Bournemouth’s latest Old Trafford win made it three 3–0 victories and a 4–4 draw across their last four Premier League visits, yielding 13 goals and 10 points.
Kimi Antonelli won in Austin by 13.078 seconds, but Russell and Hamilton kept the championship alive; ninth place in Mexico would guarantee the title.
Jake Woodley stopped Zayne Havener at 4:16 of round two to claim the LFA middleweight title, following the four-second knockout that made promotional history.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander finished three points short of extending his NBA record after asking to leave Oklahoma City’s victory over Denver with 1:43 remaining.
Marco Bezzecchi topped Phillip Island Practice by 0.072 seconds after switching to his spare bike during a session red-flagged for debris and a wallaby.
Aston Villa’s 3–1 victory over Viking made them the second-quickest club to reach 20 European Cup and Champions League wins, behind only Real Madrid.
Anthony Davis paired a record-equalling 34-point Wizards debut with 12 rebounds as Washington overturned a fourth-quarter deficit to beat Milwaukee 128–116.
Phil Foden scored three and supplied Rayan Cherki’s goal as Manchester City beat AEK Athens 5–1, giving him a direct role in four of their five goals.
Paul George’s record-setting first regular-season game for Boston included seven threes and five steals, but Detroit’s fourth-quarter surge delivered a 121–113 win.
Honda confirmed Diogo Moreira’s factory promotion for 2027, reviving a Brazilian connection to 2004—the year its young rider was born.