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The FA has confirmed investigations are under way into crowd-related incidents at Millwall and Colchester after some supporters booed players taking a knee during their home games on Saturday.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has explained how a “radio failure” in the team’s garage triggered the uncharacteristic confusion in the F1 world champions’ pit box and started a chain of events that cost a luckless George Russell a victory and earned the team a fine.
If the hills had eyes, they would know the truth about every sparring rumour from Wladimir Klitschko’s factory of domination in the Austrian Alps, they would see future champions stand firm and out-of-their-depth contenders crash, they would watch as aspirations grew for the survivors and dreams died for the many who couldn’t cut it.
The Kansas City Chiefs survived a scare on Sunday night before eventually overcoming a stubborn Denver Broncos side 22-16 to clinch a playoff berth.
In an exclusive interview with Sky Sports News’ Gary Cotterill, Jose Mourinho called on Tottenham to be “calm and patient” in their pursuit of silverware as they get set for a vital north London derby against Arsenal.
Derby interim boss Wayne Rooney has described the booing by fans as players took a knee before Millwall vs Derby on Saturday as “disgraceful and mindless”.
Romain Grosjean has confirmed with “great sadness” that he will not return for what was scheduled to be his final race in Formula 1 in next week’s season-ending Abu Dhabi GP due to the injuries sustained in last week’s fiery accident at the Bahrain GP.
Anthony Joshua is preparing for his world heavyweight championship defence against Kubrat Pulev by sparring trusted faces, experienced veterans, unbeaten contenders and hungry prospects.
Millwall say they are “dismayed and saddened by events which marred Saturday’s game against Derby County” after a section of home fans booed players taking a knee ahead of kick-off.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says he was able to learn from Tottenham counterpart Jose Mourinho by watching the club’s “very interesting” all-access television documentary.
