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MIAMI: Erik Spoelstra didn’t even have to finish the sentence. The Miami Heat coach was speaking in the locker room after a season-extending win in Boston, players and staff standing around him in a semicircle.
Liverpool were denied a seventh European crown as Real Madrid became kings of the continent once again thanks to Vinicius Junior's strike in a Champions League final marred by chaos outside the Stade de France. Paris stepped in as host after UEFA stripped St Petersburg of the showpiece following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but it did not provide a fitting host as European royalty went toe-to-toe in the biggest club match of the season. Kick-off had to be delayed by 36 minutes due to substantial security issues outside the Stade de France, where Liverpool would be edged out 1-0 in a tense, engaging final settled by Real star Vinicius Jr.
Racing was abandoned after four races at Chester on Saturday afternoon following safety concerns over conditions on the home bend.
Johnny Sexton put on a brave face, but it was hard to mask the dejection in the aftermath of their Heineken Champions Cup final defeat to La Rochelle.
Real Madrid goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois was delighted to prove a point to his critics in England after keeping out Liverpool to help the Spanish giants win the Champions League final. The former Chelsea stopper produced one of the best performances of his life to keep Liverpool at bay in Paris as Real ran out 1-0 victors thanks to Vinicius Junior's second-half strike. The Belgian said on BT Sport: "I said to my friends yesterday that when Real Madrid play finals they win it. I am on the good side of history. "Today I needed to win a final for my career, for all the hard work to put respect on my name because I don't think I have enough respect, especially in England."
Sligo needed extra-time to get past the dogged challenge of London in an intense Tailteann Cup round one tie at Markievicz Park.
Kerry boss Jack O'Connor admitted he was wary of his side’s upcoming layoff after their facile Munster SFC final win over Limerick.