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Ferrari Team Principal Mattia Binotto has confirmed that the Scuderia are planning on bringing upgrades to the Spanish Grand Prix as they aim to maintain their title challenge.
Pep Guardiola has aimed another barb at Liverpool, questioning why their spending and sponsorship deals – and those of Manchester United – are judged differently to Manchester City.
Fernando Alonso is a Spanish F1 driver, a two-time World Champion and is considered one of the greatest drivers the sport has ever seen.
Tielemans ready for Arsenal move Leicester City midfielder Youri Tielemans is keen on a move to Arsenal, or another club with Champions League football next season. The Daily Mail reports that the 25-year-old Belgian international is preparing to move on as his contract is a year from expiring, meaning he can negotiate a free transfer from January next year. Arsenal are keen to strike a bargain deal for him now.
The biggest pop music competition in the world commenced with the first semifinal on Tuesday night, seeing 10 out of 17 countries earn their place in the final -- including the Ukrainian entry, widely expected to finish on top of the podium.
Manchester United haven't had much to celebrate this season, but they have a chance to end on a high note when their under-18 side takes on Nottingham Forest in the FA Youth Cup final on Wednesday evening.
The wildly popular FIFA video-game series will be rebranded EA Sports FC next year, its publisher Electronic Arts said on Tuesday, ending a three-decade relationship with football's governing body. Launched in 1993, a generation of millions of football fans and gamers across the globe grew up playing the game and it became a huge money-spinner. But "months of tense negotiations" between California-based Electronic Arts (EA) and governing body FIFA failed to end in an agreement to extend the partnership, The New York Times reported.