Celtic boss Martin O'Neill has fired back at Tony Bloom's claims that Hearts players were assaulted on the pitch during the chaos at Parkhead last weekend.

Lewis Hamilton shared he shed a tear when Arsenal clinched the Premier League title.Manchester City's 1-1 draw against Bournemouth secured the title for the Gunners with a game to spare.The seven-time Formula One world champion spoke about his memories of supporting the club and the emotions of winning the title.Hamilton said: "Like for everyone, [I was] very emotional. I shed a tear.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"I was five years old, I used to play around Stevenage way, around the corner with friends. "I was the only black kid in the area out of the kids I was playing with, and I was trying to fit in."Everyone supported different teams, West Ham, Tottenham, Manchester. "I was bouncing around all these teams when I was like four or five years old depending on who I was with."LATEST SPORTS NEWSThomas Tuchel names his 26-man England squad for the World CupPep Guardiola to leave Manchester City with future role already confirmedManchester United announce Michael Carrick will continue as club's head coachThe F1 star continued: "I remember my sister, I messaged her the other day, she was walking me home and asked me who I supported and then gave me a dig in my arm and said 'we have to support Arsenal'."We had a laugh yesterday about it."The title is Arsenal's first in 22 years, coming after numerous near misses.Hamilton added: "We have had so many close moments and to finally get it was like 'wow'."A lot of emotion came out for me, and I'm sure for a lot of people."I'm so happy and proud of the team. Obviously, Arsene [Wenger] was great. I think the direction they have gone in the past couple of years has been fantastic."Very inspired by what they have done. Think they can go from strength to strength from here."Arsenal are now focused on winning their first-ever Champions League as they head to Budapest on May 30.Standing in their way are defending champions Paris Saint-Germain, with a thrilling contest in store.Hamilton shared that he took inspiration from Arsenal's success, saying: "I'm always looking for other leaders that are doing great things and how they work with teams."I'm always learning how I can be a better colleague, a better teammate to the people around me. "How I can extract more from myself but also from the groups that I get to work with because teamwork really does make the dream work - it's a real thing."Hamilton is in action this weekend, chasing his first win in a Ferrari at the Canadian Grand Prix.The F1 star sits in joint fourth with his compatriot Lando Norris, with both drivers sitting on 51 points.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

The rare species of Ebola involved - known as Bundibugyo - kills around a third of those infected and has no proven vaccine yet.

The rare species of Ebola involved - known as Bundibugyo - kills around a third of those infected and has no proven vaccine yet.

Alfred Gislason bleibt auch ber die Heim-WM hinaus Bundestrainer. Der Deutsche Handballbund hat den im kommenden Jahr auslaufenden Vertrag bis 2028 verlngert.[mehr]

While the crack of the bat has been missing since last August, the heartbeat of this stadium never stopped.A baseball "offseason" is anything but ... - Northwoods Kalamazoo Growlers

The Sparks defeated the Mercury in Phoenix, 97-88, making a season-high 15 three- pointers and shooting 46.9% (15-of-32) from beyond the arc. Los Ange... - WNBA Los Angeles Sparks

Suivez en live la finale de la Coupe de France de football entre Lens et Nice, ce vendredi (21h) au Stade de France. Aprs leur deuxime place en Ligue 1, les Sang et Or visent un premier trophe dans la comptition que les Niois, barragistes, ont dj remporte trois fois.

Matt Burton makes a line break and the Bulldogs score a try in the next play.

The PHFs interim management announced that players and officials of the national team will receive a daily allowance of USD 110 during foreign tours.