Tuesday 13 April 2021
Woods has now equalled Jack Nicklaus for second on the all-time win list.
The name of Mario Balotelli is conspicuous by its absence. Except just there, in that last line.
The athlete overtook Sharon Foley, who previously held the record, by five points.
Garret McNamara’s achievement took place off the coast of Nazare, Portugal.
The 41-year-old said he had dreamed of playing since “before I could even walk”.
Joanne Cuddihy also produced an excellent performance in the 400m Golden Grand Prix in Kawasaki, Japan.
Check out who made our list of those that were unjustly ignored by the PFA.
The star demonstrated his characteristic silky skills during Santos’ 5-0 win over Catanduvense.
Mohammad El-Akkarim won’t have many better games, and nor will anyone else for that matter.
The legendary winger also revealed that the injury which forced him to retire was still causing him problems.
Have your say on the Stoke striker’s wonder goal from Saturday.
The Argentinian has now scored an incredible 234 goals for his club at the tender age of 24.
The Venezualan’s wonder strike came in a recent encounter between Caracas and Aragua.
The Irish golfer finished the day on an impressive 10-under par at the Transitions Championship.
Connor Powers of the San Diego Padres Organisation shows off his skills.
The striker has been up to his old tricks again, as he looks to outdo his Argentinian counterpart.
The Portuguese international scored a sublime effort over the weekend.
With the playoffs now finalised, Steven O’Rourke takes a look back at the 2011 NFL regular season and tries his best not to mention a certain Denver quarterback. He fails.
It’s Friday, so here’s a video you’ll enjoy, featuring one of the greatest Nigerian footballers ever.
We’ve highlighted five individuals who we reckon arguably did more to get us to Poland and Ukraine next summer than anyone else. Do you agree?
We round up some of the best of the side’s goals from the past few years, including Ian Harte’s scorcher against Cyprus and Ronnie Whelan’s memorable Euro 88 scissors kick.
Man City currently sit top of the Premier League and one man in particular has played a significant role in this achievement.
India’s Fauja Singh astonished onlookers by achieving the seemingly impossible feat of finishing the race in just over eight hours.
Ben Barba scored the winning try in Canterbury’s victory over Newcastle with a stunning effort.
WATCH: Nike mark the occasion with typically excellent farewell viral .The ex-Real Madrid star enjoyed a highly successful international career, winning the World Cup twice and scoring 67 goals in 107 appearances.
Leinster full-back “overwhelmed” by recognition from his fellow professionals.
In honour of Kevin O’Brien’s record-breaking century on Wednesday afternoon, we relive seven other phenomenal individual performances, from Maurice Fitz to Mark Spitz.
