The third day of the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo produced five gold medals on Monday, highlighted by Sweden's Armand

Germany's basketball team was returning home from Latvia to continue celebrations of their European title and the 32nd birthday of

London World Championships bronze medalist Alphonce Felix Simbu waited eight years for his second medal on the global stage, and

FC Barcelona brushed aside the challenges of playing in front of just 6,000 fans and without Lamine Yamal, as Hansi

Jamaica's Oblique Seville and American Melissa Jefferson-Wooden were crowned the world's fastest man and woman after storming to 100m titles

Tokyo Olympic champion Peres Jepchirchir emerged victorious from a thrilling duel with Tigst Assefa of Ethiopia to take the women's

Real Madrid played with 10 men for almost an hour but held on for a 2-1 win away to Real

Bayern Munich secured its third win in as many matches in the Bundesliga season with a dominant 5-0 home victory

Double Olympic champion Beatrice Chebet of Kenya captured her first world title Saturday with victory in the women's 10,000 meters

The women's 1500m world record set by Kenya's Faith Kipyegon at the Diamond League meeting in Eugene on July 5