Nov 23, 2025; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Los Angeles Clippers forward Kawhi Leonard (2) brings the ball up court against the Cleveland Cavaliers during the second half at Rocket Arena. Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-Imagn Images
The Los Angeles Clippers saw the return of Kawhi Leonard on Sunday night, but it wasn’t enough to overcome Donovan Mitchell and the Cleveland Cavaliers, who handed the Clippers a 120-105 defeat at Rocket Arena.
Leonard made his first appearance in 10 games after missing time with a sprained right ankle and foot, contributing 20 points in 28 minutes of action.
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Bristol City head coach Gerhard Struber said he was “super happy” with the win against Swansea, but that his team have to be “sharper” when they take on Wrexham on Wednesday.
The Robins beat the struggling Swans 3-0 at Ashton Gate on Saturday to move up to fourth in the Championship table.
City had captain Jason Knight back for the match after injury and Struber is expected to have more players returning from the sidelines for the trip to North Wales, the second of a run of 10 matches to New Year’s Day.
Former Ajax Sporting Director Marc Overmars deserves criticism for Antwerp’s poor season
Antwerp finally parted ways with Stef Wils after a dismal start to the 2025/2026 Pro League campaign. The Great Old, who won the league and cup double just a few seasons ago, are currently sitting in 14th spot with just three wins from 15 games. The nail in the coffin for Wils came as the side lost 2-1 at home to bottom of the table Dender, handing the side their first win of the season.
On Sunday, Arsenal produced a statement derby win over Tottenham to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table to six points.
Eberechi Eze was the hero, scoring his first hat-trick in senior football and the first in a north London derby since 1978 after Leandro Trossard opened the scoring.
‘Made it look Eze’ and ‘Three and Eze’ are two of Monday’s back pages, but it was their captain Declan Rice that most impressed former top-flight goalkeeper David James.
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Former Liverpool goalkeeper David James it would not be a “bad season” if Arne Slot’s side fail to defend their Premier League title but still pick up some other silverware.
Following Saturday’s thumping by Nottingham Forest at Anfield, their sixth league defeat in seven games, some have labelled the Reds as in ‘crisis’ and pressure is building on head coach Slot.
The summer signings which broke British transfer records but have started slowly are also coming under scrutiny.
Eintracht Frankfurt head coach commits to Michael Zetterer as the No. 1 through the winter break
Eintracht Frankfurt’s persistent defensive issues were once again on display during the Saturday night Bundesliga “Top Spiel” away at Köln. Eintracht’s goal-conceding issues unfortunately extend beyond the back-line. SGE goalkeeper Michael Zetterer looked especially weak on Köln’s first goal. Despite this, head coach Dino Toppmöller has committed to keeping the 30-year-old in net.
Good morning and welcome to another week in the world of Sunderland Association Football Club – and, as usual, we’re kicking things off with an episode of On This Week, where we take a look back at some of the things that have happened in the history of SAFC on this week in history.
Ireland finished the Autumn Nations Series with two wins and two defeats [Getty Images]
Ireland boss Andy Farrell hopes that his side can get back on track with their “bread and butter” of the Six Nations starting in February.
Farrell’s side had a mixed Autumn Nations Series, losing to New Zealand before recording an unconvincing win over Japan and a record victory over Australia.
How Everton could line-up vs Man United at Old Trafford (4-2-3-1)
Everton return from the international break with a daunting Monday night trip to Manchester United.
The Toffees ended their three-game winless run with an excellent 2-0 victory over Fulham in their last match, arguably their most dominant display of the season.
They are 13th in the table with a chance to edge closer to the top half.
The display at the Hill Dickinson Stadium offered real encouragement. Everton put the ball in the net five times, had three goals ruled out, and kept their first clean sheet since September.
Mark Cavendish and Yasmin Ingham took home the top awards at last year’s ceremony [GARY WEIGHTMAN]
People on the Isle of Man have been invited to put forward their nominations for the island’s annual sporting achievements celebration.
There are 12 categories in 2025’s awards, including Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year.
Last year’s ceremony saw cyclist Mark Cavendish and equestrian star Yasmin Ingham take the top honours.
Organised by Isle of Man Sport, the award winners will be announced at a special ceremony at the Villa Marina in Douglas in February.