Manchester City is holding an open top bus parade to mark the success of the men’s, women’s and academy teams this season. The celebration acknowledges the men’s FA Cup trophy and Carabao Cup, the Women’s Super League trophy and the FA Youth Cup. The parade also provides an opportunity for fans to bid farewell to Pep Guardiola.
Nottingham Forest manager Vitor Pereira has admitted uncertainty over Elliot Anderson’s future at the club, amid reported interest from Manchester United. Anderson is said to be high on United’s midfield shortlist as a potential replacement for Casemiro. Manchester City are also reportedly hopeful of signing the 23-year-old.
Joao Fonseca received a code violation for ball abuse during his first-round match against Luka Pavlovic at the French Open. The 19-year-old Brazilian smashed a ball into the stands after losing a point in the first-set tiebreaker. Despite the violation and the crowd’s reaction, Fonseca recovered to win the match in three sets.
The Isle of Man TT, a renowned motorcycle road racing event, is set to take place from Monday, 25 May to Saturday, 6 June. The event is held on the 37.73-mile Mountain Course. Michael Dunlop, with a record 33 wins, and Peter Hickman are expected to be key contenders.
Tottenham Hotspur narrowly avoided Premier League relegation, securing their status with a 1-0 win over Everton. However, Gary Neville has branded their season “pathetic”, calling for a thorough review of the club’s ownership and performance. Roberto De Zerbi is planning to build a ‘dream’ team.
The Indianapolis Colts face a challenging start to their 2026 schedule. Matchups against the Ravens, Chiefs, Texans, and Steelers headline a difficult first half of the season. A road game against Jacksonville also looms large in Week 8.
Frank Warren has cautioned Oleksandr Usyk against pursuing a rematch with Rico Verhoeven. Warren insists that Usyk should instead face WBC mandatory challenger Agit Kabayel. Warren stated that he “would not stand” for Usyk fighting Verhoeven again.
More than 120 runners participated in East Kent Mind’s Rise and Run event in Whitstable last Sunday. The 5k run raised over £2,500 for the charity’s mental health services. Harrison White was the first runner to cross the finish line.
George Russell’s retirement from the Canadian Grand Prix has dealt a significant blow to his championship aspirations. The retirement handed the win to his Mercedes team-mate, Kimi Antonelli, who now holds a 43-point lead in the drivers’ championship. Russell acknowledged that Antonelli’s lead means “it’s his to lose.”
Daniel Suarez of Spire Motorsports won the rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway. The victory is closely linked to Kyle Busch Motorsports, with Spire racing out of the old Kyle Busch Motorsports shop. Suarez spoke highly of Busch and the help he offered him.
