Looking ahead, and back, to the World Cup – Monday’s sporting social
George Russell’s first F1 success did not go unnoticed either.
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Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from November 14.
Formula One
George Russell was still celebrating his first F1 win in Brazil.
Roberto Carlos popped into the Alfa Romeo garage.
Cricket
England were still on top of the world after their T20 World Cup triumph.
Adam Gilchrist was thankful for the birthday love.
Football
The Three Lions met up ahead of the World Cup.
Aaron Ramsey brought back his blond look of Euro 2016 for the World Cup.
Dan James gave his backing to an unofficial Wales World Cup anthem.
Ronaldinho played the part.
Players headed to Qatar.
Barcelona turned the clock back for some Messi and Henry magic.
Golf
Disappointment for Collin Morikawa.
Justin Rose congratulated Tony Finau.
Lee Westwood got to work in the gym.