Leeds players offer up a grovelling apology – Monday’s sporting social
We look at some of the best examples on social from May 1.
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Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from May 1.
Football
Leeds players offered a grovelling apology.
Injured Leah Williamson kept herself busy.
Ted Lasso visited Selhurst Park.
James Milner reflected on Liverpool’s win over Spurs.
Charlie Austin reflected on an eventful year.
Gary Neville laid down the law.
Marc-Vivien Foe was remembered.
PSV were celebrating.
Snooker
Mark Selby compiled a 147 in the World Championship final.
Brendan Moore was loving refereeing his last match.
MMA
Conor McGregor was as modest as ever.
Formula One
Ayrton Senna was remembered on the anniversary of his death.
Sergio Perez was still celebrating Sunday’s win.