Latest - New Zealand golfer Danny Lee has apologised for his behaviour at the end of the third round of the US Open at the weekend.
Lee six-putted from four feet on the 18th green at Winged Foot in New York for a quintuple bogey to card an eight-over par 78.
He promptly withdrew from the tournament citing a wrist injury, having slumped to near the foot of the leaderboard at 13-over par.
Lee has posted on Instagram an apology.
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It was the first time Lee had pulled out of a major in what what was his 12th start at one of the four most prestigious annual tournaments in men's golf.
League Cup games disrupted
Manchester United and West Ham booked their places in the fourth round of the English League Cup but fellow Premier League club West Bromwich Albion were dumped out by Championship side Brentford.
A Juan Mata penalty and late goals by Marcus Rashford and Mason Greenwood gave United a 3-0 win at Luton Town while Sebastien Haller and Andriy Yarmolenko scored twice each as West Ham crushed Hull City 5-1.
West Ham United manager David Moyes and two of his players tested positive for Covid-19 before the game.
Hal Robson-Kanu scored twice for West Brom but the the Baggies were held 2-2 after 90 minutes and then beaten 5-4 on penalties by Brentford, who narrowly missed out on promotion to the top flight last season.
League Two side Newport County upset Championship club Watford 3-1 in the night's other match.
The match between Leyton Orient and Tottenham was postponed after a number of Orient players tested positive for COVID-19.
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Hiku in for RTS at fullback
Front rower Jamayne Taunoa-Brown and winger Patrick Herbert have been recalled while Peta Hiku replaces injured captain Roger Tuivasa-Sheck at fullback for the Warriors' season-ending NRL game against Manly on Sunday.
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Taunoa-Brown has been named on the interchange after serving a one-game suspension with Herbert returning from a hamstring injury-enforced five-game absence.
After scoring two first half tries in the centres, the versatile Hiku - the team's top try scorer with eight - was moved to fullback after Tuivasa-Sheck injured his hamstring in last weekend's loss to Canberra.
In bringing Herbert back into the line-up, interim coach Todd Payten has shifted Hayze Perham back into the centres, while there is one change to the starting forward pack with rookie Eliesa Katoa named to start and Jack Murchie going to the interchange.
Fans won't return to grounds in Britain
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed plans for fans to return to watch live sport events in England from October 1st will not go ahead.
The plans were placed under review after a rise in coronavirus cases.
The UK's Covid-19 alert level has moved to 4, meaning transmission is "high or rising exponentially".
In an address to the Commons today, he announced new restrictions for the country and those included the halting of the phased return of fans.
The prime minister also said current restrictions are likely to remain in place for the next six months.
The pilot programme, which was to trial events of up to 1,000 spectators, has also been paused.
The majority of sports in England have been played behind closed doors since the coronavirus lockdown in March, including Premier League football, the FA Cup final, England's Test cricket matches and two Formula 1 races at Silverstone.
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Andreescu won't play Roland Garros
The Canadian tennis player Bianca Andreescu has pulled out of next week's French Open and will take the rest of the season off to focus on her recuperation.
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Andreescu, who did not defend her 2019 U.S. Open crown in New York this year, has not played on tour since the WTA Finals in Shenzhen last year where she retired with a knee injury that also kept her out of the Australian Open in January.
"I have come to the difficult decision to skip the clay court swing this year and will be taking the remainder of the season off to focus on my health and training," the world number seven said.
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MJ buys into Nascar
Basketball legend Michael Jordan and three-time Daytona 500 winner Denny Hamlin have formed a single-car Nascar Cup Series team, with Bubba Wallace as their driver.
Michael Jordan. Photo: Photosport
Wallace is Nascar's sole black full-time driver while Jordan is the second black team owner at its elite level.
Earlier this year, Wallace successfully campaigned to get the Confederate flag banned from Nascar races.
Six-time NBA champion Jordan said the team would "educate a new audience".
The 57-year-old added it would also "open more opportunities for black people in racing".
On joining Jordan and Hamlin's team, Wallace said: "This is a unique, once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that I believe is a great fit for me at this point in my career."
Hamlin, 39, will be a minority partner in the team while he continues to drive for Joe Gibbs Racing.
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Djokovic gets paid more than halep in Rome
Organisers of last week's Italian Open and the tennis Tours have come under fire on social media after it emerged that Rome men's champion Novak Djokovic was paid 10 euros ($20) more than women's winner Simona Halep.
Djokovic, who beat Argentine Diego Schwartzman for a record 36th ATP Masters 1000 crown, received 205,200 euros for his triumph while Halep won 10 euros less for sealing the WTA Premier 5 title after Karolina Pliskova retired from the final with injury while trailing 6-0 2-1.
But even as tennis' biggest events - the Grand Slams - have pushed for parity in prize money for winners, some fans online vented their ire that while Halep's prize came close to that of Djokovic, it frustratingly fell short.
The issue generated plenty of discussion on social media, with some individuals pointing out the "pathetic" difference.
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