Liverpool fans celebrated their team winning the Premier League at Anfield on April 27, climbing on the stadium entry walls, lighting flares, and singing songs outside the stadium’s famous Kop. Footage showed the jubilant scenes outside the stadium following Liverpool’s 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Liverpool needed just a point from the game to secure the Premier League title with four games of the season left. (Credit: @sc_photos___ via Storyful)

Disc golfer Abigail Wilson refused to play against a transgender competitor at the Disc Golf Pro Tour Music City Open held in Nashville, Tennessee, on April 4. After a brief speech, she walked away from the tee-off area. The video showed Wilson aborting her throw before making a statement. “Females must be protected in our division. It’s unfair, I refuse to play,” she said, before marching away. (Credit: Ben Wilson via Storyful)

The 2024 World Series-winning Los Angeles Dodgers attended the White House to meet President Donald Trump on Monday. Footage shows Trump shaking hands with champion designated hitter and pitcher Shohei Ohtani in the Oval Office on Tuesday. “It’s a great honor. You’re an amazing athlete and person,” Trump said. “What a guy.” (Credit: Dan Scavino via Storyful)

Los Angeles Dodgers player Kike Hernandez was spotted on the streets of Tokyo on March 14, with an old-school camcorder. Video shows Hernandez walking down a street in the Shibuya area of Tokyo with fans gathered on either side. The Dodgers are in Tokyo to participate in Major League Baseball’s Tokyo Series alongside the Chicago Cubs, where they will compete against Japan’s Hanshin Tigers and Yomiuri Giants. (Credit: @mattkemp27b via Storyful)

The trial of seven medical professionals accused of negligence in the death of Diego Maradona opened in controversial fashion on March 11, with a prosecutor showing the court a photograph of the soccer legend, saying, “This is how Maradona died.” In footage livestreamed from the Supreme Court of Justice of the Province of Buenos Aires, Patricio Ferrari can be seen holding a photo of Maradona’s body, showing him with a bloated stomach. “This is how Maradona died,” he said. “Anyone who tells you, the judges, that they didn’t notice what was happening to Diego is lying; his state was eloquent … No protocol was established for such a reckless intervention in the theater of horror that was the house where Diego Maradona died, where no one did what they were supposed to do.” Maradona died on November 25, 2020, aged 60, at his home in Tigre, from cardiac arrest, reports from that time said. Seven people have been charged with homicide by negligence. (Credit: Buenos Aires Supreme Court via Storyful)

Lionel Messi drew criticism when he grabbed the back of New York City FC’s Assistant Coach Mehdi Ballouchy’s neck after a draw in Inter Miami’s season opener on Feb. 22. The Inter Miami star was given a yellow card for arguing with the referee after the final whistle sealed the 2-2 draw. USA Today’s Messi reporter, Safi Deen, said, “Messi should be fined and forced to issue an apology for his actions.” Apple TV’s Taylor Twellman posted on X: “Not a great look. Grabbing an assistant coach by the neck. Going after the ref.” (Credit: Jose Armando via Storyful)

Former professional baseball shortstop Alex Rodriguez, also known as “A-Rod,” stunned college basketball spectators with a spectacular half-court shot at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania. A-Rod sunk the shot inside Sojka Pavilion at half-time, winning $10,000 for a Bucknell student and sending the crowd into hysterics. Bucknell University was victorious in the home match fixture, defeating Army West Point 84-53. (Credit: Alec Burns via Storyful)

The Canadian hockey team celebrated in style following their victory over the United States in the 4 Nations Face-Off tournament in Boston on Thursday. Footage shows the teams shaking hands on the ice following the game, as well as the Canadian team’s victorious spraying of champagne to celebrate. Canada defeated the US 3-2, marking the team’s fourth consecutive best-on-best international tournament win. (Credit: Nadia Vocaturo via Storyful)

Several fights broke out between American and Canadian ice hockey players on Saturday, as the two countries opposed each other in Montreal for the 4 Nations Face-Off. The video shows one of the three fights that erupted on the rink throughout the game. Footage shows America’s Brady Tkachuk and Canada’s Sam Bennett throwing punches at each other seconds into the game. Tkachuk’s brother, Matthew, fought against Canada’s Brandon Hagel seconds prior, while American J. T. Miller and Canadian Colton Parayko threw hands shortly after. Before the game kicked off, fans loudly booed the US national anthem for the second time this month. USA went on to win 3-1. (Credit: Emricka Moreau via Storyful)

The Empire State Building was lit up in green for the Philadelphia Eagles, and maybe a little in envy, after the team won the Super Bowl on Sunday. “I’m going to be sick,” the building’s official X account joked. “Shining in Eagles colors for the rest of the evening.” The Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 at the Superdome in New Orleans. (Credit: @EmpireStateBldg via Storyful)

Eagles fans took to the streets of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to celebrate their team’s 40-22 defeat of the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday. Footage filmed and posted to X by user whisper_riot shows a group of Eagles fans scaling a truck outside Suburban Station, while cheering and waving flags. (Credit: @whisper_riot via Storyful)

Soccer player Jenni Hermoso told the trial of former Spanish football chief Luis Rubiales on Monday that the kiss he gave her after the World Cup final “disrespected” her and “stained” one of the happiest days of her life. On Monday, Rubiales, the former president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation, was set to stand trial in Madrid, facing charges of sexual assault and coercion over the controversial kiss. The incident, which took place after Spain won the final, sparked protests and demands for Rubiales’ resignation. He denies any wrongdoing. When asked how she felt after the kiss, Hermoso said: “My boss was kissing me, and this should never happen in any social or professional setting.” (Credit: Audiencia Nacional via Storyful)

Boos could be heard during a performance of the “Star-Spangled Banner” at an NBA game between the L.A. Clippers and Toronto Raptors on Sunday. Footage captures the sound of boos as the U.S. national anthem was sung before the game at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. This followed President Donald Trump’s announcement that he signed an executive order to impose tariffs on Canadian goods and energy. (Credit: Adam Laskaris via Storyful)

New York’s Empire State Building begrudgingly lit up in the colors of the Philadelphia Eagles after the team’s NFC Championship win on Sunday, Jan. 26. “I’m sorry I have to do this,” a post on the building’s X account said. The Eagles and New York Giants have been fierce rivals for decades. (Credit: @EmpireStateBldg via Storyful)

Buffalo Bills faithful filled a flight out of New York on Saturday, Jan. 25, heading to Kansas City, where their team would face the Chiefs the next day. Footage taken by Buffalo Niagara International Airport shows red, white, and blue-clad fans aboard a plane with giant cutout heads of QB Josh Allen. The Bills were set to play the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Sunday evening. (Credit: Buffalo Niagara International Airport via Storyful)