* Thomas Pieters and Thomas Detry won the US$7 million World Cup of Golf by three strokes in Melbourne on Sunday to secure Belgium's first title triumph in the team event.
* Aaron Rai held off a hard-charging Matthew Fitzpatrick to claim the Hong Kong Open by a solitary shot and secure his first ever European Tour win in pouring rain at Fanling Golf Course on Sunday.
* Pirelli has signed a new four-year deal to remain Formula One's sole tyre supplier until the end of the 2023 season, the sport announced in a statement on Sunday.
* Kimi Raikkonen retired from his last Formula One race with Ferrari on Sunday (Nov 25), his car losing power and coasting to a halt on the main straight after just seven laps of the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
* Ireland confirmed Mick McCarthy's return as manager on Sunday and that he would give way to Dundalk boss Stephen Kenny after the 2020 European Championship in a double appointment attempting to address short- and long-term concerns.
* Five times world champion Lewis Hamilton signed off on the Formula One season in style and a cloud of tyre smoke on Sunday after a pole-to-flag victory in Abu Dhabi, his 11th win of the campaign. Ferrari's overall runner-up Sebastian Vettel finished second, and also set the fastest lap, with Red Bull's Max Verstappen third in a race that also saw a rare sprinkling of desert rain.
* Fernando Alonso said goodbye to Formula One on Sunday (Nov 25) amid a fanfare of crowd-pleasing donut spins, generous tributes and a handful of post-race penalties from the FIA.
* World Rugby's awards night in Monaco turned green on Sunday as Ireland's Johnny Sexton and Joe Schmidt led a treble of player, coach and team of the year triumphs.
* Red Bull and engine suppliers Renault went their separate ways on Sunday as one of Formula One's most successful partnerships reached the end of the road in Abu Dhabi.
* Zurich, the home city of football's governing body FIFA, is finally set to get a purpose-built football stadium after voters gave the green light to the project in a local referendum on Sunday.
* Unai Emery claimed Arsenal's 2-1 win at Bournemouth was a big moment in their season after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang extended the Gunners' unbeaten run to 17 matches.
