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There were shouts of "yes" from the courtroom as a 21-year-old man who murdered a "generous, caring and thoughtful" father was sent down for life. A judge said the killer's actions had been a "cowardly attack borne of your hair trigger temper and fixation with knives."
As the Club World Cup heads into the knockout stages, you would be hard pressed to find anybody who doesn't believe Manchester City have been the competition's best performers so far.
BENGALURU :Carlos Alcaraz will aim to reinforce his status as the new all-court monarch of men's tennis with a third successive Wimbledon title while his chief challenger Jannik Sinner heads to London for revenge after coming off second best in an epic French Open final.
SYDNEY :Henry Pollock's rise in the rugby world has been nothing short of meteoric and on Saturday he gets a chance to make another mighty leap in a red British & Irish Lions number eight shirt against Western Force in Perth.
Without wishing to get too giddy about it, Manchester City are starting to look like Manchester City again. Three wins from three at the Club World Cup is certainly what any club with their ambitions would want - and they are the only team in the tournament to have managed it - but it was more than the result against Juventus that made this by far their most pleasing outing yet this summer.
The Club World Cup might not yet have fully caught the football world's imagination, but for Manchester City, a sticky afternoon in Orlando in late June might just prove to be a key staging point in their rejuvenation.
Manchester United are reportedly closing in on their second summer signing, Bryan Mbeumo.
NASHVILLE, TN :Al-Hilal beat Mexico's Pachuca 2-0 to reach the knockout stage of the Club World Cup on Thursday, the big-spending Saudi club's first win of the tournament enough to send them through as Group H runners-up behind Real Madrid.