The COVID-19 pandemic has wiped out most live sport all around the globe, but history will never be erased.
While you contemplate streaming yet another Netflix drama or rewatching another replay of your favourite sporting moments, here are some stories that were making news in years past on May 11.
1935
In the New South Wales RFL, St George Dragons smash Canterbury-Bankstown 91-6 at Earl Park.
The Dragons scored 19 tries and converted 17 of them in the 85-point win, which still stands as the biggest winning margin in Australian rugby league.
The following week, Canterbury was smashed 87-7 by Eastern Suburbs - the second-biggest win in competition history.
1980
Julius 'Dr J' Erving pulls off one of the most famous moves in NBA history, with a behind-the-board reverse layup in Game Three of the NBA finals against the LA Lakers.
Erving's 76ers would eventually lose the game 111-101 and the series 4-2.
1985
Fifty-six people die and 265 people are injured, after a fire breaks out at a Bradford City football match against Lincoln City - the worst fire in English football history.
The fire was caused by a fan putting out a cigarette in the stands just before halftime, with the scores locked at 0-0.
Club legend and current Bradford manager Stuart McCall, and assistant Greg Abbott were among the players on the field during the match.
2002
The Crusaders run riot against the Waratahs, scoring 14 tries in a 96-19 Super Rugby-record win at Jade Stadium.
Caleb Ralph scored four tries, with current coach Scott Robertson also scoring.
The 96 points is still the most ever in a Super Rugby match, while 14 tries is equal most and Andrew Mehrtens' 13 conversions also remain a record.
The Crusaders would finish the regular season unbeaten and go on to win the Super 12 final.
2013
Wigan defy the odds to beat Manchester City 1-0 in the FA Cup final, with defender Ben Watson scoring a stoppage-time winner.
The win saw 'The Latics' become the first team to win the Cup and succumb to relegation from the Premier League in the same season.
Birthdays
1977 - Former Springboks rugby captain Victor Matfield
1978 - Former Tall Blacks and NZ Breakers guard Aaron Olson
1989 - Carolina Panthers NFL quarterback Cam Newton
Deaths
2014 - Rugby league immortal Reg Gasnier, aged 74
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Live updates - NZ Warriors v St George Dragons
The NZ Warriors broke a four-game NRL losing streak in a come-from-behind 26-18 win at Suncorp Stadium.
Dargons half Ben Hunt revived memories of his 2015 Grand Final bungle, when he spilled a Patrick Herbert dropout and Ken Maumalo crossed for the matchwinner in the next set.
While ex-Bronco Hunt was the villain, playing in front of his former home crowd as part of Magic Round, Warriors skipper Roger Tuivasa-Sheck was the hero, orchestrating his side's final two tries.
The Warriors were forced to fight back from an early 10-0 deficit and scored 20 unanswered points in the second half to kick-start their season.
Peta Hikua scored two tries for the Warriors, with Maumalo, David Fusitu'a and Agnatius Paasi also crossing the chalk.
