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The high-pressure nature of professional sport and the personal sacrifices that must be made to become elite often make sportsmen and women polarising characters. It seems that fact is only heightened in motorsport. But, very occasionally, one comes along who totally bucks the trend, who is universally appreciated.
Manchester City once again find themselves in a title race and with familiar opposition too, having faced off against challengers Liverpool previously in 2014, 2019 and 2020.
Gary Neville has paid his respects on the five year anniversary of the Manchester Arena bombing.
Boris Johnson has praised the courage of the people of Manchester and the city's determination not to give in to hatred on the fifth anniversary of the terror attack at the Arena. The prime minister praised the city's reaction to the May 2017 atrocity, saying: "If the world could be a little more like... Manchester, it would be a much better place for us all."
On Sunday morning, a group of unlikely friends - bound by a terrible, shared grief nobody else can truly understand - met in a small corner of Victoria railway station. They chatted, shared stories, hugged, left flowers, lit candles and shed a few tears, just as they have in previous years. There were a few words but nothing formal. Then, at 10.31am, they fell silent.
Erik ten Hag has already started his work as Manchester United manager and he'll be in the stands to watch his new side on Sunday.
Stage 14 of this year’s Giro was always going to be one to watch. Plenty of pundits had the second Saturday circled in their calendar long before the race had started constructing its Hungarian grande partenza, let alone arrived in mainland Italy. Yet even as the short, punchy Piedmontese profile invited aggressive riding, and promised to reward risk-taking, few could have predicted the devastating effect it would have on the general classification.
Mumbai Indians broke Delhi Capitals' heart with a five-wicket win in their last IPL match here on Saturday. Already out of contention, MI played party poppers as they first restricted DC to 159 for 7 with Jasprit Bumrah snapping three wickets and then returned to overhaul the target in 19.1 overs to knock the 2020 finalists out of the tournament. As it happened | Scorecard | Points TableWhile Ishan Kishan (48) and Dewald Brevis (37) kept MI in the hunt, it was Tim David's 11-ball 34-run cameo that brought the five-time champions back into the chase. Tilak Varma also chipped in with a crucial 17-ball 21. With MI at 95 for 3 in 14.3 overs, DC skipper Rishabh Pant made a strategic blunder as he refused to go for DRS after David nicked the first ball of his innings but the on-field umpire didn't give him out.