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France claim double gold to finish top of the pile at European Karate Championships

  • Karate

France ended their home European Karate Championships in style as they clinched double gold to finish at the summit of the medals table in Montpellier today.

Portugal.France's victory had come after their kata team-mates had also struck gold, overcoming arch-rivals Spain

Montpellier finished at the top of the standings with six golds, two silvers and three bronze in front of Spain


Moguls star Graham named Ski and Snowboard Australia Athlete of the Year

  • Freestyle

Matt Graham has won the 2016 Ski and Snowboard Australia Athlete of the Year prize after finishing second overall in the International Ski Federation (FIS) Moguls World Cup.

overall Snowboard Cross World Cup standings, winning the final event of the season in Baqueira-Beret in Spain



Aghayev wins ninth European Karate Championships title in Montpellier

  • Karate

Azerbaijan’s Rafael Aghayev won his ninth European Karate Championship gold medal on the first day of finals at this year's edition in Montpellier in France today.

“At the end she was sanctioned and I was lucky enough to win.”Spain came out on top in kata competition



Cohen secures maiden IJF Grand Slam gold with hard-fought win in Baku to boost Rio 2016 hopes

  • Judo

Israel’s Gili Cohen picked up her first-ever International Judo Federation (IJF) Grand Slam title as she topped the podium with a series of superb performances in the women’s under 52 kilograms event at the Heydar Aliyev Sports and Exhibition Complex in Baku.

Yingnan of China secured the first bronze medal on offer in the division by beating Laura Gomez of Spain

bronze with a golden score ippon triumph against Kenneth van Gansbeke of Belgium.Sugoi Uriarte of Spain



Defending champion Murray marches on at Madrid Open

  • Tennis

Britain's defending champion Andy Murray secured his place in the quarter-finals of the Mutua Madrid Open after recording a convincing victory over France’s Gilles Simon at the Caja Mágica today. 

Getty ImagesIf Murray gets past Berdych he will go up against either four-time winner Rafael Nadal of Spain



New Zealand face tough title defence as drawn in tricky group for FIBA 3x3 Under-18 World Championships

  • Basketball

Defending men’s champions New Zealand face a tough task if they are to repeat last year’s success after they were placed in a difficult group for the 2016 International Basketball Federation (FIBA) 3x3 Under-18 World Championships in Astana.

The 2015 winners will go up against Spain, who were fourth at the last edition of the event in Debrecen

tournament, will clash in Pool B.The Netherlands, Poland and Kazakhstan complete the group.Turkey, Spain


Nine world records broken on day four of IPC Swimming European Open Championships

  • Swimming News

Nine world records were broken today as action continued at the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) European Open Championships at the Complexo Olimpico de Piscinas da Penteada in Madeira’s capital Funchal.

Nuria Marques Soto took a birthday bronze in 2:38.26.Michelle Alonso Morales notched another gold for Spain



Alan Hubbard: Sensitivities quite often are trodden on in sport

  • Inside the Blogs

Back in February 1976 when I edited the magazine Sportsworld, then the official publication of the British Olympic Association, I received a telephone call from a Melbourne radio station in the middle of the night following the British figure skater John Curry’s breathtakingly artistic gold medal-winning performance in the Innsbruck Winter Games.  

I remember another incident during the 1982 FIFA World Cup in Spain when a colleague was telephoned



Nick Butler: Rivalries between "official" and "unsanctioned" sporting bodies will increase the more money there is in sport

  • Inside the Blogs

“Autonomy” is among the top words of today in sporting circles. This has chiefly concerned National Olympic Committees and ensuring they are free of Government interference. But in recent weeks we have also seen the emergence of conflict on several fronts between established sporting events and unsanctioned rivals.

including regional powerhouses Russia, Serbia, Lithuania and, crucially, Olympic silver medallists Spain