VIDEO: Andy Murray plays tennis against England football legend Wayne Rooney
Andy Murray enjoyed some Scotland v England rivalry in Washington DC by hitting some balls on the court with Wayne Rooney.
The Scot is working his way back to fitness following a year out with a hip complaint, and next on his list of tournaments is the Citi Open in Washington next week.
Former England football captain Wayne Rooney has just joined DC United from Everton, and the ex-Manchester United star couldn’t resist popping down to Rock Creek Park to play some tennis with Murray.
Naturally, it has been caught on video, and you can watch it below.
Game recognize game.
When @andy_murray met @WayneRooney at #CO50 #DCU @dcunited pic.twitter.com/L1jnJO7V7h
— Citi Open (@CitiOpen) July 28, 2018
Latest
-
Tennis FeaturesIga Swiatek keeps rising and has the potential to become a dominant figure on the WTA Tour
Oli Jefford on Iga Swiatek’s rise.
-
WTA Tour‘Tremendous player’ Kim Clijsters to resume her comeback as she accepts Miami and Charleston wildcards
Kim Clijsters set to feature in Miami and Charleston.
-
WTA Tour‘Motivated’ Garbine Muguruza shows fighting spirit as she beats defending Doha champion Aryna Sabalenka
Muguruza ends Sabalenka’s Doha title defence.
-
ATP TourAndy Murray set to compete in Dubai and Miami events as he hints at playing full-clay court season
Andy Murray on his next few events.
-
ATP TourAndy Murray shows real signs of promise despite defeat to Andrey Rublev
There were certainly encouraging signs for Andy Murray.
-
NewsAngry Andy Murray loses to world number eight Andrey Rublev in Rotterdam
The three-time grand slam winner was beaten 7-5, 6-2.
-
ATP TourATP announces ‘Covid Protection Ranking’ amid ongoing restrictions
ATP announces new system and some tweaks to other systems.
-
Tennis VideosWATCH: Turning his back on play, brilliant winners, racket smashing from Daniil Medvedev as he loses
Daniil Medvedev entertains, even when he loses.
-
ATP Tour‘I just don’t feel well here’ – Alexander Zverev’s Rotterdam woes continue as he bemoans early exit
Early exit for Alexander Zverev in Rotterdam.
-
Tennis FeaturesAs football’s VAR struggles continue, tennis celebrates 15 years of Hawk-Eye’s electronic line calling system
Hawk-Eye in tennis, some like it, some don’t.