MARK CLATTENBURG: Five minutes is a long time in football. If you are looking at it for a minute, two minutes, and you haven't made a decision, we need to move on.

Mail Sport's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Monday's meetings at Southwell, Fontwell and Newcastle. 

The way Maddison was stifled by Sasa Lukic not only disrupted the Spurs game plan, it could have wider repercussions with Lukic's Serbia in England's group at the Euros.

Manager Frank was encouraged by the fighting spirit his team showed after being reduced to 10 men by Sergio Reguilon's ninth-minute red card

ROSS HEPPENSTALL AT ELLAND ROAD: Tasting the rarefied air at the summit of the Championship for the first time this season will not be enough for Leeds.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT MOLINEUX: Coventry's existence has been in doubt more than once in the last two decades.They are desperate for another crack at the elite level.

CRAIG HOPE AT THE ETIHAD: A defeat that felt inevitable from the moment of Bernardo Silva's opener means their wait for a domestic trophy will extend to the biblical definition of a lifetime.

The Three Lions captain should be at St George's Park on Tuesday despite suffering a blow to his left ankle in Bayern Munich 's 5-2 win at Darmstadt on Saturday.

ADAM SHERGOLD AT PRIDE PARK: On a superb occasion like this, as these promotion contenders went toe-to-toe before a full house, it warmed the heart that it was happening at all.

Wyndham Clark had a chance to force a playoff during the final round at The Players Championship on Sunday in Florida , but instead fell victim to one of the most painful endings in PGA history.

CHRIS FOY IN LYON: How often in recent memory have an England team made those watching them gasp in awe at their audacity and skilful execution? Perhaps a handful of times.

Alpine have endured a disastrous start to the new Formula One season.

Premier League players reportedly escaped punishment despite failing drugs tests.

The WTA draw has been made at the Miami Open as Simona Halep makes her return and Emma Raducanu looks to build on her recent run in Indian Wells.

Carlos Alcaraz successfully defended his Indian Wells title as he beat Daniil Medvedev in a repeat of last year's final.

It had to be him. Barcelona inflicted Atlético Madrid’s first league defeat at the Metropolitano in over a year and João Félix was the man who hurt them because, well, because of course he was.The most expensive signing in Atlético’s history, the forward who still belongs to them but is desperate never to go back and who would not be welcomed back …

The 30-year-old is third-choice goalkeeper at Leicester and has not played for the Foxes in over 12 months.

Xabi Alonso’s side remain unbeaten in the league this season and ran out 3-2 winners on Sunday afternoon.