Boulter breaks into top 100
Katie Boulter is savouring a "special moment" after becoming the latest British tennis player to break into the world's top 100.
Del Potro suffers fractured kneecap
Juan Martin Del Potro suffered a fractured kneecap at the Shanghai Masters in an injury which could rule the Argentinian out of next month's Nitto ATP Finals in London.
Through The Lens
Revisit the sporting weekend through the lens of the photographer as we pick out some of the best images from Friday to Sunday.
Djokovic wins Shanghai Masters
Novak Djokovic won the Shanghai Masters after a convincing 6-3 6-4 victory over surprise finalist Borna Coric in China.
Pliskova and Garcia into final
Top seeds Karolina Pliskova and Caroline Garcia secured their places in the final of the Tianjin Open with comfortable victories on Saturday.
Boulter pushes Pliskova all the way
Katie Boulter's run in the Tianjin Open was brought to an end after a battling three-set defeat to top seed and former world number one Karolina Pliskova.
Zverev too strong for Edmund
Alexander Zverev became the fifth player to book a place at the season-ending ATP Finals by beating Kyle Edmund in the quarter-finals of the Shanghai Masters.
Boulter makes last eight
Britain's Katie Boulter battled past Barbora Krejcikova to book her place in the quarter-finals of the Tianjin Open.
Edmund sweeps aside Jarry
Kyle Edmund dispatched Chile's Nicolas Jarry in straight sets to book a Shanghai Masters quarter-final clash with Alexander Zverev.
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Gosden trio in Champion
Roaring Lion, Cracksman, Crystal Ocean and Capri are among 14 entries for the QIPCO Champion Stakes at Ascot on Saturday.
Nations League betting preview
The Nations League continues on Monday with England and Northern Ireland both in action. We pick out some of our best bets.
Tuesday Talking Points
Richard Mann takes a close look at Tuesday's racing with Kim Bailey and Roger Varian under the microscope.
Gazza hits back at SFA
Paul Gascoigne has hit back at the SFA and insisted he does not need to be in the Scottish Football Hall of Fame to know he was "the best".
'It's a bit of a hellhole'
Ronnie O'Sullivan has branded the venue for the English Open a "hellhole" and claimed he could smell urine in the player interview area.
