McGregor sends warning and Iniesta gets caked – Wednesday’s sporting social
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was on song and Adam Peaty had bad news.
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Football
Forever Remembered – Bradford marked 37 years since 56 lives were lost in the Valley Parade Fire Disaster.
Andres Iniesta got caked.
Excitement was building for the FA Youth Cup final.
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was on song.
Ronaldo to Arsenal?!
He was busy relaxing, for the time being.
Ray Parlour was sunning himself.
Petr Cech got the call.
Cricket
Jonny Bairstow was in the gym.
Pat Cummins loves his coffee.
Stuart Broad revealed his cricketing pet hate.
UFC
Conor McGregor had a warning.
Darts
James Wade was recovering in hospital.
Golf
Henrik Stenson picked a Swede.
Athletics
A new challenge for Olympian Tom Bosworth.
Swimming
Bad news for Adam Peaty.