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Alex Rins won a dramatic Americas Grand Prix after race favourite Francesco Bagnaia crashed out from the lead. Rins put Bagnaia under huge pressure during the opening laps, as he thought about the overtake on the defending champion several times.
Manchester United put their European blues behind them as they classily beat Nottingham Forest 2-0 on a testing afternoon at the City Ground. Arriving in a bubbling cauldron prior to kick-off, Erik ten Hag had to contend with enforced changes to the free-flowing side that played — at times — some sumptuous stuff against Sevilla last Thursday, and while some that came in failed to impress, those that kept their places lit up this fast and fiery encounter.
Andrey Rublev completed a thrilling comeback to win his maiden ATP 1000 title with a 5-7 6-2 7-5 victory over Holger Rune at the Monte Carlo Masters. Rublev was a set down and looked set for the runner-up spot at 3-0 and 4-1 behind in the final set, but roared back in style. Ad The turning point came when Rublev saved a break point in the sixth game of the last set, before winning six of the last seven games.
Stephen Hendry is to face Darren Morgan at the 2023 World Seniors Championship as the draw for the event was made. Last year's champion Lee Walker will begin the defence of his title against Gerard Greene, while Jimmy White is still to learn the name of his opponent. Ad Following the conclusion of the World Championship on May 1, the seniors will take over the Crucible for their own event, which runs from 3-7 May.
The #8 Toyota of Sebastien Buemi, Brendon Hartley, and Ryo Hirakawa took a dominant victory at the 6 Hours of Portimao ahead of the #50 Ferrari. It was a comfortable victory for the #8 Toyota after the #7 Toyota suffered a failed torque sensor in the opening hour, which put them in the garage. Ad As was the case in the season-opener, Toyota had a clear pace advantage on Ferrari, so the win was never in doubt and they won by over a lap.
Neil Robertson’s dominant win over Wu Yize in the first round of the World Championship made a big impression on Jimmy White and Alan McManus. The 2010 champion was pushed hard in the first session by Wu, but closed that out strongly and carried the momentum into the second session as he wrapped up a 10-3 win. Ad He knocked in two 146 breaks in the match to write himself into the history books.
Barcelona played out their second successive goalless draw in la Liga as they were unable to find a way past relegation-threatened Getafe. The closest the deadlock came to being broken was in the first-half when Raphinha raced through on goal and shot against the post, with Alejandro Balde hitting the same part of the woodwork with his rebound. Ad The visitors forced saves from David Soria thanks to efforts from Robert Lewandowski, Jordi Alba and Franck Kessie, but it was by no means one-way traffic.
Arsenal threw away a two-goal lead for the second weekend running as they were held to a 2-2 draw by West Ham United that undermined their title challenge with more dropped points The Gunners made the perfect start and were 2-0 up inside 10 minutes, first through Gabriel Jesus who tapped in at the end of a crisp move, and later Martin Odegaard whose close-range volley also followed good build-up play. Ad West Ham offered nothing in the opening half an hour and the London Stadium was growing frustrated, but then Thomas Partey gifted the home side a lifeline by trying an ill-judged flick. Declan Rice won the ball and moved it on to Lucas Paqueta, who won a penalty that was scored by Said Benrahma.