Westwood marks son’s 21st and Stokes’ F1 dream ends – Tuesday’s sporting social
Patrice Evra overcame his fears.
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Football
Bobby Moore remembered.
Patrice Evra overcame his fears.
The film was released 20 years ago.
Fernandinho insisted he was fully focused.
Forty years since Paul Canoville became the first black player to represent Chelsea.
Chelsea went walkabout.
Eric Bailly turned 28.
The trophy is just the start for Harry McKirdy.
Cricket
Ben Stokes got himself in a tight situation.
Danni Wyatt hit Hollywood.
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Boxing
Eddie Hearn was in confident mood.
Mikaela Mayer showed off her belts.
Tennis
Nick Kyrgios applauded Denis Shapovalov.
Golf
Jon Rahm reflected on his Augusta experience.
Fresh rubber for Ian Poulter.
Lee Westwood marked his son’s 21st.
MMA
Conor McGregor let his hands do the talking.
Rowing
Helen Glover played second fiddle.