Scott Down Under, Taylor retires and Barnes’ birthday – Monday’s sporting social
Jill Scott made her mark on I’m a Celebrity.
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Football
Jill Scott made her mark on I’m a Celebrity.
Wales’ official World Cup song – a reworked version of Dafydd Iwan anthem ‘Yma o Hyd’ – got its first airing…
…while former Wales favourite Neil Taylor, who played in every match of the country’s run to the Euro 2016 semi-finals, announced his retirement.
Rio Ferdinand turned 44.
And shares his big day with former United team-mate David De Gea.
John Barnes entered his 60th year.
Liverpool turned the clock back.
Cricket
Sam Curran was ready for the semi-finals.
Formula One
Mercedes lit up the Las Vegas launch party.
Valtteri Bottas took in the falls.
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