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Defeats do not come more difficult than the one that Manchester City suffered in Madrid on Wednesday evening. Two goals ahead going into the final minute but still somehow eliminated from the Champions League. What could Pep Guardiola say?
Toto Wolff says Lewis Hamilton “knows pretty well” the time to retire – and it will not be this season or next.
Darren Moore was very honest in his assessment of Sheffield Wednesday’s performance as they were beaten 1-0 by Sunderland in the play-off semi-final first leg. The singular goal – provided by Ross Stewart – didn’t fully reflect the dominance of the Black Cats in front of a record crowd.
F1 began its inaugural Miami GP with a frantic pair of practice sessions as teams and drivers got to grips with the Miami International Autodrome, where Charles Leclerc led the opening practice session before Russell capped an encouraging day for Mercedes with top spot in FP2.
Sky Sports and England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) are joining forces to deliver another year of Dynamos Cricket Intros; a multi-year initiative that champions inclusion, encouraging children from more communities to take up the game of cricket.
Aston Martin driver Sebastian Vettel explained his protest t-shirt at the Miami Grand Prix opening ceremony. The Miami street circuit is the first of two visits to the United States this season, but the coastal location is predicted to be underwater by the end of century according to some scientists, who point to the melting ice caps associated with climate change.
The Premier League season is quickly drawing to a close, but we still have some huge games left – including this Sunday at the Emirates as Arsenal host Leeds.
Graham Potter is a thinker. Aside from being a highly-rated Premier League manager, he is an academic with a degree in social sciences and a masters in leadership and emotional intelligence.