VICE Sports World News Roundup: May 17, 2016

Good morning, America. It's May 17th, 2016. Welcome to the VICE Sports World News Roundup. I was on a reporting trip for the last week, but I'm back now, so be sure to stop every morning for more headlines from around the world.

Most of Europe's top soccer division seasons have ended. The Premier League should be over, except there was a bomb scare at Manchester United over the weekend, so United plays Bournemouth tonight instead.

With club soccer over, teams are into preparations for the European Championship and Copa America. So around the world, managers are picking their squads. Spain announced it's team today. It includes neither Diego Costa nor Juan Mata.

OFICIAL | Lista provisional de 25 jugadores para la — Selección Española (@SeFutbol)May 17, 2016

The United States announced its 40-player preliminary roster at the beginning of May. Jozy Altidore was on that list, but will miss the tournament with a hamstring injury he suffered over the weekend.

The English FA handed Chelsea and Tottenham pretty substantial fines for their fight in the third to last match of their seasons: 375,000 pounds and 225,000 pounds, respectively.

Leicester City's Danny Drinkwater made England's preliminary squad. Here's how he found out:

WATCH: Danny Drinkwater where were you when your England call up was confirmed? I was waking up with a hangover. — Sky Sports News HQ (@SkySportsNewsHQ)May 16, 2016

The Thunder beat the Warriors in game 1 of the Western Conference finals. Who woulda thought?

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