World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final||World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final||World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final||World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final||World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final||World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final||World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final||World number one Carlos Alcaraz recovered from a slow start to beat Casper Ruud 3-6 6-3 6-4 on Monday and reach the Japan Open final

Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. ||Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. ||Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. ||Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. ||Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. ||Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. ||Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. ||Tunisia’s Etoile du Sahel and Stade Tunisien, along with Morocco’s Olympique Safi, have all advanced to the second preliminary round of the TotalEnergies African Football Confederation Cup following weekend fixtures. 

South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10. || South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10. || South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10. || South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10. || South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10. || South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10. || South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10. || South Africa (SA) will host the 2027 World Mountain and Trail Championships, with the global athletics event set to take place in Cape Town from October 6–10.

The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.||The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.||The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.||The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.||The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.||The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.||The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.||The United States pulled off a near-miracle, but Europe held on to win the 45th Ryder Cup at the Bethpage Black golf course in New York.

Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.||Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.||Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.||Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.||Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.||Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.||Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.||Assistant coach of South Africa’s (SA) Kaizer Chiefs Cedric Kaze has described the club’s progression to the next stage of the African Football Confederation (CAF) Cup as a significant relief and a crucial opportunity to rebuild momentum.

South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.||South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.||South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.||South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.||South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.||South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.||South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.||South Africa’s (SA) national rugby team lock Lood de Jager has recovered from a niggling injury he picked up early in the team’s record 43-10 victory against the All Blacks.