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

Introducing SB Nation in-5 SB Nation launches a daily NFL trivia game where players guess an NFL player using up to five clues, featuring both active and retired athletes. The game aims to engage fans, encouraging them to share their results and feedback through comments or a provided Google Form. Need More Context? 🔎

American retail magnate Harry Gordon Selfridge aimed to revolutionize shopping as an enjoyable experience when he opened his Oxford Street emporium in 1909, notably showcasing the aeroplane used by Louis Bleriot for the first flight across the English Channel among its attractions. This innovative approach set a precedent for modern retail environments, blending consumer goods with captivating displays. Need More Context? 🔎

A new report by the Motorsport Industry Association, conducted by Grant Thornton, reveals significant growth in Motorsport Valley over the past decade, emphasizing its global importance as the base for seven of the ten teams in the 2025 Formula 1 championship. This underscores the region's pivotal role in the motorsport industry. Need More Context? 🔎

Reigning Super Formula champion Sho Tsuboi is optimistic that Toyota's collaboration with the Haas Formula 1 team may provide him the chance to test F1 cars, following his success in securing his first Super Formula title last year. He has been identified as a strong candidate for Haas's TPC program, which involves driving previous-generation F1 vehicles. Need More Context? 🔎

Tyrese Haliburton's NBA Finals ended tragically for the Indiana Pacers as he tore his right Achilles during Game 7, leading to their loss against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Following surgery, Haliburton expressed his frustration and apologized to Pacers fans, vowing to recover and return stronger, inspired by Kobe Bryant's resilience after a similar injury. Need More Context? 🔎

British Touring Car Championship organiser TOCA will address a rules loophole during the summer break, ahead of the next round at Croft. This decision follows an incident at Oulton Park where Hyundai's Tom Ingram was delayed in scrutineering after securing pole position due to issues with the mounting of the flat floor beneath his i30 N Fastback. Need More Context? 🔎