This Weekend In Sports 1 – 3 May

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This Week In Sports History

1751 – 1st American cricket match is played

1909 – Honus Wagner steals his way around bases in 1st inning against Cubs

1941 – Ted Williams lowest average (.308) in year he hit over .400

1967 – Stanley Cup: Toronto Maple Leafs beat Montreal Canadiens, 4 games to 2

What Happened This Weekend in Sports:

Formula 1
Lewis Hamilton not yet one of the great F1 drivers, says Stirling Moss  Stirling Moss, viewed his opinion on F1 driver Lewis Hamilton explaining that he still has to establish himself as a great driver – unlike Jim Clark, Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso. Considered by the racing world to be the greatest driver to have never become world champion, Moss said: “I don’t think Lewis is great yet. We know Vettel is in there, and Alonso. And Lewis is slightly less valued than someone like Jim Clark but he’s certainly on the way.”
F1’s 2016 season to begin in April – the latest start since 1988  The 2016 season of Formula One will only begin in April at the Australian Grand Prix and is thus the latest start to the championship since 1988.

 

Boxing
Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao: Mayweather wins by controversial points decision  Noted by many to be the most brilliant fight of the century Mayweather wins Pacquiao at the MGM stadium at Las Vegas, however great hype is around the fact that  Pacquiao should have won and that the anonymous decision is wrong.

 

Football
Premier League Results Spurs 0 – 1 Man CityChelsea 1 – 0 C Palace

Man Utd 0 – 1 West Brom

Aston Villa 3 – 2 Everton

Liverpool 2 – 1 QPR

Sunderland 2 – 1 Southampton

Swansea 2 – 0 Stoke

West Ham 1 – 2 Burnley

Leicester 3 – 0 Newcastle

La Liga Results Malaga 1 – 2 ElcheValencia 3 – 1 Eibar

Getafe 1 – 2 Granada

Espanyol 1 – 1 Rayo Vallecano

Deportivo La Coruna 1 – 1 Villarreal

Sevilla 2 – 3 Real Madrid

Atlético 0 – 0 A Bilbao

Cordoba 0 – 8 Barcelona

Real Sociedad 3 – 0 Levante

Bundesliga Results Hertha Berlin 1 – 2  M’gladbachMainz 1 – 2 Hamburg

Leverkusen 2 – 0 Bayern

Augsburg 0 – 0 Cologne

SC Freiburg 1 – 2 Paderborn

Schalke 3 – 2 Stuttgart

TSG Hoffenheim 1 – 1 Dortmund

Werder Bremen 1 – 0 Eintracht Frankfurt

Wolfsburg 2 – 2 Hannover

 

Cricket
International Cricket Council West Indies won England by 5 wickets
Indian Premier League MI won KXIP bu 23 runs

RR won DD by 14 runs

RCB won KKR by 7 wickets

SRH won CSK by 22 runs

DD won KXIP by 9 wickets

MI won RR by 8 runs

 

 

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– Muhammad Ali