Sports Headlines: Monday October 30, 2017.

Lewis Hamilton Wins Fourth Formula 1 Title.

The British Mercedes driver claimed the title after the Mexico Grand Prix last race, where he started out badly after Ferari’s driver Vettel hit him but he came back stronger to finish ahead of him. The title now draws him level with Vettel and three behind the all-time F1 champion Michael Schumacher who has seven titles.

Pogba’s Return Is Not Yet Definite.

Mourinho has said that he does not know when the French midfielder who was signed for a club record fee will return from an injury he picked up since September 12 and says this is because the player is not training with him and his whole recovery process is out of his hand. However, the Portuguese said Marcos Rjo will likely return to the squad in November.

Roger Federer Wins Seventh Title Of The Year.

Juan Martin del Porto had fought really hard to clinch a back to back title in Basel but there was Federer there who was playing with experience and grit. Juan del Porto confessed that he was surprised at the way Federer still played at 36 and wishes he will be in such shape when he is that age. The win makes it an eight title for Federer in Basel, seventh of the year and nineteenth Grand Slam title.

Real Madrid Stumble At Girona.

The new promoted club hosted Madrid amid the crises that were brewing in Spain regarding the Catalonia separation and Isco gave the Los Blancos the lead only for Girona to steal the game with two goals in four minutes and leave Madrid fans in shock. There is also a footage that may lead to a ban on Cristiano Ronaldo for scraping his hand across a Girona player while of the ball.

Pochettino Hopes Harry Kane Will Be Back To Face Real Madrid.

After the lackluster display of the Spurs forwards in their weekend tie against Manchester United, the manager has expressed hope that their hit-man Harry Kane will be back in time to resume duty against Madrid as they look to take something from this season’s Champions League campaign. The player has shown determination to play, while Pochettino is trying to be cautious to avoid aggravating the situation by risking him.

Kevin De Bruyne: It Is More Difficult For Us To Go Unbeaten Than It Was For Arsenal.

Manchester City brilliant run is yet to be tarnished and many are tipping them to go all the way without losing a match of the remaining 28 games but Kevin De Bruyne who has been as instrumental as any other player on the team has said going unbeaten for the whole season is more difficult now than it was for the Arsenal team back then. In the light of the run also, Arsene Wenger have said that City are not invincible and his charges can end their dreams when they meet.