RIATH AL-SAMARRAI AT VALHALLA: To see Scheffler in full flight on the final lap was to be reminded how close he was to pulling off his second jail break in the space of three days.
The 22-year-old college football star was shot in the early hours of Saturday morning in a Sarasota parking lot. His brother was reportedly pronounced dead at the scene.
While trying to make his tee time at Valhalla for the second round of the PGA Championship, the world No. 1 got detained following a misunderstanding with officers.
Starting on the sixth hole - a par four - at Valhalla Golf Club on Sunday, the 36-year-old Day hit a tee shot at 156 mph with an apex of 134 ft, but the ball travelled fairly wide from its intended target.
Klopp finished his nine-year reign on a high as the Reds recorded a 2-0 win over Wolves at Anfield after first-half goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Jarell Quansah.
Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold could not hold back the tears after embracing Jurgen Klopp following his final game in charge of Liverpool.
Manchester United ended their dismal Premier League season on somewhat of a high with a 2-0 win at Brighton and Hove Albion on Sunday afternoon.
CHRIS WHEELER AT THE AMEX STADIUM: Brighton said farewell to Roberto De Zerbi and Man United can kiss goodbye to Europe unless they win the FA Cup final next weekend.
ISAAN KHAN AT THE EMIRATES: The Gunners headed into the clash needing to win, while relying on Man City to draw or lose in order to lift the trophy for the first time since 2004.
ARSENAL 2-1 EVERTON - SAMI MOKBEL AT THE EMIRATES: Not that it mattered as Manchester City efficiently completed what was required to win their fourth straight Premier League title.
Oleksandr Usyk was reduced to tears after winning his titanic fight against Tyson Fury , while his blood and sweat were on full display from the early exchanges.
CHELSEA 2-1 BOURNEMOUTH - KIERAN GILL AT STAMFORD BRIDGE: Pochettino patrolled the pitch after the full time whistle.
CRAIG HOPE AT THE GTECH COMMUNITY STADIUM: The biggest game of Newcastle's season will be played at Wembley next weekend, and the Magpies won't even be involved in it.
While Brady may have snagged Olsen's spot as FOX's top NFL analyst, the former Panthers star did not hold grudges and was more than willing to give the seven-time Super Bowl winner his insights.
JASON MELLOR AT TURF MOOR: Nuno Espirito Santo admitted keeping Nottingham Forest in the Premier League has driven him to drink.
JACK GAUGHAN AT THE ETIHAD: The hosts set the tone from the first minute as Phil Foden unleashed an unstoppable strike that flew into the top corner of the Alphonso Areola's net.
OLIVER HOLT AT THE ETIHAD: What they saw was something that had been foretold. What they saw was a confirmation of a promise that had been made to them.
IAN LADYMAN AT ANFIELD: Once the strains of 'You'll Never Walk Alone' had faded, a football match was supposed to break out. But it never really did.
JAMES SHARP AT KENILWORTH ROAD: It was not a day to believe in miracles after all. Luton, as they have done all season, gave their all one last time.
LEWIS STEELE AT ANFIELD: The Jurgen Klopp era at Liverpool concluded with a 2-0 victory over Wolves on the final day of the season.
The golf influencer took part in the celebrations after getting featured in the anniversary cover that showcased the brand's 'legends' with Camille Kostek, Winnie Harlow, and Maye Musk.
Former undisputed heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis has criticised Tyson Fury's gameplan against Usyk after the English man lost for the first time in his career.
Follow Mail Sport's live blog for the latest scores, team news and updates as Arsenal and Manchester City take title race down to the final day of the season.
Mohammed Kudus breathed new life into Arsenal 's fading Premier league title hopes by cutting West Ham 's against Manchester City in acrobatic fashion.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN IMOLA: One moment it was as exciting as a tax return - and then bang: an exhilarating late twist, with Lando Norris suddenly as hot down Verstappen's neck as a dragon.