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Sport in brief: September 28, 2026
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MEN’S CYCLING: Brandon McNulty was the shock winner of Sunday’s World Championship road race in Montreal.
The Arizona-born rider finished 13 seconds ahead of Australia’s Michael Matthews with Mathieu van der Poel on the same time in third.
Tom Pidcock was the highest-placed Briton in seventh, with Ireland’s Ben Healy tenth. McNulty is the US’s first road race world champion since Lance Armstrong in 1993.
MEN’S BASKETBALL: Defending champions London crushed Super League new boys Liverpool 78-49 on Sunday evening to maintain their four-match unbeaten record.
The weekend’s other fixtures saw Nazir Williams top-score with 20 points as last year’s runners-up Cheshire beat Leicester 108-94, Manchester held off Surrey 79-67, Sheffield cruised past the Caledonia Gladiators 98-76 and Newcastle enjoyed a dominant 94-68 win over Bristol.
WOMEN’S RUGBY LEAGUE: York Valkyrie withstood sustained second-half pressure to hold on for an 8-6 win over regular season champions Wigan in Sunday’s Grand Final.
Sinead Peach’s try put York in front after just nine minutes before Mia-Jayne Atherton levelled for pre-match favourites Wigan.
A penalty from Ellie Williamson sealed York’s victory and ensured they became the first club to win the Super League title three times.
ICE HOCKEY: Coventry beat Sheffield 4-2 on Sunday evening to add to the sprinkling of surprise Challenge Cup results over the weekend.
Sheffield had seen off Cardiff 3-1 on Saturday while Glasgow went down 5-3 at Dundee before thumping Belfast 4-1 and Lewis Hook netted twice as Manchester Storm beat Guildford 4-3.
Fife hit back from a 5-2 beating at Belfast with Victor Bjorkung scoring in overtime as they edged out Dundee 3-2.
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