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Sports stars and clubs across the world continue to provide an insight into their lives on social media.
Here, the PA news agency looks at some of the best examples from March 13.
Football
Cristiano Ronaldo brushed aside Juventus’ Champions League pain.
Gary Neville tried to take in Salford’s rise.
Wembley for @SalfordCityFC today v @Pompey . Can’t believe we are playing against a team at Wembley that knocked United out of the FA Cup in 2008. All the best lads and thank you to all the players and staff that helped us to get there . ❤️
— Gary Neville (@GNev2) March 13, 2021
Leeds players took courage from their point against Chelsea.
Great effort from the whole team. We got a draw against a great team. Very important to get a clean sheet again. We keep moving forward!Gran esfuerzo de todo el equipo. Conseguimos un empate ante un gran equipo. Importante volver a dejar la portería a cero. Seguimos adelante! pic.twitter.com/yYLYHJcEwY
— Diego Llorente (@diego_2llorente) March 13, 2021
So did Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger.
Crystal Palace players enjoyed victory against West Brom.
Burnley dedicated their win at Everton to the memory of Sean Dyche’s brother-in-law.
We dedicate this victory to the memory of Mark Horbatowski, 46, who sadly passed away recently. Mark was the brother of Jane, the wife of manager Sean Dyche.
— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) March 13, 2021
Cricket
England revelled in their T20 win over India.
KP dished out the praise.
England’s white ball cricket team is just pure – ❤️
— Kevin Pietersen🦏 (@KP24) March 13, 2021
Is Ben Stokes a Peaky Blinder?
The Three Musketeers.
Formula One
Formula One remembered former commentator Murray Walker, who has died at the age of 97.
We are immensely sad to hear that Murray Walker has passed away
His passion and love of the sport inspired millions of fans around the world
He will forever be a part of our history, and will be dearly missed pic.twitter.com/cMwLjjqxAj
— Formula 1 (@F1) March 13, 2021
Very sad to learn that Murray Walker has passed away. @F1 Grand Prix commentator for over 25 years for the BBC and ITV, notably with James Hunt, he was the voice of Formula 1. All the @FIA family pays tribute to him. My thoughts are with his loved ones. pic.twitter.com/NtD178U8HF
— Jean Todt (@JeanTodt) March 13, 2021
So sad to hear of Murray’s passing. I remember growing up hearing your voice over the races. You made the sport so much more exciting and captivating. The iconic voice of our sport and a great man, thank you for all you did, you will never be forgotten. Rest in peace🙏🏾
— Lewis Hamilton (@LewisHamilton) March 13, 2021
Tonight we pay tribute to the voice of F1, the legendary Murray Walker, who brought joy to so many of us.
Rest in peace, Murray. May you once again tussle for the mic with James Hunt. May your Murrayisms entertain all for ever more. pic.twitter.com/FjKyuOALV1
— Alpine F1 Team (@AlpineF1Team) March 13, 2021
A man who brought F1 to life, what a sad day for racing. RIP Murray Walker.
— Alex Albon (@alex_albon) March 13, 2021
“It is with great sadness that I have to inform Silverstone’s fans that Murray Walker died earlier today. He was to so many of us fans of F1, the voice that epitomised the sport we love. pic.twitter.com/sllG6Hhzx1
— Silverstone (@SilverstoneUK) March 13, 2021
We join the world of F1 in offering our condolences to the family of Murray Walker following his passing. He will always be remembered as the voice of motorsport and a wonderful entertainer. He was the inspiration which drew so many fans to the sport. May he rest in peace. pic.twitter.com/pqLUK2eSsD
— Bahrain Int. Circuit (@BAH_Int_Circuit) March 13, 2021
F1 testing continued in Bahrain.
Lewis Hamilton went for a spin.
Lando Norris was in the pitta lane!
Athletics
There’s more to come from Holly Archer.
Tennis
Coco Gauff hit 17.
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