Barcelona move five points clear after rivals Atlético held Vázquez sent off as Madrid lose 2-0 at home to Sociedad Tottenham and Man. City hit seven in FA Cup, Liverpool out Man. United also progress; Paris, Lyon advance in French Cup Winter break: Ajax, Bayern, Dortmund, Juventus, Roma, Schalke PICK YOUR TEAM OF THE YEAR
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Madrid lead seven into round of 16
Madrid, Juve, Bayern, Roma, United, City, Ajax all through Ajax end 13-year wait for last-16 place before Bayern also win City hold Lyon to progress, Shakhtar win late to stay in hunt Madrid beat Roma to top group after both progress before kick-off Juve and United qualify with victories Last games in these groups on 12 December Group E AEK Athens 0-2 AjaxDušan Tadić struck twice in five minutes to give Ajax... UEFA.com - News
Barcelona and Dortmund make it three wins
In-form Dortmund and Barcelona move on to nine points Paris equalise late against Napoli as free-scoring Liverpool go top Porto win at Lokomotiv to take group lead PSV deny Spurs, Club Brugge hold Monaco, Schalke draw at Galatasaray Watch highlights from midday CET on Thursday Next games in these groups on 6 November CHECK OUT THE GROUPS Group ABorussia Dortmund 4-0 Atlético MadridDortmund earned a th... UEFA.com - News
Tom Brady Had Simple Message For Matthew Slater After Chiefs Took Late Lead
Tom Brady knows exactly what to tell his teammates in big moments. Such was the case last Sunday when the Kansas City Chiefs returned a kickoff 97 yards and scored three plays later to take a 33-30 lead over the New England Patriots with just over eight minutes to go in the fourth quarter at Gillette Stadium. Despite the fact the Patriots had blown a 15-point lead, Brady wasn’t worried, bumping fists with fellow team captain Matthew Slater before delivering a simple message. “We’re good,” Brady told Slater, per ESPN’s Mike Reiss. After giving up the long kickoff, Slater had his doubts. “We are? It sure doesn’t fe... NESN.com
Carrasco becomes first woman to lead a World Championship
Ana Carrasco once again made history this past weekend, taking victory in the WorldSSP300 race at Imola to become the first woman to lead the standings in an individual motorcycling World Championship. The Spaniard was the first female winner of a solo World Championship race after taking her first win in the class at Portimao in 2017, and took her first pole position at Imola on Saturday before dominating the race at the Autodromo Internazionale Enzo e Dino Ferrari to take her second WorldSSP300 win. Source link
Zarco: “I’m happy with second”
Speaking about the race, Zarco admitted Crutchlow deserved the victory. “He (Crutchlow) was maybe a bit more comfortable than all of us, he could wait a bit behind me, from the start to the end I was doing the best I can, so when I could lead two laps from the end, I was again at my maximum,” the 27-year-old explained. “Cal took the lead and I said ‘I can’t give up’ and I try thinking maybe I can get an opportunity, but I was on the limit and didn’t want to do a silly mistake, so he deserved the victory and with me pushing this way, I’m pretty happy with the second place.” Source link
Strudwick storms Donington for first British Talent Cup win
By a few laps in, the lead trio had become a quartet of Strudwick, Whatley, Brian Hart and pole position man Cook as the four looked set to fight it out for the podium – but disaster struck soon after for Cook as he was a casualty of the tricky conditions, crashing out of contention. That left Strudwick remaining steadfast in the lead, with Whatley’s charge taking him up into second – and Seabright at the head of the second group and pushing to catch up. Source link