Gareth Bale reflects and Michael Owen impressed – Friday’s sporting social
Raheem Sterling enjoyed being back with England.
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Football
Gareth Bale recalled a memorable night.
Michael Owen was impressed by the Wales captain’s exploits.
Raheem Sterling enjoyed being back with England.
Meanwhile, Real Madrid focused on the exploits of a couple of their other international players.
On a weekend without Premier League action, Manchester City recalled a satisfying day eight years ago.
And Matty Cash looked forward to next week’s international action.
And Marcus Rashford celebrated Jadon Sancho’s birthday with him.
Motor racing
Aston Martin looked forward despite Sebastian Vettel’s bad news.
While “super sub” Nico Hulkenberg looked forward to returning to the action.
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