Mack

Race: Alpine: Colapinto vs Gasly [R] Aston Martin: Alonso vs Stroll [R] Ferrari: Leclerc [R] vs Hamilton Haas: Ocon vs Bearman [R] McLaren: Norris vs Piastri [R] Mercedes: Antonelli vs Russell [R] Racing Bulls: Hadjar vs Lawson [R] Red Bull: Verstappen [R] vs Tsunoda Sauber: Bortoleto [R] vs Hulkenberg Williams: Albon [R] vs Sainz Jr Winner: Oscar Piastri Fastest Lap: Kimi Antonelli After Race: @Liam Sota - 427.5pts @Mack - 421pts @Sarah - 417.5pts @Houdini - 407pts @Dobbo - 391pts @Herbs - 384pts @Bjork - 122pts @Severin - 64.5pts @Viper* - 33pts Thank you all for playing.

Qualifying: Alpine: Colapinto vs Gasly [Q] Aston Martin: Alonso [Q] vs Stroll Ferrari: Leclerc [Q] vs Hamilton Haas: Ocon [Q] vs Bearman McLaren: Norris [Q] vs Piastri Mercedes: Antonelli vs Russell [Q] Racing Bulls: Hadjar [Q] vs Lawson Red Bull: Verstappen [Q] vs Tsunoda Sauber: Bortoleto [Q] vs Hulkenberg Williams: Albon [Q] vs Sainz Jr Pole Position: Lando Norris After Qualifying: @Liam Sota - 417.5pts @Mack - 411pts @Sarah - 402.5pts @Houdini - 395pts @Dobbo - 376pts @Herbs - 374pts @Bjork - 122pts @Severin - 64.5pts @Viper* - 33pts

Sunderland have agreed a fee with Bayer Leverkusen for Granit Xhaka. Sky Sports News understand the fee is in the region of £17m, costing Sunderland an initial £13m + £4m in add-ons. Sky Sports News reported Sunderland had agreed personal terms with the former Arsenal man.

In the Women's World Matchplay, Fallon Sherrock missed 11 match darts to win it and it was Lisa Ashton who won it 5-4 who takes the place at the Grand Slam of Darts and the World Championship.

Luke Littler has become the fifth player to complete darts' Triple Crown by beating James Wade 18-13 in a brilliant World Matchplay final in Blackpool. The 18-year-old has joined Phil Taylor, Michael van Gerwen, Gary Anderson and Luke Humphries on the list of players to have won the Matchplay, Premier League and World Championship. Wade, who won the Matchplay in 2007 when his opponent was six months old, raced 5-0 ahead before Littler reeled off five consecutive legs to level the best-of-35-legs contest. The teenager from Warrington nudged in front for the first time at 7-6 but could not fully shake off his fellow Englishman, 42, during a high-quality final until a run of four consecutive legs pushed him over the winning line. Both players posted three-dart averages in excess of 101 and hit more than 40% of their attempts at doubles, while Littler threw 17 180s on his way to securing the Phil Taylor Trophy and £200,000 first prize.

Chelsea are closing in on a deal to sign Ajax defender Jorrel Hato, according to The Athletic. The report suggests while, an agreement is yet to be reached between the two clubs, the two clubs are expected to compromise on a deal worth above €40m (£35m) for the 19-year-old. However, it is said that personal terms are in place between Hato and Chelsea. Hato requested not to be included in Ajax's squad for the Como Cup final on Sunday.

James Trafford is set to begin his Manchester City medical today ahead of a move from Burnley. City have agreed a deal with Burnley that will see them pay £27m to re-sign the goalkeeper, who came through their academy. The deal agreed with Burnley was worth around £31m plus add-ons, but the price has been reduced for City due to a sell-on clause they inserted in Trafford's contract.

Kanye this time.

We Are The People out already, ☹️ blink-182 to go this time.

Lee Mead

Final Result: England @Mack 1-1 Spain (Everyone else bar @Mack England win 3-1 on penalties. The 2025 Women's Euro Sweepstake goes to: @Mack Many thanks to everyone who took part in this sweepstake.

Sarina Wiegman has won her third Euros in a row as an head coach.

Chloe Kelly, you legend.

Good pen from Charles, 2-1.

Hoping it doesn't happen although sadly inevitable that if an England player misses an penalty that they will get an torrent of abuse on social media if England lose.

For only the second time in an Women's Euros final it goes to penalties.

Last time an Women's Euro final went to penalties, the first one in 1984.

Extra time it is again.

That's my punt for Spain done.

Four minutes of added time for someone to win it.

Another 2-1 scoreline between Spain and England at the end?

They do indeed look much better in the second half, England.

And in quick succession Bronze gets booked for England.