A defensive masterclass from Arsenal led a 1-0 win over Barcelona in the Women’s Champions League final

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Motorsport UK confirmed the death of both drivers as investigations were launched

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Due to their superior goal difference, a draw at Craven Cottage should be sufficient to secure a top-five spot in the Premier League.

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Postecoglou will go on holiday on Monday after Spurs’ final match of the season at home to Brighton.

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Victory for the Blues against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground will seal a top-five finish and a place in Europe’s top competition.

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The 47-year-old missed three games as he worked his way back to health.

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The United boss insists he and his players will show their appreciation to supporters after the final whistle at Old Trafford on Sunday.

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The Gunners remain the only English side to have lifted the Women’s Champions League trophy, having also done it 18 years ago.

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The often unsung Arsenal captain lifted the Champions League trophy alongside Leah Williamson in Lisbon

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The Gunners remain the only English team to lift the trophy, doing so for a second time 18 years after they became the first

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Aberdeen 1-1 Celtic (Aberdeen won 4-3 on pens): Dons goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov saved two penalties to win his side a first Scottish Cup for 35 years

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A stoppage-time winner from 19-year-old substitute Tommy Watson capped a remarkable campaign.

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The Gunners will celebrate their success in the Women’s Champions League final outside the Emirates on bank holiday Monday

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Arsenal 1-0 Barcelona: Stina Blackstenius goal proved key as Arsenal made history with a first Champions League win in 18 years

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Arsenal 1-0 Barcelona: Stina Blackstenius grabbed the only goal and the Gunners valiantly clung on to become European champions for the first time in 18 years

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Sheffield United 1-2 Sunderland: Tommy Watson’s 95th-minute winner sent half of Wembley wild in the Championship play-off final as the Black Cats ended their eight-year exile from the top flight

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The England captain said an answer of his about selection for the India series had been ‘twisted’ after the innings and 45 runs win over Zimbabwe.

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Eliezer Mayenda had earlier dragged the Black Cats back into the game.

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Djokovic fought back from losing the first set and being a break down in the decider to beat Hubert Hurkacz in the Geneva Open final

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Still will be confirmed as the next Saints boss this weekend and will be tasked with earning an immediate return to the Premier League

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