Fury, mcilroy, and a grand national uproar: sport's wild week unfolds

A whirlwind of sporting drama descended this week, from Tyson Fury’s return to the ring to Rory McIlroy’s audacious attempt to conquer Augusta, all while a logistical nightmare threatened to derail the World Cup.

Six nations showdown and fa cup surprises

England’s dominance in the Women’s Six Nations seemed secure, but France remains the only team to have previously challenged their stranglehold. Meanwhile, Southampton’s improbable FA Cup run continued, a testament to their resilience in the lower tiers. The question on everyone’s lips: who can stop the Lionesses?

Masters mayhem and ryder cup revelations

McIlroy’s return to Augusta is always a spectacle, but last year’s Masters produced a dramatic playoff finish, with Patrick Reed ultimately claiming victory. Adding to the intrigue, Bryson DeChambeau is attempting a radical overhaul of his equipment – a gamble that could redefine his game.

League quirks and world cup chaos

La Liga is bracing for a unique weekend, as fans protest against exorbitant ticket prices, leading to shortened matches. And Nike’s World Cup kit woes are dominating headlines, with matchday shirts stuck in the Strait of Hormuz – a truly bizarre situation. Tyson Fury faces Arslanbek Makhmudov in London, a fight that’s already generated headlines thanks to the Russian’s bizarre past, including a stint in a film and a sparring session that ended with a knockout.

Grand national’s elder statesman

This Saturday, Panic Attack, a remarkable 14-year-old horse, will contest the Grand National, aiming to become the oldest competitor in the race’s history. The Appaloosa’s distinctive markings – reminiscent of a Dalmatian – will undoubtedly catch the eye. And riding him? The youngest jockey in the race’s storied past. A truly unique story unfolding in Liverpool.