Penalties
Monaco GP penalty saga continues as Mercedes withdraws appeal
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The Formula 1 controversy over pitlane speeding penalties at the Monaco Grand Prix remains unresolved nearly two weeks after the race. Alpine secured a reinstated podium for Pierre Gasly following a successful right of review, prompting appeals from McLaren and Red Bull. Mercedes has now withdrawn its own review request regarding George Russell.
Alpine driver Franco Colapinto has been dropped from eighth to 10th place in the Barcelona Grand Prix after receiving a 10-second time penalty for failing to slow sufficiently under yellow flags.
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Grêmio forward Carlos Vinícius, formerly of Fulham, Tottenham, Napoli, and Benfica, missed three consecutive penalties during a Copa Sudamericana match against Palestino. The Palestino goalkeeper saved each attempt, though the referee ordered retakes for the first two due to early movement off the line. Vinícius failed to score on the third try.
Acassuso advanced to the Primera División B final after drawing 1-1 with Real Pilar in the semifinal and winning on penalties. Goals came from Mathías Crocco for Real Pilar and David Escalante for Acassuso, but misses in the shootout sealed the home team's exit.
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Solomon Islands' Mataks won the 2025 OFC Futsal Men’s Champions League title with an 8-7 victory on penalties against New Zealand's Waikato Rapids after a 4-4 draw in the final at Vodafone Arena in Suva. The match went to extra time following a dramatic late equalizer. Mataks became the second Solomon Islands team to lift the trophy.