Dix jours aprs avoir sorti Monaco en barrages de la Ligue des champions, le PSG retrouve les coquipiers de Maghnes Akliouche, ce vendredi (20h45), cette fois en ouverture de la 25e journe de Ligue 1. Une victoire permettrait aux Parisiens de creuser l'cart sur Lens en tte du classement. suivre en direct comment sur le site et l'application RMC Sport.

I have been inundated by readers sending me their favourite moments from the late, great AFL commentator Dennis Cometti. So here they are.

Taylor Decker's time in Motown will end after 10 years. The 32-year-old offensive tackle announced on Instagram on Friday that he requested and received his release from the Detroit Lions. "In the weeks since notifying the team of my return, there have been numerous discussions. Many of which were a surprise to me, and we could not find common ground. Therefore, I decided to request my release," Decker wrote in his statement. "I am opting for a clean and amicable close to what has been such a beautiful 10 years going to war as a Lion. "It has been the absolute privilege of my life to be your LT for the past 10 years. And I am forever grateful for the opportunity the Ford family and Lions organization afforded me." Decker was entering the second season of a three-year, $60 million extension with the Lions. By releasing Decker, the Lions clear roughly $12 million in cap space. Last season, Decker gave up two sacks which ranked 21st among offensive tackles and committed five penalties which ranked 31st among offensive tackles across 14 games. Detroit selected Decker with the No. 16 pick in the 2016 NFL Draft out of Ohio State and, barring injury, he was their starting left tackle from 2016-25. Decker was a Pro Bowler in 2014. Decker is the latest outgoing offensive lineman for the Lions, as they released guard Graham Glasgow earlier in the week.

Abhishek Sharma made just nine runs off seven balls before losing his wicket to Will Jacks in the second over.

The two-time Pro Bowler is going to be playing for a new team in 2026

North Carolina standout forward Caleb Wilson has undergone season-ending surgery after breaking his right thumb during a non-contact drill in practice on Thursday, ESPN's Shams Charania reported Friday.Just in: North Carolina's Caleb Wilson broke his right thumb in a non-contact drill in practice Thursday and has undergone season-ending surgery, sources tell ESPN. Wilson is expected to be cleared during the NBA predraft process, where he'll compete to be the No. 1 pick in June. pic.twitter.com/FE2Z6VWRtb Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) March 6, 2026This story is being updated.

The Bills are releasing starting nickelback Taron Johnson and wide receiver Curtis Samuel as they work to get cap compliant, sources told ESPN.

While the 2026 Winter Paralympics in Milano-Cortina mark a milestone 50th anniversary, the atmosphere at the Games is undeniably charged by the full return of athletes from Russia and Belarus.

Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Wolves welcome Liverpool to Molineux for the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Luke Littler adopted a more focused approach during his Premier League triumph in Cardiff, deliberately reducing his trademark crowd interactions to secure victory.The 19-year-old World No 1, renowned for entertaining spectators with trick shots and playful stage antics, chose to keep interactions to a minimum as he pursued his first nightly win of the 2026 tournament."Usually I get on to them, but tonight I just felt like I needed to win," Littler explained."I didn't give too much away, I didn't give too much to the fans, and yeah, I got the win."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe teenage sensation acknowledged his change in demeanour, adding: "On stage I've not been bantering around too much because I've not been winning."Littler's Cardiff success came after defeating three opponents on Night Five, overcoming Josh Rock, Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton to claim the title.The victory brought an end to a frustrating five-week period without a nightly triumph for the 10-time major winner.His performance has elevated him to third position in the overall Premier League standings, putting him firmly in contention for the title."Like I've always said, do the hard work and then in the final just relax," Littler said of his approach.The teenager's determination to secure the win was evident throughout the evening as he maintained his composure against three formidable Welsh and Northern Irish opponents.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Oscar Pistorius' father gives fresh update on killer two years on from prison releaseIf Tottenham get sucked into the Championship vortex there might be no escapeRugby club erases women's team and plays in new 'open' division to accommodate trans athletesLittler produced a stunning display on the oche, landing two maximum 170 checkouts during the evening's action."You don't usually see two in a night, but for myself to get two was a little bit special," he remarked.The teenager's accuracy was exceptional throughout, recording averages exceeding 105 in two of his three matches on the night.His brilliance nearly reached perfection in the final, where he came agonisingly close to achieving a nine-darter, missing double 15 for the perfect leg."I saw a few people messaging me about not hitting the big fish, I hope people put bets on tonight and I have won them money," Littler joked about his maximum checkouts.The 19-year-old also issued a clear warning to his Premier League rivals following his Cardiff triumph, insisting he remains the player to beat despite his earlier struggles."Tonight's obviously definitely a statement to everyone out there," he declared.The teenager revealed he had noticed criticism online but remained unfazed after checking the betting markets."I went on last week, saw a few comments and then went straight on the betting and I was still favourite to win the title," Littler said."So I just said to myself, fair enough I've just got to pick myself up now and go on to win."With the standings tight heading into night six, Littler recognised the importance of securing victory to strengthen his title challenge.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter