Chelsea will need a solid defensive base to secure three points against Aston Villa. Aston Villa have shown strong form since the international break. Sonia Bompastor highlighted Aston Villa’s threat during turnovers in possession as a key threat.
A preview of the Quetta Gladiators versus Hyderabad Kingsmen match. The match is part of PSL 2026.
The Boat Race, a famed rivalry between Oxford and Cambridge universities, takes place annually on the River Thames. This year, the 171st Boat Race will be held on Saturday, April 4. Cambridge currently leads the men’s head-to-head 88 to 81 and the women’s 49 to 30.
Alex Fitzpatrick won his first DP World Tour title at the Hero Indian Open. This victory comes a week after his brother, Matt, triumphed on the PGA Tour. They are the first brothers to win in back-to-back weeks across the PGA and DP World Tours.
Sebastian Fundora retained his WBC super-welterweight title by defeating Keith Thurman inside six rounds. The referee stopped the contest, awarding Fundora a TKO victory. Thurman suffered the first stoppage defeat of his career.
Kimi Antonelli secured victory at the Japanese Grand Prix, becoming the youngest-ever championship leader. The Mercedes driver finished ahead of Oscar Piastri and Charles Leclerc. Piastri recorded his first race finish of the season, taking McLaren’s debut podium of the campaign.
UFC Fight Night: Adesanya vs Pyfer took place on Saturday in Seattle. Joe Pyfer earned the biggest win of his career, stopping Israel Adesanya in the second round. Michael Chiesa wrapped up his career with a submission win over Niko Price.
Moses Itauma defeated Jermaine Franklin with a fifth-round stoppage at Manchester’s Co-op Live Arena. The 21-year-old landed heavy power punches, eventually knocking Franklin out cold with an uppercut. Itauma’s promoter, Frank Warren, said the Chatham heavyweight will be back out in July.
Kimi Antonelli will start on pole for the Japanese Grand Prix. Mercedes locked out the front row at Suzuka, with George Russell second. Oscar Piastri of McLaren starts third.
Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes secured his second consecutive Formula 1 win in Suzuka, recovering from a slow start. A safety car, triggered by Oliver Bearman’s crash, aided Antonelli’s progress. Oscar Piastri finished second, with Charles Leclerc completing the podium.
