​Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has officially broken the all-time Premier League record for the most assists in a single season. The influential Portuguese midfielder secured his 21st assist of the campaign against Brighton on Sunday to move clear of Arsenal icon Thierry Henry and Manchester City legend Kevin De Bruyne in the history books. Making History On The South Coast Fernandes secured his historic 21st assist during a final-day clash with Brighton on Sunday. The playmaker, who arrived at United from Sporting in January 2020 for a fee of €65 million, floated in a trademark corner for Patrick Dorgu to head home the opening goal. This achievement saw Fernandes move clear of Henry and De Bruyne, who jointly held the single-season assists record before this campaign with 20 each. Fernandes went on to score himself as United eventually sealed a 3-0 victory over the Seagulls. The Portugal international has scored nine goals overall this term, and was named Premier League Player of the Season on Saturday. Fernandes also left the Amex Stadium with the Premier League Playmaker of the Season award for 2025-26, finishing nine clear of Rayan Cherki with the most assists in the division. A Proud Moment For The Captain Before reaching the momentous milestone, Fernandes acknowledged the caliber of the players he was competing against. Speaking previously to Sky Sports, the Portuguese international expressed his immense gratitude. He said: "It's something that I think about because we are talking about Kevin and Thierry, they were two of the best players that the Premier League has seen in a long, long time. Having the chance to be up there with their names - just for this category, let's not talk about the rest they have done in the Premier League - is very good, and I'm very proud of that." Deflecting Praise To His Teammates Despite receiving widespread individual acclaim, Fernandes has continually stressed the importance of his colleagues. The midfielder boasts an incredible overall record of 106 goals in 327 appearances for United, but he was quick to point out that a creator is nothing without clinical finishers. Following his 20th assist against Nottingham Forest in United's previous game, he stated: "I'm very grateful to see their reaction more than mine because I wanted Bryan [Mbeumo] to celebrate his goal. I didn't want to make it about myself because at the end of the day scoring the goal is the biggest thing in football. And all credit to Bryan because if he doesn't put it on the back of the net, my record will not be there. So these records only come if your teammates do the things right as you do." What Next For The Record-Breaker? After writing his name into the history books, Fernandes will shift his immediate focus to the World Cup with Portugal. With his contract at United expiring on June 30, 2027, the captain remains vital to the club's future ambitions, and it has been reported he is in line for a lucrative extension. 2026 FIFA World Cup: How To Watch The 2026 FIFA World Cup will run from June 11–July 19, 2026. Spread across three countries, the tournament will culminate with the final on July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. All 104 tournament matches will air live across FOX (70) and FS1 (34) with every match streaming live and on-demand within both the FOX One and the FOX Sports app. A record 40 matches, more than one-third of the tournament, will air in prime time across FOX (21) and FS1 (19). The opening match on June 11 between Mexico and South Africa (3 p.m. ET) will stream for free on Tubi, as well as the USA's opening match against Paraguay on June 12 (9 p.m. ET). Read More

​There is no tradition in motorsports quite like the victor’s toast at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Following a grueling, rain-delayed afternoon that culminated in the closest finish in event history, Felix Rosenqvist hoisted the legendary bottle of milk in Winner's Circle at the Indy 500. For Rosenqvist, the traditional cold beverage tasted sweeter than ever after surviving 70 lead changes and a dramatic, last-lap shootout with David Malukas. Drenched in sweat and donning the BorgWarner Victory Wreath, the newly crowned Indy 500 champion gleefully poured the bottle over his head, a symbolic baptism for the newest member of the elite club. "I felt like we were in all situations, we kind of had it under control. That last yellow (flag) didn't help us," a beaming Rosenqvist said. "It kind of worked out the right way when I got back to third and then I had to flat-out lap on the high line and it stuck. "The coolest way you can win an Indy 500." The iconic ritual, which dates back to Louis Meyer’s requests for buttermilk in the 1930s, remains the ultimate crowning moment in motorsports. Rosenqvist, along with the other 32 drivers in the field, were polled to find out which type of milk they'd like waiting for them at the finish line. They could choose between whole, 2% or skim. Rosenqvist chose whole milk. For Rosenqvist, the celebration capped off a wild day, that featured weather anxiety, a late-race red flag and a historic margin of victory. Photos: Drenched In History Here are images of Felix Rosenqvist celebrating his sweet Indy 500 victory with milk. What's Next? The NTT INDYCAR SERIES now packs up for the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix on May 31, but the image of Rosenqvist covered in milk at the Brickyard will define the 2026 racing season. Read More