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      F1 star Lando Norris needs a push from fans after his £1.5m Lamborghini makes unplanned pit stop in Monaco

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      FORMULA 1 star Lando Norris needed a bump start from fans when his vintage £1.5million Lamborghini ground to a halt.The McLaren driver, 24, had to shout for help as his 58-year-old motor made an unplanned pit stop in the road in Monaco.Lando Norris needed a bump start from fans when his vintage £1.5million Lamborghini ground to a haltThe McLaren driver, 24, had to shout for helpCredit: RexLando’s 58-year-old motor made an unplanned pit stop in the road in MonacoLando was joined for the Saturday evening drive by Portuguese lingerie model partner Margarida Corceiro.The 21-year-old brunette brushed off the interruption and flashed a smile from the passenger seat after the car fired up again.A witness told The Sun: “He turned out into the road, the engine started whirring and just shut off, so he had to turn it off.“He shouted over to a police officer, who asked four or five lads to help him push the car so it could get a running start.read more on lando norris“He was stopped for about five minutes and took the whole thing in his stride.“Every enthusiast knows that the breakdowns are just part of owning a classic car.“The guys were happy to help as they were huge fans, got to have a look at the car, and even had a laugh at Lando’s expense.“They can now say they’ve been part of an F1 pit crew.”Most read in MotorsportLando Norris sheepishly admits he has ‘many girlfriends’ during lie detector test amid links to glam Portuguese modelFour or five lads helped Lando by pushing the car so it could get a running startLando was driving with his Portuguese lingerie model girlfriend Margarida CorceiroCredit: Instagram / @magui_corceiro More

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      Tyson Fury pays tribute to tragic Sherif Lawal after boxer dies in first professional fight aged just 29

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      TYSON FURY has paid tribute to British boxer Sherif Lawal after he tragically died following his defeat on his professional boxing debut on Sunday night.The 29-year-old middleweight was knocked down by Malam Varela in round four of their six-round bout, and before referee Lee Every finished the count, he saw the fighter was in a serious condition and called for medics.Sherif Lawal tragically died following his defeat on his professional boxing debut on Sunday nightCredit: Philip SharkeySherif in the ring moments before the punch that killed himThe poster advertising Sunday’s boutTyson Fury has paid tribute to Sherif LawalCredit: GettyThe boxer died after his professional debutCredit: InstagramCPR was administered for up to 15 minutes and he was taken to Northwick Park Hospital where was pronounced dead and the remainder of the show was cancelled.Fury paid tribute to Lawal from Riyadh, saying: “God rest his soul, poor old fella.”You know getting into this sport that it’s a dangerous sport.”You go in there and get paid danger money, you’re getting your brains knocked out.READ MORE IN BOXING”You’re not there to tickle each other to death, we’re there to inflict damage on each other by punching each other to the head and body.”Unfortunately, things like this happen now and again. We all know what we’re getting in for.”It’s like people who do parachute jumping, now and again the parachute doesn’t open and they hit the floor.”It doesn’t stop everyone from parachute jumping.Most read in Boxing”I’ve known the risks my whole life, it is what it is. If it’s my time and it’s God’s will then I’ll die, if not I’ll live. “I can’t tempt fate.Oleksandr Usyk on incredible sacrifices made for postponed Tyson Fury undisputed fight”In Terminator, Sarah Connor wrote something like don’t tempt fate.”I can’t decide what happens in the future or worry about it either.”The British Boxing Board of Control added: “The British Boxing Board of Control sends their condolences to the family of Sherifdeen Lawal following his tragic passing after his Boxing contest on Sunday, 12th May 2024.”The thoughts of all those involved in Boxing in Great Britain are with them at this difficult time.”Inside the Gypsy King’s royal courtTYSON FURY is one of the biggest characters in sport. More

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      Sex club booked by England fans for Euro 2024 ‘a hotbed of activity for Chinese spies’

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      A SEX club booked by England fans for next month’s Euros is said to be a hotbed of activity for Chinese spies.Pascha — the world’s biggest brothel — has sold out its 120 rooms to Three Lions supporters struggling to find hotels for one of the matches in host nation Germany.England fans struggling to find hotel rooms in Germany for the clash with Slovenia have booked into Pascha – a brothel said to be a hotbed of activity for Chinese spiesCredit: Dan CharityHarry Kane and his teammates kick off their Euro campaign on June 16 against SerbiaCredit: GettyBut reports say a Chinese woman owns the building in Cologne and there are spies living on the ninth floor.It raises the prospect of fans being caught in compromising positions — or even attempts to recruit them as agents.Messages seen by German newspaper Bild show lawyers under investigation for helping wealthy Chinese clients wanting citizenship were linked to Pascha owner Jing Hu, 46, who bought it for £10million in 2021.German security expert Stefan Bisanz said Chinese spies had been active in his country, adding: “The British fan is more likely to become a victim than the normal citizen who knows the area.”READ MORE ON EURO 2024Fan Steve Brown, 35, of Preston, said ahead of the June 25 clash between Harry Kane and Co and Slovenia in the city: “Hotel prices have gone through the roof for the Euros — it’s much cheaper to stay in a brothel than a B&B.”“There’ll be a lot of fans who are using it just as a place to kip. “But there’ll be plenty of others wanting to score on and off the pitch.“So, whatever happens against Slovenia, they’ll get a result either way.”Most read in FootballPascha has laughed off the claims by offering a “discount for spies” promotion.A spokesman added: “England fans always have a good time with us and our waiters are always grateful.“We can’t wait for England supporters to come and pay us a visit in Cologne.”Boost to England fans ahead of Euro 2024 as Germany relaxes bonkers law that could have seen supporters JAILED More

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      Will Ferrell will travel to Wembley Stadium — if Leeds United reach Championship play-off final

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      HOLLYWOOD star Will Ferrell is making plans for his first trip to Wembley Stadium — if Leeds United reach the Championship play-off final.The Sun on Sunday told last week how he had made a big investment in 49ers Enterprises — the US company which owns the club.Will Ferrell will travel to Wembley if Leeds reach the play-off finalCredit: GettyAnd a source said the Elf star, 56, is set to jet into London for the May 26 match where the winners go up to the Premier League — if Leeds are in it.They play Norwich City in the semi-final, with the first leg today away at Carrow Road and the second leg at Elland Road on Thursday.The source added: “Will has already been bitten by the football bug and he has been to a number of games in the UK before.“But a trip to Wembley would be his first time at the stadium so he would love to come over if Leeds manage to get past Norwich, and experience the best that English football can offer.”read more on leeds unitedWill, who is worth around £127million, is already a co-owner of Los Angeles FC.Leeds manager Daniel Farke this week welcomed news of Will’s involvement in the club.He said: “We need each and every man; it’s always good! “He’s a great actor and we are all happy that he is on board.Most read in Football”It says a lot about the calibre of the club. We have many well known and popular supporters. “We are grateful and thankful for that because we need each and every man.’This is gonna make Messi s*** his pants’, says Will Ferrell during announcement of LAFC’s new kit”But it’s up to the players to bring the success. “We can’t act the ball over the line so we have to make sure we shoot it over the line.” More

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      Cops closing in on racist online troll who targeted Arsenal winger Bukayo Saka

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      COPS are close to catching an online troll who racially abused footie ace Bukayo Saka, sources say.X/Twitter took four weeks to finally suspend the culprit’s account on Friday.The net is closing in on an online troll who racially abused Bukayo SakaCredit: GettyCops are investigating a photoshopped image and comment about the Arsenal and England winger.The Met has brought in specialist UK Football Policing Unit detectives to trace the racist and sources revealed they are “closing in”. Anti-racism campaigners had blasted the social media giant for still allowing the message to be displayed after we first reported it last month.Sunder Katwala, director of equality think tank British Future, said: “That it took a month to remove such blatant racism — even when reported in The Sun on Sunday — shows just how hit and miss the current systems are.”READ MORE BUKAYO SAKAThe vile taunt came after Saka, 22, had appealed for a late penalty in Arsenal’s Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich — with some accusing him of trying to con the ref.The troll continued to spew race hate towards Saka and other black players for more than a month.X/Twitter was approached for comment.Raging Bukayo Saka pushed away from referee after Arsenal are denied last-minute penalty against Bayern Munich More

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      Wayne Rooney shows off his singing skills again at son Kit’s first Holy Communion

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      ENGLAND legend Wayne Rooney has shown off his singing skills again — this time at son Kit’s first Holy Communion.The former Manchester United striker, 38, took to the stage as family and friends marked the day in a plush marquee at his Cheshire mansion.Wayne Rooney has shown off his singing skills againCredit: GettyWayne and wife Coleen hired the gospel Celebration Choir for the event — with the retired goal hero getting involved.Choir director Colin Williams said: “Beautiful event, good singing voice from Mr Rooney.”Member Yvonne Shelton added: “Yes, can sing.”The Rooneys shared a snap of eight-year-old Kit in a summer suit.READ MORE ON WAYNE ROONEYA source said: “Wayne loves getting up and singing at a party and Kit’s communion was no different.“His mates love it when he takes to the stage. He’s not got the best voice, but he’s not got the worst either.“He chose a gospel track and some of the professional singers in the room helped him out and were surprised by his talent.”Wayne was previously caught on camera singing in a pub with music superstar Ed Sheeran.Most read in FootballHe also sang a duet with former teammate Phil Jones at Roma defender Chris Smalling’s wedding to model Sam Cooke.But not all his performances have hit the mark.Watch Wayne Rooney go full Roy Keane live on Sky Sports in angry rant that would make Man Utd hardman proudIn January Man United technical director Darren Fletcher, who played with Rooney at United, told how Wazza was once booed off stage by his teammates during a boozy night out.After United won the Premier League in 2013, Rio Ferdinand invited some of his team-mates to his restaurant where they enjoyed a performance from rock band Stereophonics.Ferdinand revealed the Sterephonics were “brilliant” before Fletcher reminded him about how the night ended.Fletcher said: “Wazza used to think he could be lead singer didn’t he? Remember the night he got booed off and he lost his head?” More

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      Man City star Jack Grealish handed five penalty points on his driving licence after admitting speeding

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      FOOTIE ace Jack Grealish has been handed five points on his licence after he admitted speeding.The Man City winger, 28, was clocked at 44mph in a 30 zone in Wythall, near Birmingham, last July in his Range Rover.Manchester City’s Jack Grealish has been given points on his licence for speedingCredit: AFPA charge of failing to give information to police on the driver’s identity was withdrawn.Grealish did not appear before JPs in Worcester.He was fined £666 and told to pay £376 in costs.His lawyer said: “He can afford to pay that figure.”READ MORE ON JACK GREALISHThe Prem ace has a chequered driving history.He was caught on camera staggering away from his Range Rover in March 2020 in Dickens Heath, Birmingham, wearing odd slippers and a blue hoodie.The former Aston Villa midfielder had earlier attended a lockdown party before he mounted a kerb and collided with a Mercedes and a Citroen.He was hit with a nine-month ban and fined £82,000.Most read in FootballMagistrates in Birmingham were also shown dashcam footage of a second incident in October that year when an unmarked police car followed Grealish’s Range Rover on the M43 as it travelled at speeds of up to 98mph.The court was told Grealish was late for training and was worried he was setting a bad example to his teammates.Jack Grealish’s dog did ‘the biggest s***’ on Man City’s training pitch as England star reveals unusual habitsHe later pleaded guilty to two charges of careless driving and was only allowed back on the road in September 2022.At the time of those offences, Grealish already had six points on his licence from a previous motorway offence in 2018 when he was caught speeding on the M42. More

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      VAR ruins football & must be ditched, says 1966 World Cup hero Sir Geoff Hurst – so would it have ruled out THAT goal?

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      VAR is ruining football and must go, according to Sir Geoff Hurst, scorer of the most controversial goal in history. But England’s 1966 World Cup hat-trick hero says goal-line technology, which may have ruled out his second strike, should stay.Sir Geoff Hurst’s hat-trick secured England the 1966 World CupCredit: ColorsportSir Geoff says goal-line technology, which may have ruled out his second strike, should stayHowever he thinks VAR is ruining football and called it a ‘joke’Credit: ITNThe 82-year-old insisted he is a fan of modern tech but called VAR a “joke” that delays the game and stops fans from properly celebrating a goal.He said: “They are making more bad decisions now and you don’t want to see people take ages to make a decision. “It’s ruining the spectacle, and the fans can’t cheer.“It’s actually spoiling the game.”read more on footballDebate still rages over whether Sir Geoff’s second goal against West Germany in the 1966 World Cup Final at Wembley did actually cross the line.And 44 years later he was in South Africa to witness Frank Lampard’s 2010 World Cup goal against the Germans being famously ruled out, despite being well over the line.Sir Geoff recalled: “I was the opposite side to the linesman and I could see the ball bounce halfway between the goal-line and the back of the net.“That was the most disgraceful decision we’ve seen in football and then they introduced goal-line technology.”Most read in FootballHe predicts big things for Gareth Southgate’s boys at the Euros next month — especially Jude Bellingham.He said: “The bunch of young players are the best we’ve had since 1966. England legend Sir Geoff Hurst reveals his damning thoughts on VAR“We’ve got quality players in all positions and his biggest issue is he can only pick 11 of them.“If you have to pick one player out, I would say Jude Bellingham.“He is doing astonishingly well for a 20-year-old. “He is in the same category as people like George Best and Bobby Charlton.”Sir Geoff revealed he uses his iPad to watch Match of the Day on BBC iPlayer — but skips the post-match analysis.He said: “I think they spend too much time on punditry, which is just one person’s opinion. “There are some awful commentators who don’t know what to say and so they just waffle on.”The football legend — the last survivor from the 1966 triumph — is now encouraging other older folk to learn digital skills to improve their quality of life.Sir Geoff, who teamed up with BT and AbilityNet, said: “I do internet banking and use the Trainline app to buy tickets. “I use technology to keep up with family, to send photos and we have a WhatsApp group called Family Bantz.READ MORE SUN STORIES“But if I’ve got an issue with something, I go to my children or grand-children — it’s as simple as that.“And if I get something that could be a scam I bin it.” More