Lyon will face Toulouse in the Coupe de France semi-final if they emerge victorious from their match against Lens. The other semi-final will see Nice travel to face Strasbourg. Both matches are scheduled for 22 April.
Dele Alli has returned to Tottenham Hotspur to train independently. The midfielder, who last played for Como, is using the club’s facilities to improve his fitness. A return to Tottenham is unlikely but not impossible, depending on who the permanent manager is in the summer.
Real Madrid will play Virtus Bologna, aiming to secure their tenth consecutive home win. They are currently fourth in the EuroLeague, with five of their remaining nine games at home. Virtus Bologna, who won the first-round matchup, are seeking to stay in contention for the play-in.
Gerwyn Price and Jonny Clayton hope to secure nightly victories in Cardiff. Luke Littler and Luke Humphries are searching for their first nightly win. Mark Webster believes the Lukes will be in the play-offs.
Taylor Townsend (No. 87) will face Marie Bouzkova (No. 33) in the Round of 128 at the BNP Paribas Open. Townsend is the favourite (-115) against Bouzkova (-110) in this match. According to moneyline odds, Bouzkova has a 53.5% chance to win.
WWE legend Dustin Rhodes experienced disappointment at Crufts. He missed out at the event. Further details regarding his participation and the outcome were not disclosed.
Lyon will face Lens in the Coupe de France quarter-finals. Lyon have won their last nine home matches across all competitions. Lens have not made the semi-finals of this tournament since 2010.
Tottenham’s chances of relegation are increasing according to sports analytics and data experts Opta. One fan is even considering selling his ticket for upcoming home matches. Critics are questioning the manager, the players and those making decisions above them.
Lewis Hamilton has stated his goal is to win the 2026 Formula 1 title. He says Ferrari are ‘leaving behind the bad’ as he begins his second season with the team. Hamilton has also expressed renewed energy leading up to the Australian Grand Prix.
A federal judge has ruled that Chris Gabehart can work for Spire Motorsports, but not in the same capacity as his previous role with Joe Gibbs Racing. This ruling follows a hearing regarding JGR’s motion for a restraining order to prevent Gabehart from working for Spire. JGR has also claimed Gabehart stole data, causing over $8 million in damages.
