Lewis Hamilton qualified third for Ferrari at the Chinese Grand Prix, prompting Mercedes boss Toto Wolff to joke the team briefly had “three cars” near the top of the grid alongside Kimi Antonelli and George Russell.
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Bournemouth already had a Hollywood connection in its ownership group. Now that link comes with one of the film industry’s biggest honors. Actor Michael B. Jordan, a minority investor in the Premier League club, recently won the Oscar for Best Actor for his role in Sinners, giving the English football side an unusual tie to the Academy Awards.
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Wayne Rooney joked about his own managerial career after Micah Richards asked him a question on BBC’s Match of the Day during a discussion about Liverpool teenager Rio Ngumoha.
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A professional wrestling event in Kentucky took a frightening turn when referee Dallas Edwards suddenly collapsed in the ring during a match. What initially appeared to be part of the scripted performance was later confirmed to be a serious medical emergency.
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The highly anticipated Finalissima between Argentina and Spain will not take place after plans to host the match in Qatar collapsed amid security concerns in the Middle East and failed negotiations over a replacement venue.
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Dominik Szoboszlai warned Liverpool must “wake up” after Richarlison’s late equaliser for Tottenham denied them victory and dealt a blow to their push for Champions League qualification.
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Barcelona just chose continuity, and not by a slim margin. Laporta’s landslide reelection gives him a runway to finish a stadium rebuild, manage massive debt, and keep the Flick and Deco sporting plan intact. But it also extends the central argument of his second era, can a member owned club spend its way back to the top without undermining the very model that makes it unique.
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With the 2025/26 Premier League season entering its final weeks, the race for the PFA Player of the Year is wide open. Midfield leaders, defensive standouts and prolific forwards are all emerging as contenders.
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A Formula 1 race weekend will be streamed live on Netflix for the first time in the United States when the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal in May 2026 becomes part of a new partnership between Netflix and Apple TV, according to Reuters. The deal marks another step in Formula 1’s growing move toward streaming platforms.
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Lewis Hamilton has made it clear that he does not want to retire from Formula 1 before the sport returns to Africa, a continent that has been missing from the championship calendar for more than three decades.
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