Sean Dyche motivation and Zach Johnson digs in – Wednesday’s sporting social
The best of the day’s social media posts from the sporting world.
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Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from March 2.
Football
The Burnley ‘gaffer’ wished BBC Radio 1’s Jordan North well on his rowing mission for Comic Relief.
Middlesbrough were celebrating a famous victory.
It was an emotional occasion as Oleksandr Zinchenko captained Manchester City.
Marcelo Bielsa’s translator at Leeds bid an emotional farewell to the club.
Arsenal remembered one of the Premier League’s all-time great goals.
Scotland international Callum Paterson shared some happy news.
Cricket
Sir Andrew Strauss turned 45.
Australia captain Pat Cummins was delighted to be in Pakistan.
Golf
Zach Johnson looked to the future and the pasta.
Tiger Woods had some fun at Phil Mickelson’s expense.
Scott Hend and friends were invisible.
A Masters-winning Ryder Cup captain turned 64.
Tennis
Elina Svitolina thanked the Ukrainian army after victory in Mexico.
Novak Djokovic paid tribute to his departing coach Marian Vajda.
Hot cross buns over pancakes for Johanna Konta.
Winter Paralympics
The torch relay began.
Formula One
Lando Norris had team-mate Daniel Ricciardo shine his shoes…with his glove.
Pierre Gasly enjoyed a night out.
Shot of the day?
Curling
Eve Muirhead was still celebrating.
UFC
Family time for Conor McGregor.
Who wanted to buy Chelsea!
Boxing
Jack Catterall was not happy.