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2.5.26 Premier League: Aston Villa Injuries

Aston Villa manager Unai Emery confirmed that Amadou Onana will miss the upcoming match against Tottenham Hotspur due to a calf injury sustained in the Europa League defeat to Nottingham Forest. The club is still assessing the severity of the issue, with further updates expected after medical scans.

2.5.26 Premier League: Tottenham Injuries

Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi confirmed that Pape Sarr is available again after recovering from a shoulder issue and could feature against Aston Villa, though his starting role is undecided. Sarr's return is a boost for Spurs, who have had a mixed start under De Zerbi as he continues adjusting tactics and balancing his playing style with limited preparation time.

2.5.26 Bundesliga: Bayern Injuries

Bayern Munich youngster Lennart Karl is back in partial training after a recent injury but remains a doubt for the Champions League second leg against PSG. Coach Vincent Kompany emphasized caution with the 18-year-old's recovery, noting the importance of not rushing him back despite his efforts to be fit for the crucial match.

2.5.26 Scottish Premier League: Celtic

Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers has resumed light training after a long Achilles injury layoff, raising the possibility of a return before the end of the season. Manager Martin O'Neill remains cautious, stressing the need for medical guidance despite the player's eagerness. Meanwhile, Tomas Cvancara could miss the rest of the campaign as he considers surgery for a persistent groin issue.

1.5.26 Ligue 1: PSG Injuries

Paris Saint-Germain have been hit with significant setbacks ahead of their Champions League semi-final second leg against Bayern Munich. Achraf Hakimi is ruled out for several weeks with a muscular injury sustained late in the first leg, while goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier will also miss multiple weeks after suffering a thigh injury in training. Hakimi's absence is viewed as a major blow to PSG's defensive stability heading into the decisive match.

1.5.26 Premier League: Burnley

Scott Parker has left Burnley by mutual consent following their relegation from the Premier League. Despite leading the club to promotion the previous season, poor top-flight results led to his exit, with assistant Mike Jackson set to take temporary charge.

2.5.26 NHL: Boston Bruins

Boston Bruins defenseman Charlie McAvoy was ejected in Game 6 after delivering a two-handed slash to Buffalo's Zach Benson following a trip, an incident that could lead to NHL discipline. The altercation came late in Boston's 4-1 loss, which eliminated them from the playoffs and sent the Sabres to the second round for the first time since 2007. McAvoy called it a reaction to the play, while Sabres coach Lindy Ruff described it as emotional but excessive.

30.4.26 NHL: Pittsburgh Penguins

The Pittsburgh Penguins were eliminated by the Philadelphia Flyers in a Game 6 overtime loss, raising questions about the future of longtime stars Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Kris Letang. The trio, teammates since 2006 and three-time Stanley Cup champions, may not remain together with Malkin entering free agency. Crosby acknowledged the uncertainty but expressed hope they could continue playing together. Despite a strong effort to extend the series, Pittsburgh's season ends without a playoff series win since 2018.

2.5.26 MLB: Baltimore Orioles Injuries

The Baltimore Orioles placed closer Ryan Helsley on the 15-day injured list due to right elbow inflammation, though early tests showed no serious damage and the team expects a short absence. Helsley, who has been perfect in save opportunities this season, is among a growing list of injured Orioles players. In related moves, Baltimore called up Cade Povich and Albert Suarez while optioning Cameron Foster.

1.5.26 MLB: Milwaukee Brewers Injuries

Brandon Woodruff left his start after two innings when his fastball velocity dipped sharply, prompting tests including an MRI. The Milwaukee Brewers are proceeding cautiously given his injury history, though Woodruff said his arm just felt "dead" and not injured.

1.5.26 NBA: Toronto Raptors Injuries

Toronto Raptors forward Brandon Ingram will miss Game 6 against the Cleveland Cavaliers due to ongoing right heel inflammation, which he aggravated in Game 5. Ingram has struggled throughout the series and was unable to practice before the elimination game, leaving the Raptors short-handed as they trail 3-2. Coach Darko Rajakovic expressed confidence in the team's depth to compensate for the absence of Ingram and Immanuel Quickley.

1.5.26 NBA: Houston Rockets Injuries

Kevin Durant will miss Game 6 against the Los Angeles Lakers with a left ankle injury, his fourth straight absence. The Houston Rockets have rallied from 3-0 to force Game 6, but Durant's return this series remains uncertain.