Jamaica's football team is the first Caribbean team to ever make it through to the knockout stage of a Women’s World Cup. The Reggae Girlz' World Cup dream stopped at the Round of 16 though, after Colombia scored a second-half goal to send the Jamaicans home and will take on England in the Quarterfinals.

Getting the Jamaicans to the 2023 tournament - co-hosted by Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand - was an extraordinary journey in itself. After failing to qualify for the 2007 Women's World Cup and 2008 Olympic Games, the Reggae Girlz were disbanded.

Following the confirmation of the World Athletics Road to Budapest ranking positions, four athletes have been added to the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team for the 2023 World Athletics Championships in Budapest, Hungary (19-27 August). Athletes considered in this round of the selection process were required to have achieved the UKA qualification standard, and satisfy the criteria outlined in the selection policy including the requirement to demonstrate current form.

The Farmfoods British Par 3 had a host of female golfers stamping their mark at the luxurious Nailcote Hall course in Coventry. Speaking exclusively to Champions UK Plc, Amy Taylor, who was joint leader in the morning session - a first for a female at the event - said: “So, this is my first year playing here and I honestly didn’t know what to expect but I’ve heard really good things.

“It’s tighter than I imagined as it’s a tricky little course. People think the Par 3 course Is going to be pretty easy as there is a lot of wedges, but its challenging and it definitely catches you out if you miss the green.”

Saudi Pro League has attracted a lot of attention because of its transfer outlay in recent days.

According to the numbers presented by SafeBettingSites.com, Saudi Pro League clubs have spent 409.5m on transfers, outspending all major European leagues besides Premier League, during the current transfer window. Two leagues have clearly dominated the spending as the ongoing summer transfer window inches towards its end.

Representing nearly half of the LIV Golf roster, 23 of the league’s stars have signed up to compete at International Series England alongside the best of the Asian Tour on 17-20 August, at Close House, UK. Headlined by former World No.1 Lee Westwood alongside fellow former Ryder Cup players Ian Poulter, Graeme McDowell and Patrick Reed – the quartet will be accompanied by representatives from 11 of the 12 teams that make up the LIV Golf League.

Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman joined Wrexham fans to watch the club's return to the Football League after 15 years. The Wolverine star joined celebrity owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney at Wrexham AFC's first game in football's fourth tier since 2008.

The return has been a dream come true for long-suffering fans. However, celebrations were short-lived as the club was on the receiving end of a 5-3 defeat to MK Dons.