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Here's your look ahead to the biggest sporting events happening this weekend, being shown across Sky Sports, TNT Sports and Premier Sports... all in one place, live on Sky.Red Bull secured the constructors' championship with six full race weekends still to go, while Max Verstappen made sure of the drivers' title last weekend with five more Grands Prix to be run.
Leinster travel to Scotstoun Stadium for their opening game of the 2023/24 United Rugby Championship. With decisive wins in the last three matches against the Warriors, Leinster have high hopes of making a strong start to the season. Premier League: Aston Villa v West Ham - 4.30pm, Sky Sports Premier LeagueLaLiga: Barcelona v Athletic Club - 8pm, Premier Sports 1Get Sky Sports and Sports Extra All the live sport you love in one place with Sky Sports, TNT Sports & Premier Sports.
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