Match results
Match reports, scores, post-match analysis.
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Wales sink to all-time low in World Rugby rankings after Fiji beat Japan
Wales have slipped to 13th in the World Rugby rankings — their lowest position ever — after Fiji defeated Japan 15-12 in Fukuoka, overtaking the Welsh side who have not won a Test since July 2025.
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Michael Oliver to referee Real Madrid's Champions League opener against Inter Milan
English referee Michael Oliver has been appointed to take charge of Real Madrid's Champions League group-stage opener against Inter Milan at the Bernabéu on Tuesday, with Los Blancos looking to recover from a league defeat to Real Betis.
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Three points after four games: OM faces a fixture list that could make things worse
Tenth in Ligue 1 with just one win in three matches, Olympique de Marseille face Rennes then PSG before the international break, with a trip to Besiktas in Europa League sandwiched in between.
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Norris walks back radio outburst after Piastri's 'fair' move forced him onto the grass at Monza
Lando Norris has retracted his heated on-board radio complaint about Oscar Piastri after the Italian Grand Prix, admitting his McLaren team-mate did nothing wrong when a late battle at Monza pushed him two wheels onto the grass.
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Neville warns Carrick over late defensive subs after United squander lead at Everton
Gary Neville has criticised Michael Carrick for substituting both full-backs late in Manchester United's 2-2 Premier League draw at Everton on Sunday, drawing uncomfortable comparisons with the defensive fragility that plagued the tenures of Ruben Amorim and Erik ten Hag.
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Sherwood says Sesko 'isn't the answer' as Carrick's bench role raises United doubts
Tim Sherwood has questioned Benjamin Sesko's quality after the Slovenian striker was again used as a substitute by Michael Carrick, coming off the bench to score in Manchester United's 1-1 draw at Everton on Sunday.
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Ferdinand urges Carrick to start teenage defender Heaven as United leak two goals a game
Rio Ferdinand has called on Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick to hand 19-year-old Ayden Heaven a starting role at Manchester United, arguing the £1.5m signing from Arsenal is ready now after the Reds conceded two goals in each of their opening three Premier League games.
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Tottenham winless and goalless in three matches, De Zerbi already under pressure
One point, zero goals scored and five conceded in three Premier League matchdays: Tottenham is experiencing an alarming start to the season, and the English press is already questioning Roberto De Zerbi's longevity on the Spurs bench.
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Safonov too unreliable near his post, Ménès calls for Chevalier's return to PSG
After the goal conceded against Monaco between Safonov and his post, consultant Pierre Ménès judges the Russian goalkeeper insufficient for PSG and believes Lucas Chevalier deserves another chance.
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Antonelli wins Italian GP from 19th on grid to become first home winner at Monza since 1966
Kimi Antonelli recovered from an engine penalty to claim his seventh win of the 2026 Formula 1 season at Monza, passing team-mate George Russell late on to extend his championship lead to 66 points.
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Manchester United's first-choice back four has kept just four clean sheets in 12 games together
Manchester United have yet to keep a clean sheet this season, and a closer look at their defensive record reveals that the same back four of Dalot, Maguire, Martinez and Shaw has conceded 17 goals in 12 appearances together — a rate that would project to over 50 conceded across a full Premier League campaign.
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Sage drops McNeil and Guessand to spark reaction before sealing first Palace win at Fulham
Pierre Sage left summer signings Dwight McNeil and Evann Guessand out of his Crystal Palace squad for Saturday's 3-2 Premier League win at Fulham, citing dissatisfaction with their performances in the 4-1 defeat to Manchester City.
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Sesko's 88th-minute strike not enough as Maitland-Niles snatches late draw for Everton
Benjamin Sesko thought he had won it for Manchester United with a goal two minutes from time at the Hill Dickinson Stadium, but Ainsley Maitland-Niles equalised in added time to leave United with just four points from three Premier League games.
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Griezmann Scores Consistently at Orlando but Struggles with Florida Heat
Four goals and two assists in four matches: Antoine Griezmann is making a successful start to his MLS career with Orlando City, though the stifling humidity of Florida is visibly taking its toll on the pitch.
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Only 7% chance according to Opta: PSG underdogs for Champions League three-peat
Defending champions PSG begin their Champions League campaign against Slovan Bratislava with just 7.09% probability of lifting the trophy, far behind Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Manchester City.
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Camavinga, Güler and Bernardo Silva suspended: Real Madrid without seven players against Inter
Eduardo Camavinga will serve a suspension against Inter Milan on Tuesday evening in the Champions League, as will Arda Güler and new signing Bernardo Silva. Four injured players add to Real Madrid's woes.
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Balerdi stuns Atalanta on Roma debut, compared to Nesta
Leonardo Balerdi made a decisive impact on his Roma debut on Saturday, coming off the bench in the 67th minute to help overturn a 1-0 deficit against Atalanta in a 2-1 Serie A victory. Italian observers credited the Argentine defender with turning the match, with some comparing him to Alessandro Nesta.
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Rogers scores but ends on losing side as Arsenal edge Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates
Morgan Rogers opened the scoring for Chelsea on his return to the Emirates Stadium, only for Kai Havertz and Martin Odegaard to seal a 2-1 win for Arsenal. The England midfielder, who was linked with the Gunners this summer, reflected on a defeat he believes was shaped by Arsenal's current confidence.
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Neville slams Santos, Dorgu and Yoro after defensive errors gift Everton stoppage-time equaliser
Gary Neville delivered a scathing verdict on Manchester United's defending after a 2-2 Premier League draw at Everton, singling out Andrey Santos, Patrick Dorgu and Leny Yoro for the individual mistakes that allowed Ainsley Maitland-Niles to equalise in the 95th minute.
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Matfield backs Feinberg-Mngomezulu as Springboks' first-choice 10 despite second-year struggles
Victor Matfield has endorsed Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu as South Africa's long-term fly-half despite an inconsistent 2025 series against the British & Irish Lions, attributing the 24-year-old's dip in form to the pressures of a sophomore season.
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