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Super Bowl LV sees the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take on the Kansas City Chiefs at Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, on Sunday night. But who wins?

Joe Root made history as the first player to score a double hundred in his 100th Test as he hit a magnificent 218 as England controlled day two of the first Test against India.

It was a chastening afternoon for England, but a historic one for Scotland as the visitors triumphed in the Six Nations opener.

Rangers edged closer to the Scottish Premiership title with a 1-0 win over St Johnstone and Peter Lovenkrands was a special guest on the Scottish Football Podcast to assess Steve Gerrard’s impact at Ibrox.

Jordan Spieth fired a sensational, career-best 61 as he powered into a share of the third-round lead with Xander Schauffele at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

It is towards the end of the interview that Pep Guardiola starts to become animated. “Football is not A, B and C,” he explains. “What works last season will not necessarily work this season. What did not work last season, could work now. It is open, it is moving, it is like an animal, it develops. Sometimes it moves this way, sometimes it moves another way.”

Ben Stokes believes Joe Root is England’s greatest-ever player of spin bowling and says watching his in-form captain bat makes him feel “pretty rubbish”.

England’s top two clubs in recent years go head to head, live on Sky Sports this Sunday – but where could the game be won or lost?

Joe Root marked his 100th Test with a sparkling century as England dominated day one of the first Test against India in Chennai.

In the modern NFL, the ‘shut-down’ defense is rare. It’s simply hard to stop opponents from scoring points.