Zlatan turns 40 and double celebration for Willett – Sunday’s sporting social
Danny Willett won the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on his 34th birthday.
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Football
Zlatan turned 40.
Tottenham got back to winning ways.
Brentford stunned West Ham.
Liverpool remembered Roger Hunt.
Watford sacked Xisco Munoz.
Kalvin Phillips loved Leeds’ first win.
Kai Havertz did all he could to protect his Crocs.
Commentary and celebration on point in the MLS.
Golf
Double celebration for Danny Willett
London Marathon
Charlotte Purdue became the third fastest British woman in history.
The Weirwolf came home third.
Cricket
Ricky Ponting showed his passion at the IPL.
Virat Kohli was pleased with his team.