Last night's highly anticipated boxing match between Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium lived up to the hype.

England 43- 42 France

This weekend will bring the Women’s Six Nations Tournament to a close, however it leaves arguably the best game till last as holders England face rivals France in a Grand Slam title decider at the Allianz Stadium in Twickenham.

Tomorrow evening, Manchester City take on Aston Villa at home in the Premier League. With only a point separating these two teams, you can expect an exciting fixture as the two teams vie for a chance to compete in the Champions League next season. 

It was another exhilarating weekend of racing in Jeddah on the Formula 1 calendar which welcomed a new leader in the World Driver Championship.

For the third consecutive year, Chelsea and Barcelona will face each other in the semifinals of the Women’s Champions League.

England 59 – 7 Scotland

Arsenal will host Olympique Lyonnais this bank holiday weekend as both teams fight for a spot in the final of the UEFA Women’s Champions League.

England head into this weekend’s match still sitting at the top of the Six Nations table, narrowly ahead of France by a single point. England are determined to extend their impressive winning run in the tournament, with their last defeat occurring in 2018 when they narrowly lost away to France.

Bahrain was the fourth race of the season and the second race in a triple header. What did we learn? Well firstly Ferrari bringing floor upgrades to Bahrain might not have been the best move but they made up for it with the two stop tyre strategy which then bought both drivers home with a healthy amount of points between them both. Unlike Ferrari, Mercedes made some intriguing strategy decisions for rookie driver, Kimi Antonelli. Antonelli gave us a taste of what his career could look like as he cleverly overtook last years World Champion Max Verstappen.

Arsenal take on Leicester in a rescheduled Women’s Super League fixture which takes place at 7:30pm tomorrow at the Emirates Stadium. Here’s what you can expect in this clash!

With lights out looming in Bahrain, it is set to be an interesting race with a completely mixed bag of teams across all positions on the starting grid. Here is a round up of the team’s performances ahead of race day in Sakhir.