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Lisandro Martinez has made his call, and it's a big one. After publicly tearing into Manchester United's hierarchy following that two-nil Champions League loss to Atletico Madrid, The Athletic confirms Martinez has reached a decision on his future at Old Trafford. When a player goes on record like that, the fallout moves fast, and United's front office now has a serious situation on their hands.
Shifting to Formula One, and Red Bull is raising eyebrows across the entire paddock. Lewis Hamilton calls it the most powerful engine in the sport. Toto Wolff isn't pushing back. The FIA has officially named it the benchmark. Back-to-back wins in Malaysia and Singapore have made one thing clear — Red Bull's power unit gains are very, very real, even without a single formal engine upgrade on the books.
And over in Houston, the Texans are sitting at one and four, but Will Anderson is making sure nobody sleeps on him. The young pass rusher is putting together a season that has Defensive Player of the Year conversations heating up, carrying that defense almost entirely on his back while the rest of the roster finds its footing. Sometimes one player can make a one-and-four record feel like a warning.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
