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      Tyson Fury and Paris enjoy wild night in Monaco partying with 50 Cent, Derek Chisora and Michael Flatley on yacht

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      TYSON FURY rubbed shoulders with celebs galore during a plush party in Monaco.The former two-time unified heavyweight champion jetted away with his wife Paris this week for an early summer holiday.Tyson and Paris are currently enjoying a plush Monaco holidayCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYThe couple enjoyed a wild night out with Derek Chisora and 50 Cent at a plush nightclubCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYFury later partied with his former foe on a luxury yachtCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYFury, 36, whisked his childhood sweetheart to Lake Como in Italy before heading to the Principality.The pair have been enjoying all the picturesque region has to offer, including taking a boat ride along the gorgeous coastline.And they enjoyed a night out with hip royalty and a dance icon.The Gypsy King, who declared himself part of the “rich gang” on Instagram hours before the night out, was spotted rubbing shoulders with rapper 50 Cent at plush nightspot Twiga Monte Carlo.READ MORE ON TYSON FURYTyson and Paris were treated to a score of the rapper’s classic songs, which he performed with fellow former G-Unit member Tony Yayo.The couple took in 50’s performance along with Derek Chisora, who was all smiles as he documented the night on his Insta.Tyson had a brief embrace with the ‘In Da Club’ star outside the venue and was beaming after meeting the rap icon.He was also all smiles as he and Paris met legendary dance choreographer Michel Flateley and Michael Wittstock, the father of Princess Chalene of Monaco, onboard a luxury yacht.Most read in BoxingJOIN SUN VEGAS: GET £50 BONUSTyson and Paris ended up meeting dance choreography icon Michael FlatleyCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYParis was seemingly overjoyed to meet FlatleyCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYTyson also ended up meeting Michael Wittstock, the father of Princess Chalene of MonacoCredit: INSTAGRAM@TYSONFURYThe Furys’ star-studded night out came just hours after Tyson took to his Instagram to dismiss talk of a ring return.He said: “I hear a lot of talk about the Gypsy King returning to boxing and I ask this question: for what?Eddie Hearn teases Anthony Joshua vs Tyson Fury in 2025?! + Allen KOs Fisher | Split Decision | Sun Sport“What would I return for? More belts? I’ve won 22 of them.”I’ve been rumped, that’s it, fair play to them, they got their use out of me.“But I’m happy, I am happy, content with what I have achieved and accomplished.”I’ve been around the world and back again. “And this is what retirement looks like for the Gypsy King, not too shabby.”He added: “I’m in no rush at all, to come back to boxing and get my face punched in.“For what? What would I return for? I ask that question. I am retired and I am staying retired.“I have nothing to prove to anybody and nothing to return for.”A blockbuster domestic dust-up with long-time rival Anthony Joshua awaits Fury should he decide to lace them up one more time.And AJ isn’t giving up hope of sharing the ring with the Wythenshawe warrior.Read More on The SunAlong with a picture of himself watching a Fury fight, he wrote on his private Snapchat: “One of these days it’ll be standing in the opposite corner.”Ready and fully charged spiritually.” More

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      Wrexham’s millionaire Hollywood owners set to be hit hard in the pocket as they try and build Championship squad

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      WREXHAM are learning there is a financial downside to their dramatic rise up the divisions.Phil Parkinson’s Championship new-boys are offering huge deals to new players — but they are also stuck with older ones who have just picked up hefty pay rises for being promoted.Wrexham finished second in League One this termCredit: APRob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds have now inspired Wrexham to three promotionsCredit: GettyThe likes of striker Paul Mullin are on even larger salaries than before,  making exits difficult so that Dragons may have to pay some to leave the Racecourse on loans or frees.Wrexham finished second in League One on 92 points, five above Stockport and 19 behind runaway champions Birmingham.Upon the end of the season, the Red Dragons announced exits for eight players.Steven Fletcher, Mark Howard, Josh Adam, Jordan Davies, Harry Dean, Brad Foster and Liam Hall were all released.READ MORE FOOTBALLWhile Sam Dalby snubbed a new deal in January and will also be leaving.Wrexham have offered Callum Edwards a new deal.While an option to extend Aaron James’ deal by a further year has been triggered.Wrexham have already been linked with several players since earning promotion.Most read in ChampionshipBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKThe Red Dragons are reportedly in talks with Fulham captain Tom Cairney.Cairney, 34, is out of contract and available on a free transfer.Wrexham stars celebrate in iconic Las Vegas casino and hijack luggage cart after Hollywood owners splash £500k on partyBut the former Scotland international would command hefty wages.Wrexham are believed to be in the market for experienced players, with Cairney fitting the bill.Tom Cairney has been linked with a move to WrexhamCredit: Shutterstock Editorial More

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      Man City ace Phil Foden sparks fury with fishing-themed birthday party as neighbours blast ‘ridiculous’ noise

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      PHIL Foden has angered some of his new neighbours after hosting a fishing-themed 25th birthday party – complete with a nightclub-style sound system, singer and DJs. The Manchester City and England midfielder moved out of his previous home following noise complaints from neighbours and recently splashed out on a new mansion in a more rural part of Cheshire. Phil Foden with The Voice’s Holly Ellison at the bashCredit: InstagramFoden’s fishing-themed birthday party annoyed some of his neighboursCredit: InstagramFoden with his birthday giftCredit: InstagramFoden’s partner Rebecca, 24, posted on their son Ronnie’s Instagram account videos of the party which showed 2018 The Voice singer Holly Ellison belting out dance tracks as partygoers enjoyed themselves. The mum of three posted: “The best night ever for my dads surprise fishing themed birthday party. “Thankyou to everyone who came and made it such a special night… also thankyou to our dj @dusk7__ & special guest @ultrabeat_official & @hollyellisonmusic. “Thankyou to @ledigo_events as always the best set up.” Read more newsHolly, 42, added in a post on TikTok: “What a night performing for @Phil Foden birthday celebrations! Incredible energy, amazing people & a night to Remember.”But the party was not welcomed by all, with some locals complaining that the sound of “Jamaican dancehall” music could be heard for miles around. Jayne Jennings complained: “Our local famous footballer back up to their old tricks. The noise level is ridiculous.” Greg Milam added: “I’m surprised all of Cheshire can’t hear it. It is unacceptable” while Oaul Eddie quipped: “Hopefully his mum is there to keep the peace.” Most read in FootballSome residents complained that they had not been invited, while John Swindley said: “Made walking the dog much more fun tonight.”Both Foden and his parents Claire and Phil Snr have previously been the subject of noise complaints stemming from loud parties at the former homes in Prestbury, Cheshire. New footage shows Phil Foden’s reaction to Man Utd fans’ sick chant aimed at his mum In July last year residents in his road penned an open letter branding him “selfish” and called for City to get involved.Foden, who turns 25 on Wednesday, has been left out of Thomas Tuchel’s latest England squad so he can recover from an ankle injury. He has admitted his loss of form this season is due to struggling “off the pitch mentally”, saying: “some things are bigger than football”. City play their final Premier League game against Fulham today before taking part in the FIFA Club World Cup in June. In his spare time, Foden is a big fan of fishing, and last month was pictured holding up a catch alongside the team from Manchester-based Carp Fever.While last summer, he went on a £14-a-day angling holiday in the Cotswolds.He snubbed exotic destinations popular with other Premier League stars to spend five days with his dad fishing for carp, catfish, tench, pike and perch.An onlooker at Linear Fisheries in Witney, Oxfordshire, said: “Phil was happy as Larry camping out in a cheap tent,“He was so down to earth and was just hell-bent on trying to land himself a carp as the lake has some absolutely enormous ones in it.Read More on The Sun“While his England pals were living it up in posh hotels next to beaches, the most luxurious thing Phil had on his holiday was a Portaloo.”Foden’s agent was contacted for comment. There was even a bucking broncoCredit: InstagramThe party featured photos of Foden with his kids on fishing tripsCredit: InstagramA sign saying ‘Phil 25’Credit: InstagramEllison performing at the bashCredit: InstagramFoden enjoyed a £14-a-day angling holiday in the Cotswolds last summerFoden holds up a beauty caught on a trip with the team from Manchester-based Carp Fever in April More

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      Horror moment car crashes into crowd of spectators leaving at least 17 injured in shocking scenes at drag racing event

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      THIS is the horror moment a car crashed into spectators with four people reportedly in a life-threatening condition.The shocking scenes occurred at a drag racing event in Krosno, Poland.The driver lost control of the car and it crashed into the crowdCredit: @remizacomplFootage posted by Polish outlet Remiza shows a green BMW on the start line.But soon after pulling away in the quarter mile race, the driver loses control of the car.The vehicle veers to the left before skidding in the opposite direction and heading towards a crowd of spectators.At least 17 fans have been injured as a result of the accident. READ MORE IN MOTORSPORTFour are said to be in a life-threatening condition, with 13 taken to hospital.Ten medical rescue teams rushed to the airfield in Krosno to treat those injured.Firefighters and an air ambulance crew from Krakow have also arrived at the scene. The local fire service wrote on social media: “Nearly 30 firefighters (9 deputies) from the Krosno district fire department are providing assistance to the victims of an accident that occurred on the apron of the Krosno airport during a car race. Most read in Motorsport”PRM rescuers and firefighters provided assistance to 14 people.”Polish media report there has been no fatalities so far. More

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      Chloe Kelly ‘grateful’ to find happiness and Champions League success with Arsenal after being in ‘dark place’

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      CHLOE KELLY will be forever grateful to Arsenal after finding happiness and Champions League glory, following some dark moments this term. However the England star was tight-lipped on her future with her loan move ending after the Gunners’ defeat of Barcelona. Chloe Kelly wrapped up her loan stint with Arsenal by helping the team win this year’s Women’s Champions LeagueCredit: Shutterstock EditorialThe England forward played for 68 minutes in of the Gunner’s 1-0 win against Barcelona at Sporting Lisbon’s home ground in PortugalCredit: GettyKelly and her Arsenal pals are set to celebrate their contest triumph with a trophy outside the Emirates on Monday 26 MayCredit: AlamyFollowing her Man City to Arsenal switch in January, Kelly, 27, has impressed for the club, including during their triumphant Champions League charge. The forward made eight appearances in Europe for Renee Slegers’ side this term. And she played for 68 minutes yesterday as the team fought their way to a 1-0 defeat of Barcelona in this year’s decider played in Portugal’s capital Lisbon. The loan move that led to Kelly helping the Gunners win a second Champions League trophy, was preceded by her bombshell statement concerning a lack of game time at City. Read More Football Stories In the written post Kelly mentioned her mental wellbeing and lack of minutes affecting her career as well as her need to be happy again The England forward said: “From being in such a dark place to now, it’s crazy. “I was ready to take a break from football completely (but now) I’m just grateful. As soon as I stepped foot in this club, I found happiness. Most read in Football“As soon as Renee Slegers got on the phone to give me the opportunity to represent this badge, I wanted to repay her.”Tomorrow Kelly and her Champions League-winning pals will gather outside Emirates Stadium for a trophy celebration set to be attended by Arsenal fans. Players are due to celebrate their triumph in Armoury Square near the ground with the Bank Holiday Monday shindig expected to begin at 11:30.Of the club’s supporters, Kelly added: “I love them, they’re flipping amazing. Whether I was playing against them or for them, they’re the best fans.” Kelly’s Arsenal experience goes all the way back to 2010 when she joined their academy before making her senior debut five years later at 17. Spells at Everton and Man City followed the forward from 2016 before she made her Gunners return this January. On whether she wishes to stay at Arsenal with her Man City contract ending in June, Kelly added: “If it’s my last game for the club, I’ll forever be grateful. “They gave me an opportunity to step foot on the pitch and find happiness.They gave me an opportunity to step foot on the pitch and find happiness. “It’s not about football at times. No matter what happened today, the club gave me happiness.”Arsenal’s Champions League triumph saw Slegers become the first Dutch coach to steer a team trophy glory in the contest. Beth Mead laid on the assist for Arsenal’s winning goal after coming on as a substitute for Kelly in the 69th minute of their 1-0 defeat of BarcelonaCredit: GettyAnd Beth Mead, 30, hopes the performance Arsenal produced against Barcelona can be replicated by the team throughout a season. Read More on The SunThe forward, who teed up Stina Blackstenius’ match-winning goal, said: “The European journey has been incredible. “We’ve had a lot of ups and downs but we’ve shown so much character to win. Now as a team, we’ve got to do that throughout a full season.” More

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      ‘Holy cow!’ – ELEVEN car pile-up at Monaco as carnage unfolds on track just hours ahead of Grand Prix

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      A SHOCKING 11-car pile-up caused chaos in Monaco this morning.The incident occurred right at the start of this morning’s F2 race, sparked by McLaren junior driver Alex Dunne colliding with Victor Martins.This morning’s race began with a worrying incidentCredit: F1 TVEleven cars were involved in the astonishing pile-upCredit: F1 TVThe race on the famous streets of Monte-Carlo precedes the Monaco Grand Prix.Dunne, 19, is the championship leader and began the race in P1.The Irishman’s poor start, however, immediately saw him overtaken by Martins.As Dunne tried to go up the inside of the Frenchman’s ART the pair collided – sending Martins into the barrier.READ MORE ON MONACODunne was subsequently hit by Richard Verschoor, although Leonardo Fornaroli was able to squeeze through to take the lead.Following the chaos, which had one fan writing “Holy cow!” on social media, behind Fornaroli, the race was red flagged.Dunne, Martins and Verschoor were all out of the race – as well as Gabriele Mini, Ritomo Miyata, Pepe Marti, Amaury Cordeel and Max Esterson.The incident caused a lengthy delay as the area was tidied up – although thankfully no drivers were significantly hurt.Most read in MotorsportBEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKWhen action resumed, Fornaroli led for much of the race.But there was to be a further twist, with the safety car required following Dino Beganovic’s crash.Sky Sports F1 pundits in hysterics as star reveals he ‘almost crash’ after bizarre injury in ‘sensitive area’The timing worked perfectly for Jak Crawford to head straight for the pit lane – subsequently taking the lead.American Crawford, 20, claimed victory, with Fornaroli coming second.Initially third was British 17-year-old Arvid Lindblad – but he was docked five seconds for speeding in the pit.This dropped Lindblad all the way down to ninth, with the final podium place taken by Sebastian Montoya.Later today, Lewis Hamilton and Co will race around the same track for Formula 1’s prestigious Monaco GP.Lando Norris will begin on pole, with his team-mate Oscar Piastri in P3.Read More on The SunThe Ferraris have looked quick so far this weekend, with Charles Leclerc beginning in P2 and Hamilton P4.Last week’s winner in Imola Max Verstappen, meanwhile, will begin just behind Hamilton in P5.Jak Crawford lifts the trophy after triumphing in MonacoCredit: Getty More

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      Champions League permutations: Who can still qualify for Europe’s elite competition through Premier League?

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      THE 2024/25 Premier League season is heading for a thrilling climax, with the race for the Champions League far from over.Liverpool confirmed their status as top flight winners with four matches remaining.Liverpool are already Premier League championsCredit: GettyThe Reds’ Premier League win meant they became the first English side to qualify for the 2025/26 Champions League.Arsenal will join the Merseyside outfit in Europe’s elite competition after they beat Newcastle 1-0 last Sunday to secure their spot.As will Europa League winners Tottenham, following their 1-0 win over Manchester United in the Bilbao final.But THREE places are still up for grabs with the top five in the Premier League qualifying for next season’s Champions League.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLWho can still qualify for Champions League through the Premier League?FIVE teams are battling for the remaining three spots in the Premier League’s top five, they are – Manchester City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest.3rd – Man CityPoints – 68Goal difference – +26Man City go into the final day in the best position out of the five to claim Champions League football as they have two more points than Newcastle, Chelsea, Villa and three more than Forest.Most read in FootballA point away at Fulham will likely be enough for Pep Guardiola’s men due to their superior goal difference, but a win will make mathematically sure that they can’t be caught.4th – NewcastlePoints – 66Goal difference – +22Newcastle’s 1-0 loss to Arsenal last weekend, and results going in favour of their top five rivals, has left Eddie Howe’s side with a job to do on Sunday.The Magpies host Everton on the final day, knowing a win would secure their spot in the Champions League due to their far superior goal difference to Villa.A draw would be enough for the Toon if Villa failed to win away at Manchester United.5th – ChelseaPoints – 66Goal difference – +20Chelsea face Nottingham Forest in a blockbuster clash with both sides capable of securing Champions League football.The Blues would qualify with a win over the Tricky Trees, no matter what Villa do, due to their far superior goal difference.A draw would be enough for Chelsea if Newcastle are beaten by Everton by more than one goal or Villa fail to win at Man Utd.6th – Aston VillaPoints – 66Goal difference – +9The Villans can secure Champions League football for the second season in a row with a draw at Old Trafford, should Newcastle lose to Everton and Forest vs Chelsea end in a draw.There is a strong chance that Unai Emery’s side will need to win on the final day to finish in the top five.Should Villa win at Man Utd, it may not be enough due to their inferior goal difference, as if Newcastle and Chelsea both win and City take at least a point at Fulham, they would remain 6th, just outside the Champions League spots.7th – Nottingham ForestPoints – 65Goal difference – +13Read More on The SunNottingham Forest HAVE to beat Chelsea on the final day to stand any chance of a top five finish.Even if Nuno Espirito Santo’s men claim all three points, they may still finish 6th if Aston Villa and Newcastle both win. More

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      Which Premier League games are on TV today? Full final day schedule with five teams in race for Champions League

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      THE final day of the Premier League is here with 10 huge games taking place across the country.THREE places in next season’s Champions League are still up for grabs, with five clubs in the race.The race for the Champions League is far from overCredit: RexManchester City, Newcastle, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest all have hopes of joining Liverpool and Arsenal in the 2025/26 edition of Europe’s elite competition.The top seven are guaranteed European football next term, while a scenario remains that eighth could also land continental football, which Brighton and Brentford are battling for.The final day will have no implications at the bottom, with the three relegated sides already confirmed as Southampton, Ipswich and Leicester.Which Premier League games are on TV today? With 10 Premier League matches taking place at once this afternoon, broadcasters have had to make their selections carefully.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe matches with European implications have taken priority, as you would expect with many fixtures being dead rubbers.Sky Sports have selected Nottingham Forest vs Chelsea, which is by far the match with the most at stake.They have also picked Liverpool vs Crystal Palace, with the broadcaster keen to air the Reds’ trophy lift.TNT Sports have opted to air Manchester United vs Aston Villa with the Villans in the race for a Champions League spot.Most read in FootballIt will also be the first time the Red Devils have played since their 1-0 defeat to Tottenham in Wednesday’s Europa League final.Broadcasters have snubbed Newcastle vs Everton, despite the Toon having Champions League aspirations.Premier League final day fixturesAll kick-offs 4pmBournemouth vs LeicesterFulham vs Manchester CityIpswich vs West HamLiverpool vs Crystal Palace (Sky Sports Premier League)Manchester United vs Aston Villa (TNT Sports 1)Newcastle vs EvertonNottingham Forest vs Chelsea (Sky Sports Main Event)Southampton vs ArsenalTottenham vs BrightonWolves vs Brentford More