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Messi and Suarez help Barca to down Eibar, Sevilla stage fightback
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez scored their 15th league goals of the season as Barcelona stayed on the heels of La Liga leaders Real Madrid by winning 4-0 at Eibar on Sunday although the win was marred by an injury to key midfielder Sergio Busquets.
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Vettel wins Race of Champions Nations Cup
German Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel has overcome not having a teammate and single-handedly won the Nations Cup at the Race of Champions.
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Brambles downgrades sales, profit forecast
Brambles downgrades its FY sales revenue and underlying profit growth guidance after first-half revenue and cost pressures in its Nth America pallets business.
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Qld government set to axe lockout laws
Controversial lockout laws will be on the agenda at the Queensland government's first cabinet meeting of 2017.
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Own goal sets Burkina on the way to quarter-final place
FRANCEVILLE, Gabon (Reuters) - An unfortunate own goal by Rudinilson Silva set Burkina Faso on the way to a 2-0 win over Guinea Bissau and a place in the African Nations Cup quarter-finals on Sunday.
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Hosts Gabon go out of African Nations Cup
LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Hosts Gabon were eliminated from the African Nations Cup after a goalless draw with Cameroon in their final Group A match on Sunday.
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Ruralco flags record 1st quarter earnings
Ruralco says live export volumes increased following a restructure, with strong volumes and prices - and an uplift in the wool market - expected to continue.
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McGrath flags weak 2H on agent turnover
Real estate group McGrath has warned it will be hard to meet analysts' profit forecasts after a high agent churn rate.
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Costa lets hands do the talking on superb Chelsea return
LONDON (Reuters) - Returning Chelsea striker Diego Costa did not just let his predatory right foot do his talking for him on Sunday. A pair of gesturing hands were just as eloquent as he appeared to be making a point to his critics.
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Dillard behind Breakers NBL surge: Penney
New Breakers signing Kevin Dillard has made basketball fun again and turned New Zealand into NBL play-off contenders, veteran Kirk Penney says.
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Warriors beat Orlando Magic in NBA
The Golden State Warriors have beaten the Orlando Magic 118-98.
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Costa back to fire Chelsea, Wenger sent off as Arsenal chase
LONDON (Reuters) - Diego Costa returned for Chelsea with deadly effect on Sunday, scoring in the 2-0 win over Hull City which increased their lead at the top of the Premier League to eight points after Arsenal had earlier taken up the mantle as their nearest pursuers.
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Trump offers help to US tornado victims
Forceful tornadoes hitting the southeastern corner of the United States have killed 15 people, with more storms to come.
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African troops prepare for Gambian president's return
West African troops approached the Gambian capital Sunday to secure President Adama Barrow's arrival from neighbouring Senegal, as controversy erupted over the assurances offered to Yahya Jammeh to guarantee his departure.
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Alpine skiing - Ryding puts Britain on the podium in Kitzbuehel
With his first career podium, the 30-year-old who learnt to ski on a dry slope in north-west England matched compatriot Konrad Bartelski's astonishing second place in a Val Gardena downhill in 1981.
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White House plays down imminent Jerusalem embassy move
There is speculation the Trump administration will soon move the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
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Victoria to announce bail system changes
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews will this morning announce changes to the state's bail system after the Bourke St mall tragedy.
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Death toll from Italian avalanche at six
Another dead body has been pulled from the hotel on an Italian mountain that was taken out by an avalanche after an earthquake last week.
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Body to assess national security assets
The government will announce a new body to identify critical infrastructure assets that will be assessed on national security grounds before foreign sale.
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MLB pitcher Ventura killed in car crash
Kansas City Royals pitcher Yordano Ventura has been killed in a car accident in his native Dominican Republic, his team announced on Sunday.
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Williams continues quest for 23rd slam
Rafael Nadal and Gael Monfils' match-up is the pick of the men's fourth-round Australian Open action on Monday.
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Stokes all-round display earns England thrilling win
KOLKATA (Reuters) - Ben Stokes hit a brisk half-century and then picked up three crucial wickets to help England to a tense five-run win against India in the third and final one-day international at the Eden Gardens on Sunday.
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Juve brush aside Lazio as Allegri goes on the attack
Allegri, an often pragmatic coach, fielded an ultra-attacking line up and it quickly paid off as his side stunned sleepy Lazio with early goals from Paulo Dybala and Gonzalo Higuain on the way to a 27th straight home league win.
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Djokovic to lead Serbia in Davis Cup tie against Russia
BELGRADE (Reuters) - Ousted Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic will lead hosts Serbia against Russia in their Feb. 3-5 Davis Cup first-round tie, the world number two said on Sunday.
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Sandakan stars on debut as Sri Lanka level T20 South Africa series
JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Sri Lanka left-arm spinner Lakshan Sandakan took four wickets on his debut in a three-wicket victory over new-look South Africa that levelled the three-match Twenty20 series on Sunday.
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Ten-man Arsenal win thriller with last-gasp penalty
Jon Moss first pointed to the spot on 93 minutes when Francis Coquelin fouled Ashley Barnes and boyhood Arsenal fan Andre Gray converted for Burnley's equaliser.
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Calhanoglu double helps Leverkusen beat Hertha 3-1
BERLIN (Reuters) - Bayer Leverkusen's Hakan Calhanoglu struck twice in a 3-1 home victory over Hertha Berlin on Sunday as the visitors missed the chance to move back into the top three of the Bundesliga.
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Berejiklian ready to take over the reins
Gladys Berejiklian's promotion to premier is all but a formality for the partyroom meeting due on Monday, with no challengers expected.
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Free-scoring Monaco take command with Lorient win
PARIS (Reuters) - Gabriel Boschilia made the most of an unexpected start as he netted a double to inspire Monaco to a 4-0 home victory against Lorient that sent them to the top of Ligue 1 on Sunday.
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Britain's Fleetwood wins in Abu Dhabi
Tommy Fleetwood has come from behind and win the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
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Striker Costa back in Chelsea team against Hull
LONDON (Reuters) - Diego Costa has been included in Chelsea's starting lineup for Sunday's Premier League game with Hull City at Stamford Bridge.
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Concerns mount over poor pitches at finals in Gabon
LIBREVILLE (Reuters) - Rising concerns over pitch conditions are hanging over the African Nations Cup finals in Gabon and highlight a perennial problem for the continent's sporting showpiece.
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Melbourne Park carnage as top seeds topple
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The whiff of sporting upset hung around Melbourne Park on Sunday after top seeds Andy Murray and Angelique Kerber were handed stunning defeats in the Australian Open fourth round.
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Britain's Fleetwood wins Abu Dhabi Championship
The 26-year-old Englishman posted a five-under-par 67 in his final round to finish 17 under par -- one shot ahead of U.S. Open champion Dustin Johnson, who hit an eagle on the last, and 2014 Abu Dhabi winner, Pablo Larrazabal of Spain.
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Champions Leicester slip to new low at Southampton
First-half goals for James Ward-Prowse and Jay Rodriguez plus a late penalty by Dusan Tadic led the Saints to a comfortable win that came at the cost of an injury to key defender Virgil van Dyke, who hobbled off in the second half.
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Juve back to winning ways as Allegri throws caution to the wind
MILAN (Reuters) - Serie A leaders Juventus bounced back from a rare defeat with a 2-0 win over Lazio on Sunday after coach Massimiliano Allegri threw caution to the wind with their pride having been clearly wounded by last weekend's reverse at Fiorentina.
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White House: media delegitimising Trump
A senior advisor to Donald Trump says the new US president won't take his presidency being "delegitimised" by the media.
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Champion Kerber overpowered by Vandeweghe in Melbourne
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Top seed and reigning champion Angelique Kerber was bundled out of the fourth round of the Australian Open by big-hitting American Coco Vandeweghe on Sunday, losing 6-2 6-3 on Rod Laver Arena.
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Ryding so close to Britain's first World Cup win
VIENNA (Reuters) - Dave Ryding came within a whisker of giving Britain their first-ever win in a World Cup skiing race when he finished second behind Marcel Hirscher in the slalom at Kitzbuehel on Sunday.
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China bans more than 100 golf courses to safeguard resources
BEIJING (Reuters) - China has ordered the closure of more than 100 golf courses, the powerful state planner said on Sunday, after a multi-year campaign to tackle illegal development in the sector.
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Strycova keen to give Serena the runaround in fourth round
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Barbora Strycova expects to do a lot of running against Serena Williams in their Australian Open fourth round tie at Rod Laver Arena on Monday but the diminutive Czech will be no pushover for the world number two.
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Syrian rebels: govt wrecking peace talks
Accusations are flying around even before peace talks on the Syrian conflict begin, with the rebels saying the government and Iran are trying to sabotage them.
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Title aspirants Sevilla stage second fightback in a week
BARCELONA (Reuters) - Sevilla followed last week's recovery against La Liga leaders Real Madrid by staging another stirring comeback to win 4-3 at Osasuna, after twice falling behind, to keep the pressure on Zinedine Zidane's side at the top of the table.
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Top seed Kerber beaten by Vandeweghe in fourth round
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Top seed and reigning champion Angelique Kerber was bundled out of the fourth round of the Australian Open by big-hitting American Coco Vandeweghe on Sunday, losing 6-2 6-3 on Rod Laver Arena.
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Vanderweghe ends Kerber's Open reign
Angelique Kerber's Australian Open defence is over after the world no.1 was knocked out in the fourth round by Coco Vandeweghe.
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NSW still the best performing economy
NSW has the best performing economy, Tasmania is a big improver and Western Australia is still at the bottom, says CommSec's State of the States report.
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Childhood obesity costs Aust $17m a year
A $17 million dollar annual price tag has been put on the growing problem of childhood obesity in Australia.
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Birth date linked to ADHD diagnosis: study
The validity of ADHD diagnosis in Australia is again being questioned with a WA study showing the youngest children are more likely to be receiving medication.
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Late Stokes surge sets India 322 to win
Ben Stokes' 57no helped England post a total of 8-321 for India to chase in the third ODI at Kolkata.
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Federer shows iron-man quality to reach quarters
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Resilient Roger Federer showed there was still life in the 35-year-old's legs as he overhauled fifth seed Kei Nishikori 6-7(4) 6-4 6-1 4-6 6-3 on Sunday to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals.
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