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Europe hold off the United States to win Ryder Cup It was an extraordinary day of golf as Europe won despite an extraordinary effort by the US. Author |  Liam C The headlines were being prepared long before Sunday’s Ryder Cup singles had begun, such was Europe’s dominance over the opening two days. They led by a record seven points, 11½-4½, and needed only three more from 12 matches to seal victory. No team had ever recovered from more than a four-point deficit, and for many it seemed a formality. Yet the United States mounted a fight that will be remembered for years. In the end Europe stumbled across the line, securing a 15-13 win, with Ludvig Aberg the only visitor to win his match as six American players registered victories. READ MORE |  How does the Ryder Cup actually work? It fell to Tyrrell Hatton in match 10 to take Europe to the decisive 14½ points. It was a fitting conclusion, the Englishman one of only two players to remain unbeaten across the week, the other ...

Headline slots going to Sabrina Carpenter, Justin Bieber, Anyma and Karol G.  The likes of The Strokes and Interpol have really got some people talking Author |  Natalie R Festival organisers released the bill on Monday, confirming that Carpenter and Karol G will close out the Friday and Sunday shows, while Bieber is set to headline on both Saturdays. Anyma will also present a special world premiere, Æden. While the headliners have drawn plenty of attention, fans on social media have been buzzing about a more unexpected inclusion. At the very bottom of the poster appears a reference to Radiohead, billed as the “bunker debut of Radiohead Kid A Mnesia”. This is not a live performance but seemingly the arrival of the band’s acclaimed Kid A Mnesia art installation in the Californian desert. READ MORE |  Oasis review from MetLife Stadium One fan wrote: “My interest in Coachella is 0.0 but will go all the way to 100 if the @radiohead thing at the bottom of this is a thing.”...

The Oasis reunion tour took them to New York and the MetLife Stadium It was another memorable night for the brothers from Burnage. Author | Natalie R Oasis burst onto the stage with the expected set list, but the delivery was anything but routine. The songs came loud, fast and fiery, with no hint of age or artifice. It felt like a proper rock’n’roll show. Cage the Elephant had already set the tone with a blistering support slot, earning a raucous response as the Shultz brothers tore through their set with punkish intensity. To move from that wall of energy into Oasis’s own sonic onslaught was nothing short of exhilarating. There were moments of rust, but they only added to the charm, a reminder that this was no polished exercise in backing tracks or pre-recorded vocals. It was a band sounding raw, real and alive. The night delivered classic rock’n’roll at every turn, with Gem Archer emerging as one of the standouts. Though most of the big solos were left to Noel , Gem was l...

Who was expecting this? The Chiefs were contesting their fifth Super Bowl in six years, with much of the pre-match build-up centred around the possibility of an historic three-peat. Author - Jamie P It was the Eagles who stole the show in New Orleans, delivering a dominant performance—particularly in defence, where they proved exactly why they've been the NFL’s standout unit this season. Kansas City’s talismanic quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, endured a torrid night, sacked six times and throwing two interceptions as the Chiefs’ dream of cementing their legacy was ruthlessly crushed in the Superdome. For Philadelphia, it marked their second Super Bowl triumph, following their first victory in 2018. Remarkably, they managed it despite keeping Kansas City’s star running back, Saquon Barkley, largely under wraps. Instead, quarterback Jalen Hurts rose to the occasion, silencing critics of his passing game with a stunning 46-yard touchdown pass that sealed an emphatic win for the Eagl...