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Completing the comeback

The New York Yankees have won three in a row against the Houston Astros and are now just one victory away from the World Series. However, game six of the ALCS will take place at the Minute Maid Park, where the Astros have won eight of their last 10.

Is tonight the night?

A blockbuster clash!

Serie A’s top two meet at the Stadio San Paolo as unbeaten Inter Milan take on an irresistible Napoli side. Going back to last season, the hosts have won their last 13 league matches and have already beaten title rivals Roma and Lazio this campaign.

Who will lay down a marker?

Stuttering defence

Premier League champions Chelsea have suffered an inconsistent start to the season and welcome Watford to the Bridge. Marco Silva’s visitors sit above their illustrious hosts at this early stage of the season, having lost just once in eight matches.

Can the Blues show their true colours?

Home sweet home?

The Patriots have suffered two surprising home defeats this season and now welcome the Falcons to Gillette Stadium in a repeat of Super Bowl LI. The Falcons, who suffered a heartbreaking overtime defeat in that match, have lost their last two and are targeting a return to winning ways.

Pats or Falcons?

Can Hamilton seal the deal?

Four-time Circuit of the Americas winner Lewis Hamilton is leading the championship by 59 points before the race in Austin.

Hamilton, Lewis1.50

Vettel, Sebastian3.85

Bottas, Valtteri8.25

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De Klassieker

Feyenoord welcome Ajax to De Kuip in what is set to be a fierce renewal of one of Holland’s biggest rivalries. Both sides are five points adrift of PSV going into Sunday’s matches and need a win to keep the pressure on the league leaders.

The bragging rights go to…

Playing for pride

A stunning knock of 176 from AB de Villiers inspired South Africa to a 104-run victory over Bangladesh in the second ODI and sealed the series for the Proteas. The tourists will be hoping to gain a morale-boosting win in the final match at Buffalo Park.

Will the hosts dominate again?