Usually the Premier League title race between Liverpool and Manchester City would have top billing for the sport headlines on a Monday morning, but when Tiger Woods triumphs at The Masters there’s only ever going to be one winner…
It was his 15th major title, three behind Jack Nicklaus’s all-time record of 18, and comes 11 years since his last.
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The American golf icon’s recovery from injury, back surgery and personal issues to secure the victory at the Masters is “the ultimate sporting comeback” says The Scotman’s front page. Metro’s back page headline has a similar feel with “the greatest comeback”.
The Guardian reports that it’s the “return of the king”, the Daily Star says it’s “roarsome” and both the Daily Express and Independent declare Woods as “The Master”.
Woods’s victory is not just back-page news but also makes many of the front pages. Here we look at the UK newspaper sport headlines…
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How do new stadiums affect football clubs?In the Spotlight Everton's decision to move its men's team out of Goodison Park could be a catalyst for vital change, but there are cautionary tales too
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Liverpool's Anfield redemption: how did they do it?Talking Point Arne Slot's blueprint and standout player performances guide the Reds to record 20th league title
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The Masters: Rory McIlroy finally banishes his demonsIn the Spotlight McIlroy's grand slam triumph will go down as 'one of the greatest and most courageous victories in the history of golf'
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Where are all the English football managers?Talking Point Eddie Howe's Carabao Cup success underlines absence of homegrown coaching talent in the Premier League
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New Trafford: can it fix Manchester United's footballing problems?Talking Point Plan for £2 billion stadium despite staff job losses and lack of success on the pitch
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The Augusta Masters: the pinnacle of sportIn the Spotlight The most prestigious of golf's four majors is a unique exercise in the pantheon of sports
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The Premier League's spending cap: levelling the playing field?Talking Point Top clubs oppose plans to link spending to income of lowest-earning club, but rule could prevent success gap from widening
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Is a new English football regulator an own goal for the game?Talking Point PM hails 'historic moment for football fans' but West Ham owner warns it could 'ruin' Premier League
