Sports stars spread the love on Father’s Day – Sunday’s sporting social
The likes of David Beckham, Coco Gauff and Sergio Garcia showed appreciation for their Dads.
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Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from June 19.
Father’s Day
Football
Liverpool got their man.
CR7 kept in great shape.
Crouchie was on stage.
Dan James popped the question.
Cricket
Mark Butcher enjoyed Holland.
Pat Cummins’ son was on dog-walking duties.
Boxing
Chris Eubank Jr had a score to settle.
Jake Paul made a promise.
Horse Racing
Frankie Dettori was loving it.
Tennis
Caroline Wozniacki shared some good news.
Formula One
Young Lando.
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