Manchester United celebrate and Fury fight reaction: Monday’s sporting social
Manchester United won the Carabao Cup against Newcastle on Sunday.
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Football
Manchester United were enjoying the morning after the night before.
It was a family affair for Bruno Fernandes.
Callum Wilson vowed to return to Wembley.
David De Gea celebrated his club record.
Gary Neville hailed Erik ten Hag’s in-game management.
Zlatan was back.
Cricket
Pat Cummins thanked the Barmy Army for their touching gesture towards his mother Maria.
Jos Buttler called for the Nighthawk.
More glory for Australia.
Sam Billings was enjoying his time in Pakistan.
Boxing
Tommy Fury’s fight with Jake Paul caught the eye.
Snooker
Shaun Murphy reflected on his journey back to winning after his Players’ Championship victory.
Formula One
Ian Poulter was excited for the return of F1.