Glitterballs! The Beckhams take to the dancefloor – Wednesday’s sporting social
Golfers were counting down to the Masters.
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Football
A salsa lesson for Mr and Mrs Beckham.
Erling Haaland was back.
Romelu Lukaku called for real action.
Chelsea supported him.
Villa players were still celebrating Bertrand Traore’s late winner.
Alex Iwobi was on a mission.
Jermain Defoe met a group of young players.
Golf
Players were counting down to the Masters.
Sir Nick Faldo put minds at rest about the Masters Champions Dinner.
Cricket
A big day for Eoin Morgan.
KP bigged up the Middle East.