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Australia Women beat Pakistan by 89 runs at Colombo's R. Premadasa Stadium, boosting them to tournament leaders and highlighting key performances from Litchfield and Schutt.
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Chiefs enter as 3.5‑point favorites against the Jaguars on Monday Night Football, with Travis Kelce's early‑game prop drawing betting buzz and big playoff implications.
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Henrikh Mkhitaryan escapes a yellow card in Inter's 1‑0 win over Genoa, keeping the midfield intact for a crucial Napoli clash and tightening the Serie A title race.
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EPCR reveals the 2025/26 rugby calendar, with the Invested Champions Cup and Challenge Cup finals set for Bilbao's San Mamés Stadium in May 2026 and Premier Sports securing broadcast rights.
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Verona hosts Sassuolo at Bentegodi on Oct 3, 2025. With Verona winless and Sassuolo seeking away points, both aim for a crucial Serie A result amid low‑scoring trends.
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Manchester United's 2025‑26 Premier League schedule kicks off with Arsenal at Old Trafford, featuring key derbies, Sky Sports' expanded coverage, and crucial fixtures that could shape the title race.
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At Selhurst Park on 27 September 2025, Crystal Palace overturned a 1-0 deficit to beat Liverpool 2-1 thanks to a 97th‑minute strike from Eddie Nketiah. The win ended Liverpool's flawless start to the Premier League campaign and marked Palace’s first home league triumph over the Reds in 11 years. Oliver Glasner’s tactical set‑up frustrated Arne Slot’s side, while the electrified crowd witnessed a dramatic conclusion. Both managers reflected on the result, highlighting set‑piece woes for Liverpool and a confidence boost for Palace.
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Lyon secured a dramatic late win over a ten‑man Marseille, completing their first three‑game winning streak since 1981‑82. Marseille slipped to two losses in three matches, their worst start since 2015‑16. Meanwhile, Monaco delighted fans with a five‑goal spectacle against Strasbourg, keeping their European hopes alive. The results reshaped the early table, with PSG still on top.
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World No.1 Carlos Alcaraz fell to the Tokyo court clutching his foot during the Japan Open, sparking a wave of concern. The 22‑year‑old tried to stay in the match and eventually won despite obvious pain. He later gave a brief update on his condition. The incident comes as the Asian hard‑court swing gathers momentum and future events loom.
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Lazio travel to Sassuolo on 14 September 2025 as clear favorites despite patchy recent results. Their head‑to‑head record is impressive, with four wins and a draw in the last five meetings. Sassuolo will be desperate to bounce back after back‑to‑back defeats, but injuries loom on both sides. Key attackers Castellanos, Dia, Berardi and Pinamonti could decide the match. Predictions swing between a Roman win and a possible 1‑1 draw.
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Xabi Alonso hailed Real Madrid’s 2-1 win over Mallorca as a solid foundation for the season. The victory gave the Spaniards a flawless nine points after three games, but the coach admitted the team still needs to tighten its press and sharpen its attacking edge. He praised Arda Güler and Vinicius Jr while flagging a controversial disallowed goal. Looking ahead, Alonso warned that the Champions League will test the squad’s progress after the international break.
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Valencia CF manager Carlos Corberán praised Espanyol boss Manolo González while admitting his own side must step up away from Mestalla. With Espanyol riding a strong run, the Spanish coach stressed mental readiness and tactical tweaks ahead of the September 23 LaLiga showdown.
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