Britain's Adam Peaty and Sweden's Sarah Sjöström secured their third swimming gold medals of the European Championships with dominant performances here today.

s Matteo Restivo, who finished in 1:56.29.The penultimate evening of swimming finals concluded with France

Hosts Australia, Japan, United States and Great Britain booked the semi-final spots as group action concluded at the Wheelchair Rugby World Championship in Sydney.

fixtures today - 47-33 against Poland and 54-47 against Canada.European champions Britain defeated France

Home favourite Jessica Learmonth will be dreaming of European Championships glory on the eve of the women's triathlon here in Glasgow.

youngsters will be among those looking to dethrone her, however.Twenty-one year old Cassandre Beaugrand from France

, an event which will make its Olympic debut at Tokyo 2020.Nineteen teams will take part, including France

Sharon van Rouwendaal was crowned women's five kilometres open water swimming champion at the European Championships here today.

Hungarian in the second half of the race.It set up a sprint finish between the pair, with Logan Fontaine of France

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ImagesZharnel Hughes then won the men's 100m title for Great Britain, after rival Jimmy Vicaut from France

Norway's Eskil Kinneberg and Russia's Natalia Gemperle won the men's and women's middle distance titles respectively as the World Orienteering Championships continued in Latvia.

won the silver medal as Marika Teini stopped the watches at 33:32 with bronze going to Isia Basset of France

Great Britain and France are poised for a huge Group B showdown at the Wheelchair Rugby World Championship

hot favourites for top spot after winning all three of their games so far.It means that Britain and France

Three-time defending champions Saudi Arabia opened their account with a win at the 2018 International Federation for Athletes with Intellectual Impairments (INAS) Football World Championships in Arvika today.

INASThey defeated Japan 2-1 in the other game in the group today.Argentina have also won 4-2 against France

began this year's FIFA Under-20 Women's World Cup with a narrow 1-0 win over Nigeria in Group D in France

Twenty-four countries will battle it out for glory at the Women's Youth World Handball Championship which begins in Polish city Kielce tomorrow.

two former winners in Denmark and Sweden as well as Hungary, Egypt, Chile and Croatia.South Korea, France

Canada suffered another surprise defeat on day two of the Wheelchair Rugby World Championship in Sydney.

The world number three ranked side lost to France in Pool B yesterday and were beaten again today by

yesterday and were in action twice today, beating Ireland 56-47 and New Zealand 55-54.Australia, Japan, France

add to their Rio 2016 Paralympic title.Japan beat New Zealand 56-37 elsewhere in the pool.In Pool B, France

Germany won both the men's and women's senior titles as the Canoe Polo World Championships concluded in Welland in Canada.

Spain won a third consecutive men's bronze medal, beating France 5-4.Italy won the women's bronze by

also beating France, 4-1.

Egyptian team Al-Ahly Sports Club have refused to take part in the International Handball Federation (IHF) Super Globe in October in Qatar on political grounds. 

represent Africa instead.They will be joined by FC Barcelona, Montpellier HB and Fuchse Berlin from Spain, France

On a day when International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach came visiting, France's Louis Giard made a flying start in the men's RS:X windsurfing category at the Sailing World Championships in the Bay of Aarhus.

three of their races in choppy conditions that were too much for many in the fleet.On a grand day for France

The men's javelin will be one of the marquee events at the 24th European Athletics Championships that get underway here tomorrow - which offer in many disciplines an Olympic level of competition.

victory in Rio, there is the opportunity to earn a clean sweep of major titles.And for Kevin Mayer of France

on four athletes who have broken 10 seconds this season - Britain's Zharnel Hughes, Jimmy Vicaut of France