Sportsmail's guide to this weekend's Premier League action
It is arguably the biggest weekend of the Premier League season, with so many clubs in crucial fixtures that could have a decisive impact on their campaigns.
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It is arguably the biggest weekend of the Premier League season, with so many clubs in crucial fixtures that could have a decisive impact on their campaigns.
Elf Marc VDS Racing’s Sam Lowes spent his first day at the Circuit of the Americas focused on race pace ahead of Sunday’s Moto2 battle.
The huge smile on his face said it all. “It's a brilliant record to have,” said Bob MacIntyre, speaking at the halfway stage in the 86th Masters at Augusta National, of extending his run of making the cut in majors to eight out of eight.
Manchester United are surprised by the setback Luke Shaw has encountered six-and-a-half years ago on from suffering a double leg break.
During Unai Emery’s tenure and early in the Mikel Arteta era, Brighton became synonymous with the words “potential banana skin” for many Arsenal supporters. Between March 2018 and June 2020, Arsenal went on a five-match winless streak against Albion including the 1-1 draw towards the end of Emery’s first season that in effect cost them Champions League qualification. Arteta is chasing that same elusive prize and, while Arsenal have recovered to win two of their last three meetings, he will be wary, not least because he is unable to call upon the injured Thomas Partey. Will Magee
Rick Vaive knew his record wouldn't stand forever.
Sandy Lyle was completely unaware that he created history as the first Scottish golfer to play in 100 majors, having achieved the feat in this week’s 46th Masters.
TORONTO — Rick Vaive knew his record wouldn't stand forever.