Sporting weekend in pictures: Hamilton celebrates victory in Singapore, David Luiz sees red and more

The Spanish air force takes part in a flyover before the La Liga match between Atletico Madrid and Malaga, as part of 12 hours of celebrations at the club's new Estadio Wanda Metropolitano. Atletico win the match 1-0 and lie fifth in La Liga, behind city rivals Real only on goals scored.

Lewis Hamilton drives a masterful race to win the Singapore Grand Prix and take a stranglehold on the title as rival Sebastian Vettel crashes out. Hamilton, who started fifth after struggling in qualifying, leads within four corners of the start after Vettel collides with Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull's Max Verstappen at the beginning of the race. Hamilton heads into the final six races of the season with a 28-point advantage over Vettel.

Francisco Lindor and Austin Jackson of the Cleveland Indians celebrate after beating the Kansas City Royals 3-2 in Cleveland, Ohio. The Indians' historic victory was their 22nd win in a row, a record for Major League Baseball.

Michal Navratil prepares to dive from the the Stari Most bridge during the Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series

Fearless Michal Navratil certainly has some balance. The stunning view is the last thing on the Czech's mind as he takes a deep breath before launching an arm-stand dive from the 27-metre platform on the Stari Most bridge during the fifth round of the Cliff Diving World Series in Mostar, Bosnia- Herzegovina.

David Njoku of the Cleveland Browns celebrates a touch down against Baltimore Ravens

Tight end David Njoku of the Cleveland Browns scores a touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens in the second quarter at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland. There's no doubt he makes it look easy, but his team go on to lose the NFL match 24-10.

Everton striker Wayne Rooney looks frustrated during the 4-0 defeat away to his former side Manchester United. The loss is Everton's fourth in a row, by a combined total of 12 goals to nil, and they drop into the Premier League's bottom three. Things go from bad to worse for the former England captain as he pleads guilty to drink-driving on Monday.

Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin

All eyes are on the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas on Saturday night, as Gennady Golovkin takes on Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez in a fight the former dubs the "biggest of this era". But the highly anticipated world middleweight title contest ends in a controversial draw that Golovkin claims is "bad for the sport".

Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero scores a hat-trick - his sixth in the Premier League and 10th for City - to move him just two goals away from equalling the club's all-time scoring record of 177, set by Eric Brook between 1928 and 1940. The achievement impresses boss Pep Guardiola, who hails the Argentine as a "legend" after City win 6-0 at Watford.

Jos Buttler runs out to join his England team-mates for the T20 against West Indies at Chester-le-Street

England run out to field before the Twenty20 international between England and West Indies ain Durham. The Windies win by 21 runs as England are bowled out for 155, but three spectators are injured when part of a stand collapses at Chester-le-Street.

Chelsea's David Luiz protests to referee Michael Oliver as Granit Xhaka looks on

Chelsea's David Luiz protests to referee Michael Oliver as he is shown a red card for a dangerous tackle during the 0-0 draw against Arsenal. Chelsea have been given as many red cards in their past five Premier League games (three) as they had in their previous 73.

Sebastian Vettel collides with Kimi Raikkonen and Max Verstappen on the first bend during the Singapore Grand Prix

A chaotic start to the Singapore Grand Prix results in Sebastian Vettel colliding with Ferrari team-mate Kimi Raikkonen and Red Bull's Max Verstappen. All three men were called to the stewards to explain the incident but officials decided that "no driver was wholly or predominantly to blame" and decided to take no further action. It was the first time Ferrari have retired both cars on the first lap, ever.