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Chelsea see off managerless Wolves to move up to second
Alejandro Garnacho stars for Chelsea in a comfortable 3-0 win over managerless Wolves at Stamford Bridge, as the home side move up to second in the Premier League table. Source link
West Ham produce comeback to beat relegation rivals Burnley
West Ham come from a goal down to beat Burnley 3-2 at the London Stadium, as Nuno Espirito Santo’s side earn a second consecutive win for the first time this season in the Premier League. Source link
Everton end winless run with victory over Fulham
Goals from Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane help Everton end their three-match winless run with a 2-0 win over Fulham at the Hill Dickinson Stadium. Source link
Sunderland battle for draw as Arsenal's winning streak ends
Brian Brobbey scores a dramatic injury-time equaliser for Sunderland against Arsenal, who concede their first goals since September to end a run of 10 consecutive wins in all competitions. Source link
Spurs and Man Utd share points after chaotic climax
Matthijs De Ligt scores an equaliser deep in to stoppage time, cancelling out Richarlison’s 91st minute goal as Tottenham and Manchester United play out a 2-2 draw. Source link
Springboks win in Paris despite De Jager red card
World champions South Africa complete another memorable victory over France in Paris despite playing for more than half of the match with 14 men. Source link
Spurs eye move for Everton winger Ndiaye – Sunday's gossip
Tottenham target Everton winger Iliman Ndiaye, Chelsea set to rival Spurs for Juventus striker Jonathan David, and Liverpool linked with £88m move for Inter’s Alessandro Bastoni. Source link
Verstappen can 'forget about' winning world title
Max Verstappen says he can “forget about” winning the world championship after a chastening Saturday at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. Source link
Scotland 'need next step' after New Zealand pain – Townsend
Head coach Gregor Townsend hails an “outstanding” second-half display in the frustrating 25-17 loss to New Zealand, saying Scotland “showed who we are”. Source link
'In short, no' – Ireland fail to deliver what Farrell wanted
Despite an ultimately comfortable win, a flat and sluggish start against Japan frustrates Ireland head coach Andy Farrell. Source link