May was a busy month on Speedy Sports Cars. We covered everything from a frustrating women's football draw to a thrilling NBA playoff showdown, plus lottery results, a massive music residency, and even a tragic rockslide in the Swiss Alps. Below is a quick rundown of the stories that kept fans talking.
The England women’s team stumbled to a 1‑1 draw against Portugal in the Nations League opener. Alessia Russo gave England an early lead, but Kika Nazareth’s late goal sealed a draw that left England trailing Spain in Group C. At the same time, the NBA playoffs heated up. The Knicks and Pacers traded blows, with Jalen Brunson’s 32‑point explosion forcing a Game 6, while Indiana’s Tyrese Haliburton kept the series alive. The Western Conference Finals also saw the Thunder dominate the Timberwolves in Game 1, thanks to Shai Gilgeous‑Alexander’s brilliance.
Lottery fans got their fix with two Thunderball draws. The May 3 draw handed out almost £1 million across 182,350 winners, and the May 24 draw crowned a £500,000 top prize. EuroMillions sparked confusion when a £14 million jackpot seemed to be missing, prompting a deep dive into official draw records.
Music lovers saw Gorillaz announce a rare London residency at the Copper Box Arena. From late August to early September, the band will play three full albums back‑to‑back, with tickets starting at £80. The event runs alongside a ‘House of Kong’ exhibition celebrating 25 years of the group's creativity.
Nature reminded us it can be brutal when a glacier collapse buried the Alpine village of Blatten, causing a massive rockslide. Rapid evacuations saved most residents, but one person remains missing. The incident highlights growing risks for Alpine communities as climate patterns shift.
Across the sports world, La Liga got its share of drama. Real Madrid announced a star‑studded lineup against Valencia, while Barcelona prepared for a clash with Real Betis, resting key players to focus on Champions League commitments. Both matches promised tactical twists and a few surprise absences.
In other headlines, the UK government scrapped a planned cut to the ISA allowance after banks pushed back, and Harvard faced a political showdown over international student enrollment. Meanwhile, a Cessna‑550 crash in San Diego claimed six lives, prompting a thorough NTSB investigation.
That’s the flavor of May 2025 on Speedy Sports Cars. Whether you’re chasing scores, checking lottery numbers, or just love a good music show, we’ve got the highlights you need. Keep coming back for more updates, and let us know which story grabbed your attention the most.
England’s start to the Women’s Nations League campaign fell flat with a 1-1 draw against Portugal. Alessia Russo gave England an early lead, but Kika Nazareth’s late equalizer exposed defensive lapses. England’s struggle to convert chances and a muddled second half leaves them trailing Spain in Group C.
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Gorillaz are set for a rare London residency at Copper Box Arena. From August 29 to September 3, 2025, the band will perform three full albums and a surprise show, with tickets starting at £80. The residency runs alongside their House of Kong exhibition and marks 25 years of the band's innovative presence.
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Indiana takes a firm 3-1 series lead over New York, fueled by Tyrese Haliburton’s explosive play and Jalen Brunson’s efforts for the Knicks. With the action shifting back to Madison Square Garden for Game 5, fans can catch the drama unfold live on TNT or Max. The Thunder are ready and waiting for the winner in the NBA Finals.
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Jalen Brunson’s explosive 32-point performance pushed the Knicks past the Pacers 111-94, keeping New York alive in the Eastern Conference Finals. The balanced effort frustrated Indiana’s defense and forced a pivotal Game 6. Pacers' stars Haliburton and Turner faltered as the series heads back to Indiana.
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EuroMillions players searching for Tuesday’s £14m jackpot results find conflicting information, with no clear record of a £14m jackpot on May 27, 2025. The closest available data suggests a much larger jackpot, fueling questions about potential reporting errors or rescheduling.
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A glacier collapse in the Swiss Alps unleashed a 3-million-cubic-meter rockslide, destroying the recently evacuated village of Blatten. Rapid evacuations likely saved many, but one person is missing. The catastrophe marks an unprecedented event for the region, putting a spotlight on growing risks in Alpine communities.
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Jalen Brunson and Tyrese Haliburton headline top DFS captain picks for Pacers vs. Knicks Game 4, with OG Anunoby and Mitchell Robinson as strong value plays. T.J. McConnell offers sneaky upside. Betting leans toward the Pacers, but New York's knack for comebacks keeps the matchup unpredictable.
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Karl-Anthony Towns scored 20 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter as the Knicks stormed back from 20 down to beat the Pacers 106-100 in Game 3, keeping their playoff hopes alive and narrowing the series to 2-1.
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Oklahoma City Thunder controlled Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals, overpowering the Minnesota Timberwolves 114-88. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander delivered a standout game, while Julius Randle's efforts couldn't rescue Minnesota. The Thunder's aggressive play and home energy shifted the tone for the series.
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Anthony Edwards powered the Timberwolves to a blowout Game 3 win over the Thunder, sparking hope in the Western Conference Finals. Minnesota's defense and bench stepped up, narrowing Oklahoma City's lead to 2-1. The Thunder now feel the heat as Game 4 looms.
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