Blue Jays response to Santander’s Islamophobic reposts ‘not enough’ for some fans

MICHAEL PLANT AT THE HILL DICKNSON STADIUM: Maybe Everton should request to play under the lights every week. It certainly seems to push David Moyes' team to new heights.

Tiger Woods was on hand with son, Charlie, as he officially signed to play college golf at Florida State University from 2027. Charlie's mom, Tiger's ex-wife Elin Nordegren, also attended.

French tennis star Arthur Fils showed his class and compassion by taking care of a ball girl, who was in tears after being struck. Fils' opponent, Taylor Fritz, served the ball and it ricocheted wildly.

New England Patriots fans have turned on Tom Brady after his name was not listed among the members of the Super Bowl LI team celebrating the 10-year anniversary.

MATT BARLOW: Choose your Tottenham turning point. The training break in Marbella perhaps. The first win of the season against Coventry, the return of James Maddison, or a rare victory at Chelsea.

Bare-knuckle boxing, collision running and competitive slapping are the subject of a NSW parliamentary inquiry, as organisers of the controversial sports say they are prepared to collaborate on regulation to be able to continue.

One of Thomas Tuchel's favourite analogies when it comes to the development of his England team is that of a train leaving a station with only the chosen few on it. As time moves on, the bodies lying on the tracks are growing greater in number.

OLIVER HOLT: Usman Khawaja is adamant about it. 'It was all of us,' he writes in his soon-to-be-published autobiography. 'Not the batters, not the bowlers, not the staff. All of us…'

Martin O'Neill is adamant that he's not overly concerned about Kasper Hogh's goal drought - despite the Dane failing to find the net in 15 matches.

Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu insists he and his team-mates will go 'chasing greatness' as they bid to claim an historic victory over New Zealand at Murrayfield this afternoon.

After downing Novak Djokovic earlier in the week, Australia's Rinky Hijikata's heroic Paris Masters run finally comes to an end.

Kane, 33, and Bayern Munich have agreed on a two-year contract extension worth £400,000 per week which will make him the world's highest-paid English sportsman.