Looking back with pride and forward with anticipation – Friday’s sporting social
As Tyson Fury put his shirt on his local team.
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Football
England stepped up their World Cup preparations.
The Premier League’s youngest ever player Ethan Nwaneri showed off his confidence.
Arsenal signed Netherlands defender Jurrien Timber.
Today was a good one in the history books for Manchester City.
Jude Bellingham impressed in training.
Leeds wished a happy retirement to a former favourite.
Wimbledon
The men’s singles final was eagerly anticipated.
Still plenty of love for Ons Jabeur from the beaten Aryna Sabalenka.
Strike a pose!
Caroline Garcia vowed to bounce back.
Elise Mertens and Storm Hunter reached the women’s doubles final.
Cricket
England looked back on their World Cup triumph.
Golf
Game recognises game.
Boxing
Tyson Fury got kitted out.
Motor racing
It was damp at Goodwood.
Ferrari turned the clock back.