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World champion Max Verstappen seized a dramatic late pole in Monaco Grand Prix qualifying to deny Fernando Alonso, but his team-mate Sergio Perez crashed out early and will start at the back of the grid. Verstappen put in a scorching final lap in Q3 to edge out the Spaniard by 0.084 seconds and clinch his 23rd career pole.
A holidaymaker found this fearsome SCORPION inside his suitcase after returning home from a trip to Cuba.
:Primoz Roglic was poised to win his first Giro d'Italia title after snatching the leader's maglia rosa from Geraint Thomas with an emphatic victory in the 18.6-kilometre individual time trial in the penultimate 20th stage on Saturday.
Chelsea are Women's Super League champions again after beating Reading 3-0 on the final day to pip rivals Manchester United. The Blues had all-but sealed their title win with last weekend's home thumping of Arsenal, but United made them wait until the final day with a Manchester derby victory. Ad But Emma Hayes' squad made it four consecutive league titles on Saturday and completed a league and cup double; their third in succession.
Saracens scored two tries inside the final quarter and then survived playing the last six minutes a man down to beat Sale 35-25 in the English Premiership final at Twickenham on Saturday.
READING, England : Sam Kerr scored twice as Chelsea cruised to a 3-0 victory over Reading on Saturday to win their fourth consecutive FA Women's Super League title, completing a league and FA Cup double on the last day of the season and condemning their hosts to relegation.
Manchester United narrowly missed out on the Women's Super League title despite recording a final day victory over Liverpool at Prenton Park.
In a display of talent and determination, 18-year-old French tennis sensation Arthur Fils secured his first tour-level title on Saturday at the Lyon Open. Fils became the youngest champion in the tournament's history, defeating Francisco Cerundolo 6-3 7-5 in a thrilling final. Ad Having triumphed over Brandon Nakashima in a gruelling semi-final match, Fils showcased his aggressive playing style throughout the one-hour, 36-minute final.