Zaha enjoys, Joshua prepares and McColgan reflects: Tuesday’s sporting social
We look at some of the best examples on social from August 16.
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Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from August 16.
Football
Wilfried Zaha enjoyed his night in Liverpool.
And got some big praise from an old team-mate.
James Milner was up for the fight.
Reece James was hungrier than ever.
Lionel Messi and his wife ate out.
Boxing
Anthony Joshua was getting ready to go in Saudi Arabia.
Athletics
Scenes in Munich.
Tennis
Classy from Stan Wawrinka.
Holger Rune reflected on his loss to Britain’s number one.
Coco Gauff responded to Billie Jean King’s congratulations.
Golf
Ian Poulter was reunited with his clubs.
Gymnastics
Simone Biles and her sister took in the NFL pre-season.
Jessica Gadirova won gold.
Basketball
Like father, like son.
Swimming
Working lunch for Sharron Davies.
Rowing
Life’s a beach for Helen Glover
Formula One
Mercedes having fun on their summer break.
Back on the bike for George Russell.
Williams turned the clock back 30 years.
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