National Sports

TORONTO — London Broncos players cried, danced, sang and popped champagne Sunday. For the Toronto Wolfpack, there was only disappointment and a gaping feeling in the pit of their stomachs after a 4-2 loss Sunday in rugby league's Million Pound Game.

DETROIT — The Detroit Lions took advantage of some mistakes they forced Green Bay to make and were fortunate some breaks simply went their way.

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Quick was placed on injured reserve Sunday after sustaining a lower-body injury in practice the previous day. Jack Campbell will start against the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday night.

Canadian Kaillie Humphries is taking a year off from bobsled competitions, but she still has her sights set on at least one more Olympic Games. The three-time Olympic medallist announced her plans Sunday on Twitter.

LONDON — Premier League title favourites Liverpool and Manchester City can usually be relied on to provide open and expansive games with goals aplenty.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Panthers safety Eric Reid knelt during the national anthem in protest of racial and social injustice before Sunday's game against the New York Giants. None of Reid's new Carolina teammates joined him or stood near him at midfield.

ESPOO, Finland — Ice dancers Carolane Soucisse of Chateauguay, Que., and Shane Firus of North Vancouver, B.C., missed the podium by three points on Sunday to conclude the Finlandia Trophy figure skating competition.

REGINA — Kenny Shaw isn't listening to outside criticism of the Saskatchewan Roughriders offence.

MINNEAPOLIS — John Gagliardi, who won more games than any other college football coach with his unconventional methods at a small Minnesota school, has died. He was 91. St. John's University said Gagliardi died Sunday.

CHICAGO — Britain's Mo Farah won the Chicago Marathon on Sunday, claiming his first marathon victory in three attempts. Farah finished in 2 hours, 5 minutes, 11 seconds. It was the first marathon on U.S.