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June 6 : Marc Marquez delivered a masterclass performance to win Saturday's MotoGP sprint at the Hungarian Grand Prix, leading from start to finish at Balaton Park despite telling fans just days earlier to 'forget' about him even fighting for a podium.
June 6 : Marc Marquez shrugged off a qualifying crash to claim back-to-back pole positions at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday, pipping fellow Spaniard Pedro Acosta at Balaton Park.
PARIS: Paris staged a hero’s welcome for Paris Saint-Germain players who won their second consecutive Champions League title with celebrations planned in the capital under heavy security after a night of revelry marred by unrest. Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal on Saturday night in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, 4-3 in a penalty shoot-out after a 1-1 draw following extra-time. Thousands of people celebrated across France into the night but the parties were blighted by incidents of clashes with police, burglary, vandalism, a deadly road accident and hundreds of arrests, authorities said. On Sunday morning, municipal workers were busy cleaning streets strewn with debris from broken glass, damaged bus shelters, trash cans and vehicles set on fire and bicycles overturned. Authorities made security assurances on Sunday before a parade including the players on the Champs-de-Mars in front of the Eiffel Tower that was expected to draw tens of thousands of people. Thousands of PSG supporters were already waiting for the events to start, waving flags and sporting PSG kit as the team landed late from Budapest in the afternoon. “We’re still riding yesterday’s high, so we want to keep the party going,” said 25-year-old Abou, a PSG fan “since he was little.” “Paris, Paris” chanted supporters, many of them young, as they filtered through security checkpoints and tried to get spots near a stage where the players would appear, songs like “We Are the Champions” blaring. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez promised “a strong law enforcement response” during the players’ return celebrations and fines for “obstructing traffic” in the event of any intrusion onto the Paris ring road. Paris authorities said nearly 6,000 police and gendarmes
Arsenal defender Gabriel admitted their Champions League penalty shoot-out defeat was “painful”, but the Gunners quickly put the disappointment behind them as fans attended an open-top bus parade.
Arsenal will attempt to put their European pain to one side when the club’s open-top bus parade to mark their first Premier League title since 2004 gets under way on Sunday.
Paris Saint-Germain became just the second team to win back-to-back Champions League titles after rallying to beat Arsenal following a penalty shootout in Budapest, Hungary, on Saturday.
First Aston Villa, now Crystal Palace, then Arsenal? Thanks to this month's European successes for Villa and Palace, the Premier League is one game away from joining an extremely exclusive club.
