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The Grand National features as Tony Paley guides the event with John Brewin reporting from the course.
Arsenal seek to extend a 12-point lead with a home clash against Bournemouth.
Liverpool vs. Fulham is a key 5.30pm fixture on Saturday with Rob Smyth at the minute-by-minute helm.
The Masters’ third round is live with Scott Murray guiding moving day at Augusta National.
Tyson Fury returns to the ring against Arslanbek Makhmudov with blow-by-blow coverage planned.
England Women face Ireland in rugby to launch their Six Nations campaign at Twickenham.
Sunday follows with matchday live coverage across football before Sunderland faces Tottenham.
The Guardian’s weekend schedule includes previews from Emillia Hawkins, Tanya Aldred, and Gary Wood with expert reports across sports.
The coverage includes County Championship cricket, with updates from Old Trafford and Lancaster.
The Guardian promises up-to-the-minute reports and a multi-sport weekend lineup.

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Rory McIlroy widened his Masters lead with a 65, giving him a six-shot advantage after 36 holes at Augusta National.
Max Homa fired a 2-under 70 to sit 2 under and in a four-way tie for 16th as he eyes the weekend at Augusta.
Collin Morikawa recovered to 1 under after a 69, tying for 20th as he continues play with back-spasm concerns.
Michael Kim dropped to plus-8 after bogeying three of his first four holes, ending his bid for the weekend.
Scottie Scheffler, world No. 1, was 14 strokes behind after a 74, marking his first over-par round at Augusta in three years.
Bryson DeChambeau missed the cut after a triple-bogey 7 on the 18th, finishing with six over par across two rounds.
Morikawa described his current form, saying he doesn’t feel like himself but is working through it as he aims for a strong finish.
Homa and Morikawa, both former Cal golfers, remain within reach of the weekend as the field tightens.
The Masters field also saw Jason Ket or Matt Fitzpatrick referenced in Morikawa's ties for 20th placement, indicating a crowded leaderboard.
The Masters coverage notes Jeff Faraudo as the source of updates and references social channels for following the event.

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Reitan shoots 68 to climb into a tie for seventh at the Masters halfway point.
The performance follows Reitan’s upward trajectory after a top-10 Texas Open finish.
Reitan sought course familiarity by practicing rounds ahead of the Players Championship.
Reitan downplays title hopes, aiming to find his feet on PGA Tour.
Reitan is part of a Nordic contingent fueling growing Masters presence.
Augusta practice rounds with Viktor Hovland helped Reitan prepare.
Reitan’s round included four straight birdies on the back nine.
Reitan believes Augusta National is a course he would love to play again.
Reitan remains focused on calm nerves and steady progress through the weekend.

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Holtz, a 39-year-old Illinois real estate agent, played in the Masters after winning the 2025 U.S. Mid-Amateur.
Holtz said Augusta is mentally exhausting and emphasized precise yardage as essential.
He described the moment walking up to the first tee and the surreal experience of seeing his name on the board.
Holtz recalled the moment he opened an invitation envelope that confirmed his Masters participation.
He compared his amateur status with professional play and noted not being on the PGA Tour or Korn Ferry.
Holtz spoke about juggling pressure and his competitive spirit during the Masters round.
Holtz noted Rory McIlroy’s 12-under score contrasted with his own results after two days.
He reflected on the mental demand of Augusta and why precision matters.
Holtz described the support network he shared a hug with after finishing his round.
The feature is part of The Athletic's Peak series focusing on the mental side of sports.

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Rory McIlroy led the Masters by six shots after a 65 in the second round, moving to 12-under overall.
Cameron Smith became the only player in Masters history to shoot four rounds in the 60s, achieving the record in 2020.
Dustin Johnson won the 2020 Masters at 20-under, five strokes ahead of Cameron Smith, who finished runner-up that year.
The article notes Smith missed the cut in a later major stretch, with Jason Day commenting on his bounce-back potential.
Smith’s Masters history contrasts with McIlroy’s current form as Augusta hosts ongoing drama.
The Masters has produced 56 winners historically, with 18 players winning on multiple occasions.
Cameron Smith, a former British Open champion, is currently ranked outside the top 200 in the world.
The piece highlights ongoing commentary about McIlroy’s attempt at back-to-back Masters titles.
The article includes quotes from day-to-day reactions and reactions from fellow players about Smith’s game.

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