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6.58pm BST

86 min: Hazard and Fabregas take the ball for a walk down the right. Their perambulations eat up 60 seconds or so.

6.57pm BST

85 min: Sanchez sends a low fizzer wide left from 20 yards. He wants a corner for a deflection – he is livid – but he’s not going to get it.

On the top of what is billed as the hardest climb in World Tour cycling, the Giro d’Italia entered its final week with the standings finely poised after a dramatic comeback from Chris Froome put the quadruple Tour de France winner back in the frame.

Simon Yates successfully held the pink jersey, gradually opening a gap on the defending champion, Tom Dumoulin, but his advantage does not look decisive. Not yet.

• Saracens 57-33 Wasps
• Farrell kicks 27 points to back up Saracens’ try spree

Normal service has been resumed. Saracens are back in the Premiership final. The mischievous had wondered whether they were a fading force, surrendering their Premiership title last season and suffering an unprecedented slump in the middle of this, but they have played their way back into form. Wasps were unable to cope.

The visitors managed five tries, some spectacular in a predictably exhilarating festival of running rugby, but they were 20-0 down in the first quarter and 30-5 down at the start of the second half, unable to deal with a Saracens masterclass. None was more masterful than Owen Farrell, who kicked 11 from 11 for a haul of 27 points, a record for a play-off. It was good news all round for Eddie Jones.

Almost a year to the day since the 50th match of their rivalry – the longest in the Open era – Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic collided gloriously again under a beating sun in Rome, and the Spaniard was stretched to the limit to preserve his aura on clay a week before the French Open.

If Nadal wins his eighth Italian Open title on Sunday he will be back at No1 in the world; if he loses, the absent Roger Federer will stay at the top until 24 June – two days before the Wimbledon seedings are announced.

• Widnes 18-38 St Helens
• Regan Grace and Ryan Morgan touch down twice for St Helens

This performance by St Helens will hardly be remembered as the most eye-catching of Justin Holbrook’s first year in charge but, on the anniversary of his arrival, it perhaps best illustrated the transformation of the club under his tenure.

The opening Super League game of the Magic Weekend will hardly take up too much time on the highlights package, but for the Super League leaders it underlined the vital trait of being able to win even when they are not playing to their potential.

Quinn led Boston University to a 105-68-21 record and two conference championships in five seasons as the Terriers’ coach.

Swanson is hitting .289 with two home runs and 13 RBIs for the Braves this season.

Brendan Rodgers’ side made history on Saturday by winning a second domestic treble in a row thanks to their Scottish Cup final win

South Korea’s multinational electronics company has unveiled the Nigeria international as their brand ambassador for a duration of three years

The Nice striker has not played for the Azzurri since World Cup 2014 but after a fine season with Nice in Ligue 1, he will get another opportunity