Monday’s briefing: Mikel Arteta unsure of Arsenal trophy chances after cup exit

Sunderland has signed former West Ham left-back Arthur Masuaku on a two-year contract as their 10th summer acquisition, following his departure from Besiktas. The 31-year-old DR Congo international, who made 128 appearances for West Ham, expressed his excitement about returning to the Premier League and aims to bring a winning mentality to the team as they prepare for their first season back in the league. Want More Context? 🔎

Broc Feeney secured the Supercars Sprint Cup title by dominating the final race in Queensland, driving his Triple Eight Chevrolet Camaro from pole position to victory despite weather challenges and a mid-race safety car. This triumph marks his 13th win of the year, highlighting his exceptional performance throughout the season. Want More Context? 🔎

McLaren's recent successes in Formula 1 have been largely attributed to its effective in-season car development, which began with a significant turnaround at the 2023 Austrian Grand Prix. The team tackled aerodynamic inefficiencies in the MCL60 by restructuring its technical department, leading to improved performance on the track. Want More Context? 🔎

Chelsea winger Estevao Willian shone in his first match for the club, scoring within 18 minutes and showcasing strong performance alongside Cole Palmer. His teammate Jamie Gittens, who trained intensively in Portugal before the match, also impressed on his debut, expressing enthusiasm for his new environment and praising Chelsea's facilities and competitive training atmosphere. Want More Context? 🔎

The Bucs showcased a dominant performance against the Titans, with standout contributions from their defense, holding Tennessee scoreless in the second half, and an impressive run game totaling 178 yards. Key players included Kyle Trask at quarterback, Owen Wright and Sean Tucker in the backfield, and a strong defensive showing from linebackers and the secondary, particularly Nick Jackson and Jacob Parrish. Want More Context? 🔎

In a thrilling 10-inning showdown, Ramón Laureano's single brought home Xander Bogaerts, leading the San Diego Padres to a 5-4 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Bogaerts had a standout game with a homer and an RBI, while Lucas Giolito's struggles allowed the Padres to capitalize during a pivotal fifth inning, setting up the dramatic finish. Want More Context? 🔎