England top scorer Harry Kane said thanks for support – Monday’s Sporting Social
We look at some of the best examples on social from March 27.
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Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from March 27.
Football
Harry Kane was thankful for support.
Harry Maguire was happy to be back at Wembley.
So was Bukayo Saka.
James Maddison celebrated his return to England action.
Recovery mode for Marcus Rashford.
England turned the clock back.
As did Salford.
Rio Ferdinand reflected on his Australia trip.
Patrice Evra = Daddy Cool.
Rugby union
Stuart Hogg announced ‘the final chapter’ of his Scotland career.
Formula One
F1 prepared to head Down Under.
Lando Norris went exploring.
Carlos Sainz saw Romain Grosjean’s car close up.
Happy 52nd birthday David Coulthard.
Stunts galore from Red Bull.