Liverpool win takes Premier League title race to the last day
By Aimee Lewis, CNN
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Shark: did the golfing gods really single out Greg Norman for misery?
In recent years it’s become fashionable for sport documentaries to include a self-referential element in which the protagonist reviews footage of their own triumphs and disasters. The facial reactions in these segments often say more than hours of talking head analysis ever could: the vision of Michael Jordan, tablet in lap, choking up with laughter as Gary Payton’s account of the 1996 NBA finals series is played back to him remains the defining image of 2020’s The Last Dance. For Shark, premiering in the US on Tuesday night, directors Jason Hehir (who also directed The Last Dance) and Thomas Odelfelt replace the tablet with a laptop kept open on a small side table next to the seated Greg Norman.
US PGA Championship 2022 tips, preview and odds: Back Jordan Spieth to come out on top at Southern Hills
Masters hero Scottie Scheffler heads the betting for the second major of the season as the world's best golfers roll into Oklahoma to do battle for the iconic Wanamaker Trophy.
Jake Paul, Verstappen, Mbappe, Osaka: Highest-paid athletes under 25
The top-earning athletes aged 25 and under have recently been released by Sportico, with the list finding that a dozen athletes made $30 million or more this past year.
New Zealand: Liam Coltman the latest All Black to switch to the Top 14
Coltman has become one of the team’s great players, making his debut for the ‘Landers in 2013 and remaining with the side for almost a decade.
Will Champions League football keep Harry Kane at Tottenham for another season?
At the start of last week it seemed like Harry Kane could once again be looking for a new club if he wished to play in next season’s Champions League.
Newcastle fans’ show of passion inspires Eddie Howe and his players
NEWCASTLE: Eddie Howe has backed Newcastle United fans to become the club’s main weapon in their battle to climb the Premier League ranks.
Butler tosses in 41 points as Heat take Game 1 from Celtics 118-107
MIAMI: Jimmy Butler scored 41 points, and the Miami Heat turned things around with a huge third quarter on the way to beating the short-handed Boston Celtics 118-107 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals on Tuesday night.