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Everton clinch Premier League survival with three games to spare by edging to victory over lacklustre Brentford.

England seal a third consecutive Six Nations Grand Slam against a 14-player France side in Bordeaux after Assia Khalfaoui's second-half red card.

Jake Jarman claims vault gold at the Gymnastics European Championships in Rimini, Italy.

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag bemoans inconsistent refereeing decisions after his side's 1-1 draw with Burnley.

Chris Wilder admits Sheffield United deserve to be relegated from the Premier League after their 5-1 loss at Newcastle.

Rafael Nadal reaches the Madrid Open third round with an impressive straight-set win over Australian Alex de Minaur.

Ireland edge out Scotland 15-12 to secure third place in the Women's Six Nations and qualify for the 2025 World Cup.

England striker Harry Kane scores twice in Bayern Munich's win over Eintracht Frankfurt to set a new personal record for his most goals in a season.

West Ham manager David Moyes insists he wants more goals from Jarred Bowen, after the forward scored his 20th goal in all competitions, the first player to reach that mark for the Hammers in 19 years.

Wales edged out Italy in a Women's Six Nations thriller at Principality Stadium.