April 2025 Sports roundup – motorsports, football, basketball and more

Hey speed fans! April was a wild month on G3 Motorsports Hub. We covered everything from a record‑breaking MLS match to the latest Premier League rivalry, and even a hot snooker showdown. Grab a coffee and get the lowdown on the stories that mattered.

Motorsports highlights

Inter Miami kept the buzz alive in Cleveland, beating Columbus Crew 1‑0 thanks to a header from Benjamin Cremaschi. The game smashed attendance records, all thanks to Lionel Messi’s draw. It was a clear sign that MLS is stepping up its game and that big‑name players still pull massive crowds.

Over in Europe, Juventus manager Igor Tudor said fitness beats fancy tactics as the club fights for a Champions League spot. He’s swapping rigid game plans for intense training sessions, hoping the squad’s stamina can bridge the gap left by injuries.

Meanwhile, the Copa del Rey final set the stage for an epic Barcelona vs. Real Madrid clash in Sevilla. Both sides dealt with key injuries, but the winner will take a massive confidence boost heading into the rest of the season.

On the broadcasting front, French Ligue 1 faced uncertainty after DAZN turned down a €140 million deal. Clubs are scrambling for cash, and fans are wondering how the league will stay on TV.

Other sports highlights

In football, Southampton and Fulham’s head‑to‑head remained dead‑locked with 22 meetings, each side winning seven and eight draws. Their recent 2‑1 game in St. Mary’s gave Fulham a little edge in the Premier League race.

Leicester City’s season took a turn when Trent Alexander‑Arnold scored on his return, sealing Liverpool’s 1‑0 win and confirming the Foxes’ relegation. Liverpool now needs just three points to clinch the title.

Across the Atlantic, the Boston Celtics grabbed a 2‑0 lead over the Orlando Magic in the NBA playoffs. Jaylen Brown exploded for big numbers while Jayson Tatum rested with a wrist injury, showing Boston’s depth.

Snooker fans got their fix at the World Championship. Zhang Anda surged ahead 5‑3, Shaun Murphy stormed to a 7‑2 lead, and Ronnie O’Sullivan began his campaign with a 5‑4 advantage, promising a thrilling tournament.

We also covered a bunch of off‑field stories: a tragic SUV attack at Vancouver’s Filipino festival, Dwayne Johnson’s new movie trailer, and even the latest Lotto numbers. All of these made April a busy month for our readers.

That’s the roundup. Keep checking G3 Motorsports Hub for daily updates, deep dives, and the kind of analysis that helps you stay ahead of the game. See you in the next post!