On this day... May 27

FILE PHOTO: ON THIS DAY -- May 27 May 27, 1986 SOCCER - England striker Gary Lineker grimaces as he does stretching exercises with his arm in a sling during the team's training session in Monterrey, Mexico ahead of their World Cup campaign. Despite injuring his arm a week earlier, Lineker started all three games in the group stage, netting a hat-trick in the third match in a 3-0 win over Poland.

Celtic’s first trophy since they won the Scottish Cup in 1989 gave Burns success during his first year in charge and earned the team a spot in the European Cup Winners’ Cup the following season.MOTOR RACING - Helio Castroneves holds the Borg Warner Trophy at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway a day after he became the first driver in 31 years to defend his crown, scoring a controversial victory over Canada’s Paul Tracy.

Charlton faced Eusebio in two of the finest days of his own career, the 1966 World Cup semi-final, when England beat Portugal at Wembley, and the 1968 European Cup final when Manchester United overcame Benfica in extra-time at the same venue. Ariki was joined by sprinter Dai Tamesue and long jumper Nobuharu Asahara as the trio showed off their skills at a makeshift track and field to raise public interest in athletics.

Looks like the flux capacitor is working well.

Ahh reuters...guess you are working off the chinese calendar your CCPChina masters got you. We are 26th of may you posers

Isnt today May 26? I thought I forgot my own birthday which is May 27.

🥴 Today is 26th, fyi.

GaryLineker can’t keep out of the news 😊

This must have been painful, GaryLineker , wasn't it? Just as losing 0:3 must have been to the Polish team then.. Well, anyway, many greetings from Poland.

Today is 26th 🤔

GaryLineker

Gary Lineker

Lmao!!

Today is May 26.

GaryLineker check you out!

Every day ! After my emergency duty !!

GaryLineker :)

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