues.

Nottingham Forest’s Horace Pike had the honour of being first on the scoresheet here in September 1892 – Fred Geary registered the Toffees’ first in the 2-2 draw – but Senegal international Ndiaye had the final say.

Limerick's 3-26 to 1-16 win at home to Cork means the Banner cannot progress any further in the Munster championship.

This time last year, Cork were underdogs as they faced Limerick in the Munster championship, needing a win to keep their championship alive.

Eze put Palace ahead with their first attack of the match before an inspired Dean Henderson saved Omar Marmoush’s penalty.

Leinster have not won a trophy since 2021.

Scattered thunderstorms have caused the hold up.

Tom Lahiff's point after the hooter gave Dessie Farrell's men a 1 point win away to Galway in Salthill.

Lowry missed the cut by a single shot on two over par.