“It was an easy decision. I couldn’t imagine being anywhere else," said the Reds captain.

The European Senior Men’s and Ladies’ Championships tee off tomorrow morning

Nikola Jokic becomes first player in NBA history to lead the league in points (600), rebounds (269) and assists (190) in a single post-season

The 24-year-old, signed from Monaco for £160million in 2018 which was a world-record fee for a teenager, continues to be linked with a move to Real Madrid

Berlusconi’s golden era is remembered as a time of progression and modernisation, rather different perhaps to that within political spheres

Premier League plans to impose new spending limits could affect how clubs approach this summer's transfer window

Manchester City terrace talk: What does Ilkay Gundogan do now, never mind the rest of us?

“It was like, get it out now so he doesn’t go with England and then all of a sudden they want to wait until the end of the season (to announce the suspension)."

In Cork, some 600 volunteers from community groups like Tidy Towns, sporting organisations, and individual households helped collect 3.5 tonnes of waste from 64 locations

This week the US Open returns for its close-up at the North Course of Los Angeles Country Club

There's also the conclusion of the NBA finals, the Ashes and plenty of interesting GAA fixtures to look forward to.

World No.44 becomes first home winner since 1954 with a stunning 72-foot eagle putt to beat Tommy Fleetwood in a gripping Toronto playoff 

As long as Guardiola is at the helm, the sight of sky blue ribbons tied to trophy handles is going to become an ever-normal way of life in England, and beyond

Limerick have their chink and hammer it. David Reidy fires a ball into Gillane and Nolan loses his stick in desperate pursuit. One green flag sets off a thousand. Goal.

The Spanish midfielder tucked home City’s winner as they beat Inter Milan 1-0 in the Champions League final and completed the treble in Istanbul on Saturday

Two possibilities spring to mind, dream achievements that until now have been dismissed and considered impossible.

We may all be capable of being heroes, just for one day, but Teddy Mac was one every day. And that’s why we loved him

I was very impressed by his athleticism and amazing talent. As I got to know the young Teddy, he struck me as having a mind of his own and that he was his ‘own man’

La Rochelle have their sights on a first Bouclier de Brennus after negotiating a difficult semi-final against a determined Bordeaux in San Sebastian

Down soared away from Paddy Christie’s Longford charges with an 11-point swing, outscoring Longford 1-12 to 0-4 after the break