Arthur Gea, a French tennis player ranked 56th in the world, achieved a notable victory on Sunday by defeating the 4th-ranked Ben Shelton in the third round of the Shanghai Masters 1000. This marked Gea's first win against a top 10 player, a significant milestone for the 21-year-old. Meanwhile, in basketball, the Spurs fell to the Phoenix Suns 102-98 on Saturday, despite a strong showing from Victor Wembanyama. Maxime Raynaud, a player for the Sacramento Kings, suffered a serious injury during the match. In football, Manchester City, recently found guilty of financial misconduct, now faces a difficult period as they prepare to face Liverpool on Sunday. Olympique Marseille is also struggling, having lost four of its last four matches. In politics, approximately 140,000 voters participated in a social-democratic primary on Sunday, choosing among five candidates. Raphael Glucksmann aimed for a first-round win, but a cyberattack disrupted the voting process. On the sports front, Lionel Messi scored two goals in Inter Miami's 4-0 win over DC United, marking his first goals since retiring from international play. In another match, Real Madrid narrowly avoided a defeat with a 1-0 win against Villarreal, thanks in part to the performance of young Ivorian player Yan Diomandé. Vinicius Junior was sent off for pulling hair, adding to the match's tension. Monaco remained at the top of Ligue 1 after a 2-2 draw with Toulouse, while Paris SG defeated Mans 3-1. French astronaut Sophie Adenot shared her emotional experiences during her eight-month stay in space during her first public appearance in Germany. In politics, Gabriel Attal introduced his "pact for youth" in Lyon, with plans to meet with Jean-Luc Mélenchon on Sunday. Meanwhile, over a thousand people protested against the A69 highway in the Tarn region. In sports, Romane Dicko took silver in the +78 kg category at the World Championships in Baku. Paul Seixas made history by becoming the youngest winner of the Tour de Lombardia.