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Lewis Hamilton says Formula 1 "needs to do more" to try to improve human rights issues in some of its host countries. On Wednesday, 30 UK MPs raised concerns of human rights violations linked to Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix. Hamilton said he had received letters from rights groups on arriving in Bahrain

Jamie Vardy scored a dramatic injury-time goal to send Leicester into the knockout stage of the Europa League with a draw against Braga. The substitute turned home Marc Albrighton's cross as the Foxes came from behind three times to draw. Al Musrati blasted Braga ahead and Harvey Barnes equalised before Paulinho netted

Inter Milan's hopes of reaching the knockout stages of the Champions League were dealt a huge blow as Real Madrid claimed a 2-0 victory at the San Siro. Arturo Vidal was shown two yellow cards by referee Anthony Taylor after Inter's penalty claims were waved away. Eden Hazard converted an early spot

Atalanta scored twice in four minutes to deliver a surprise victory over Liverpool and blow qualification from Champions League Group D wide open. A much-changed Reds side lacked fluidity and failed to have a shot on target at Anfield on Wednesday. Josip Ilicic and Robin Gosens struck for the Serie A side

Football legend Diego Maradona, one of the greatest players of all time, has died at the age of 60. The former Argentina attacking midfielder and manager suffered a heart attack at his Buenos Aires home. He had successful surgery on a brain blood clot earlier in November and was to be treated

Three-time Grand Slam tennis winner Andy Murray believes Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton deserves to join him as a British sporting knight. Reports have suggested that Hamilton, who won a record-equalling seventh title last week, will be awarded a knighthood in the New Year Honours. "In terms of what he has achieved

Burnley secured their first win in the Premier League this season as victory over Crystal Palace at Turf Moor moved them out of the relegation zone. The Clarets had lost five and drawn two of their first seven games to leave them second from bottom in the table. However, Chris Wood's early

Marcelo Bielsa's Leeds squandered a host of chances, both before and after Pepe was dismissed after video assistant referee consultation for sticking his head into Ezgjan Alioski's face. Substitute Rodrigo, Patrick Bamford and Raphinha - deep into injury time on his first Premier League start - struck the woodwork. The Gunners were