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IMOLA, Italy (AP) — Max Verstappen overtook Formula One leader Charles Leclerc on the penultimate lap to win the sprint race at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on Saturday and reignite his season.
Max Verstappen pounced on Charles Leclerc in the closing stages to take Sprint glory — and pole position for Sunday’s main race — at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Verstappen started the Sprint on pole in his Red Bull but was slow off the line, allowing Leclerc to dive past and take the race lead — much to the delight of the Imola crowd.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst praised his Rangers side for adapting to Leon Balogun’s first-half red card to beat Motherwell 3-1 at Fir Park.
Arsenal dealt a blow to Manchester United's hopes of a top-four Premier League finish as Nuno Tavares, Bukayo Saka and Granit Xhaka struck in a 3-1 win on Saturday that revived the home side's chances of Champions League football next season. Arsenal were rewarded for their blistering early pace as Tavares tapped home in the third minute after United goalkeeper David de Gea pushed away a curling effort by Saka, following some poor defending by the visitors at The Emirates. AS IT HAPPENEDSaka doubled the Gunners' lead from the penalty spot after a foul on the winger in the build-up to a strike by Eddie Nketiah that went in but was ruled out as offside by the Video Assistant Referee (VAR).
Kevin Magnussen is ready to compete for a spot in the top 10 after setting a Haas qualifying record on Friday at Imola.
Arsenal’s convincing win over Manchester United at Emirates Stadium was another sign of the increasing maturity from Mikel Arteta’s side. The Gunners had lost three consecutive games in the Premier League to Brighton, Crystal Palace and Southampton, but bounced back on Wednesday night with an impressive win over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Bruno Fernandes missed a penalty as Arsenal won the crucial Premier League clash against Manchester United to climb into the Champions League spots.
Ronnie O’Sullivan needed just one frame during Saturday's afternoon session to beat Mark Allen 13-4 and head into the quarter-finals with a record-breaking 71st Crucible win. O’Sullivan seized control of the contest on Friday morning, and was just as dominant that evening as he took a 12-4 lead overnight, just one frame away from victory. Ad/> The players returned to the Crucible on Saturday and O'Sullivan needed just over 15 minutes to take the match.