Big afternoon at Ashton Gate as Bristol City Women take on Liverpool Women in first v second in the Championship. 5,500 tickets sold, making it the biggest crowd seen in the league.

My photo doesn't do justice to the size of the crowd in Ashton Gate today. This one definitely does

"It's impressed me how sideways you can get a car." How different is rallycross to Formula 1? I had a chat with Jenson Button - who's making his rallycross racing debut this year - and his new team mate Oliver Bennett to find out. bbc.co.uk/sport/motorspo…

Not quite the piece I expected to write but after this week's news... Rob Edwards has very quickly earned a reputation, and lots of plaudits, as a personable, forward-thinking coach. What can Watford expect from their soon-to-be new manager? bbc.co.uk/sport/football…

One of the best Bristol performances I've seen this season. They scored some lovely tries tonight, but this back-handed pass from Callum Sheedy to set up Alapati Leiua has to be the pick of the bunch by a mile. Ashton Gate was bouncing after.

More and more top level professional squash players are coming from all over the world to train in Bristol. With the Commonwealth Games on the horizon, I went to the elitesquash training centre to find out why bbc.co.uk/sport/squash/6…

Feels good to be back at a bike race and to see so many familiar people! Stage 3 of The Women's Tour is officially underway in Tewksbury

Feels so special watching the Tour de France Femmes get underway, what a huge moment in cycling and women's sport. Cannot wait to watch the next eight days of racing has unfold #TDFF

Wow. What a phenomenal sprint from Cecile Uttrup Ludwig to take victory on stage 3 of the #TDFF. She flew like a rocket across that finish line. "It doesn't get better," she said in tears after. Hard to overstate how much that will mean for her French team, too.

KLAXON: Club football returns tonight (yes, in July). We've got pre-season analysis on all 72 EFL clubs from BBC commentators and reporters across the country, right here: bbc.in/3vohQCi #bbcefl

I had a chat with former sprinter turned cyclist Daphne Schrager about winning a world title less than three years after switching to the sport: "Have a go because you might find something which you didn't think three years ago would be a possibility." bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/…