Mathias Laborda scored in the 82nd minute for the Vancouver Whitecaps on Saturday night, sealing a 1-1 tie with the Galaxy at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson.
The Whitecaps (8-1-1), who were only the second MLS team in the post-shootout era (since 2000) to win eight of their first nine games to begin a season, had their club regular-season record four-game win streak snapped.
Sebastian Berhalter played a free kick from the left side to the back post and Laborda headed home the finish from point-blank range to cap the scoring.
The Whitecaps had 58% possession and outshot the Galaxy 19-7, including a 5-2 edge in on target shots.
Joseph Paintsil opened the scoring in the 46th minute. Lucas Sanabria, in the opening seconds of the second half, stole a misplayed ball from Whitecaps goalkeeper Yohei Takaoka and fed Paintsil for a finish from the right side of the area.
JT Marcinkowski had four saves for the Galaxy (3-4-4).
After a break of 83 from Higgins in the ninth frame, O’Sullivan won two in a row, thanks to runs of 116 and 80, to hold a dominant five-frame advantage at 8-3.
Higgins won the 12th, but O’Sullivan’s break of 91 left the Englishman 9-4 in front.
But the final three frames were very dramatic. Higgins looked in control of the 14th, with O’Sullivan needing a snooker to have any chance, which he then got, although he could not capitalise.
Higgins took the 15th on a black-ball finish, with O’Sullivan then punching the table in frustration after missing a red early on in the last frame of the night.
His mood was not improved when he potted a long red but then saw the cue ball follow it into the same pocket, with that foul proving crucial as Higgins took the frame to give himself some hope.
O’Sullivan is fighting to make the Crucible quarter-finals for a 24th time and looking for an eighth world title, which would be a record in the modern era.
He was watched by former Manchester United footballer Paul Scholes during his 10-2 win over Chinese debutant He Guoqiang and, this time, UFC fighter Paddy Pimblett and Liverpool defender Milos Kerkez were in attendance.
They, along with the rest of the crowd at the Crucible, would have left thoroughly entertained.
EUPHORIA is back for season 3 after a four-year hiatus from HBO, and the provocative cast of characters have now left high school behind.
But fans are already dreading the end after the show’s creator and lead star hinted this could be the show’s final run. Here’s everything we know.
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Euphoria season 3 kicked off on April 12, 2026Credit: HBO
When will Euphoria season 3 finish?
Euphoria picks up following a time jump, years after we last saw the characters at East Highland High.
HBO said it explores “the virtue of faith, the possibility of redemption, and the problem of evil”.
The show’s creator Sam Levinson confirmed he has “no plans” for a fourth season, telling Variety that he writes “every season like it’s the last season”.
Speaking on the season 3 red carpet, he added: “I want to finish this as strong as I can.
“I’m cutting [episodes] seven and eight still.
“I’m putting some finishing touches. I just want to deliver a f***ing slam dunk season.”
And when Zendaya was asked on The Drew Barrymore Show if Season 3 would be the last one, she replied: “I think so, yeah.”
She added: “Closure is coming.”
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Euphoria season 3 consists of eight episodes, released weekly every Sunday, with the finale set for May 31, 2026.
Here is the full release schedule:
Episode 1 – April 12, 2026
Episode 2 – April 19, 2026
Episode 3 – April 26, 2026
Episode 4 – May 3, 2026
Episode 5 – May 10, 2026
Episode 6 – May 17, 2026
Episode 7 – May 24, 2026
Episode 8 – May 31, 2026
Who is starring in Euphoria season 3?
The cast for season three of Euphoria includes the following:
