There is no rest for the weary as fifty-four players who competed in last week's Masters have made the trip to Hilton Head Island, S.C. for the fifth signature event of the year at the RBC Heritage. The field is highlighted by World No. 1 and two-time Masters champion Scottie Scheffler. Can he make it four wins out of his past five starts before heading home to be with wife Meredith for the birth of the couple's first child? Our golf experts preview the RBC Heritage and provide their favorite prop picks along with best bets to win this week. RBC HERITAGE Location: Hilton Head Island, S.C., April 18-21 Course: Harbour Town Golf Links (Par 71, 7,213 yards) Purse: $20M (Winner: $3.6M) Defending Champion: Matt Fitzpatrick FedEx Cup Leader: Scottie Scheffler HOW TO FOLLOW T…

“Only title you’ve won and you’re giving it the big ’un.”

There were some fascinating shades to the touchline stramash between Frank Lampard and Jürgen Klopp in the dog days of the Premier League’s summer season.

Liverpool were 1-0 up at Anfield. Mateo Kovacic had just been booked, a little softly, for a foul on Sadio Mané. In touchline footage of the incident, the managers are up on their feet watching the game, but Lampard is already seething, pre-enraged, whirling about in his padded coat, a man for whom this straw, whichever straw it may be, is clearly the last straw.

The initial beef appears to have involved members of the Liverpool staff, whom Lampard keeps speaking to e…

Manchester United’s pursuit of Frenkie de Jong has stalled after his agents told Barcelona the midfielder had no intention of leaving.

De Jong is a priority target for United, who will step up their interest in another player on Erik ten Hag’s list when they hold a meeting with Ajax on Wednesday to discuss the centre-back Lisandro Martínez.

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United have been informed of developments relating to De Jong. His agents, Ali Dursun and Hasan Cetinkaya, made clear to Barcelona that the Netherlands international is not seeking a move and is not open to reducing his salary as the club try to improve their finances.

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The Swedish footballer Kurt Hamrin, who has died aged 89, was a star of the 1958 World Cup when Sweden reached the final and was a major hit in the Italian league during the 1950s and 60s with Fiorentina and Milan, with whom he won major European honours.

The 1958 finals, played in Sweden, showed Hamrin at his dynamic best on the right wing. With a low centre of gravity, superb close control and great pace, he was a key figure in his country’s passage to the final. Sweden’s Yorkshire-born manager, George Raynor, characterised his players as “the slowest in the competition” but this could scarcely have applied to the fleet-footed Hamrin.

The goal for which he will be best remembered came in the semi-final aga…