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Erling Haaland hails ‘monster’ Gianluigi Donnarumma after controversial Manchester derby win
Erling Haaland praised Manchester City goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma as a “monster” after a crucial stoppage-time save secured Sunday’s contentious derby triumph against rivals Manchester United.
City managed to overcome Phil Foden’s controversial first-half red card to earn victory through a 60th-minute finish from Haaland. The goal was awarded after an extended VAR review despite Enzo Fernandez being in an offside position, which refereeing body Pro Ref subsequently conceded was an “error of judgement”.
The strike represented the 26-year-old’s ninth goal in a Premier League Manchester derby fixture, taking him past the records held by Sergio Aguero and Wayne Rooney.
Foden was sent off after 23 minutes for his reaction to an apparent kick from United captain Bruno Fernandes. However, despite enjoying a numerical advantage, the host side struggled to penetrate a resilient City defence.
Both Marcus Rashford and Kobbie Mainoo struck the post for United. Deep into stoppage time, Fernandes set up Bryan Mbeumo in space in front of goal, but Donnarumma diverted his shot away to preserve victory for City.
“Everyone just fights like never before and it’s amazing to see,” Haaland said. “We have to be proud because this [performance] gives motivation. This gives an amazing feeling inside all of us.
“And again, this is [the kind of] things we expect from Gigio because he’s one of the best keepers in the world. So then for him to save this is as expected.
“But again, it’s the same as me, before the game, you probably expected me to score a goal and I did; so, I’ve done my job. Everyone’s done their job. Gigio managed to save us in the 95th minute, he’s a monster.”
Although discussion continues over whether Enzo Fernandez was interfering from an offside position, Haaland nevertheless produced a fine finish for the decisive goal.
Josko Gvardiol’s cross took a deflection off Patrick Dorgu, but an off-balance Haaland adjusted smartly to drive the ball powerfully into the roof of the net.
“It’s just pure instinct, of what I feel is the right thing to do,” the Norway striker said.
“And, in the end, there’s no solution to this or that. How to finish, how to do this, how to do that, it’s just about trying to get the ball in the back of the net and shooting good enough so the keeper cannot save it. So that’s just what I’m trying to think of.”
The effort marked Haaland’s sixth goal across his last four outings for City.
“Of course, I have them but for me it’s about developing still,” he said when asked about his targets for the season.
“I’m still 26, I can still develop parts of my game. I have to be the decisive player so it’s about delivering what I can do for Manchester City, that’s my main goal and to take it game by game.
“It’s a long season, just try to enjoy it.”
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The 2026 season opened with one of the highest-scoring season-opening weeks in NFL history.
Following the Monday Night game, league teams have combined for 791 points, tying the record for most combined points in Kickoff weekend since 2012.
An exciting opening weekend for sure, and Week 1 in the NFL saw some phenomenal performances from players who played collegiately in the West.
Here are my picks for the best NFL performances by former players from the region.
1. Josh Allen, QB, Bills/Wyoming
Allen had a big game in the season-opening win over Houston, throwing for 334 yards and two touchdowns for a 130.5 rating, along with two touchdowns on the ground.
The former Cowboy is the sixth player in NFL history with at least four combined passing and rushing touchdowns in 25 career games.
He now has 303 combined passing and rushing touchdowns (222 passing, 81 rushing) in 129 games, becoming the fastest quarterback in NFL history to reach 300 career combined TDs.
2. Caleb Williams, QB, Bears/USC
The former Trojan threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns for a 124.1 rating and rushed for 65 yards and two touchdowns in the Bears’ Week 1 win over Carolina.
Williams is the fourth quarterback in NFL history with at least 250 passing yards, 50 rushing yards, two touchdown passes, two rushing touchdowns, and a 120-or-higher passer rating in a game.
3. Fred Warner, LB, 49ers/BYU
The 49ers defense stifled the Rams in the season opener in Australia.
That San Francisco unit was led by the former Cougar, who opened his ninth season in fine fashion with a game-high 11 tackles, forced a fumble, and broke up a pass.
4. Amon-Ra St. Brown, WR, Lions/USC
The former USC pass-catcher had 10 receptions for 67 yards and two touchdowns in the Lions’ comeback win over the Saints in overtime.
It marked his 12th career game with at least 10 receptions, tied for the third-most such games by a player in his first six seasons in NFL history.
5. Trey McBride, TE, Cardinals/Colorado State
The former CSU star began his season with nine receptions for 95 yards and a touchdown in the Cardinals’ season-opening win.
It was his 38th career game with at least five receptions, tied with Antonio Gates and Kellen Winslow Sr., a pair of Hall of Famers, for the second-most such games by a tight end in his first five seasons in NFL history.
6. Ashton Jeanty, RB, Raiders/Boise State
The former Boise State star opened his second season with a strong performance as the Raiders began the 2026 campaign 1-0.
Jeanty ran the ball 23 times for 102 yards.
He also led Vegas in receiving with six catches for 45 yards and a pair of TDs.
7. Dalton Kincaid, TE, Bills/Utah
The former Ute was Josh Allen’s favorite target on Sunday.
Kincaid went over 100 receiving yards for just the third time in his career as he hauled in five receptions for a career-high 130 yards.
His 26 yards per reception were more than double his career average of 11.3 yards per catch.
8. Justin Herbert, QB, Chargers/Oregon
The former Oregon signal caller threw for 209 yards and a touchdown against Arizona.
That brings his career passing total to 25,029 yards in 96 games.
In accomplishing that feat, he became the fourth-fastest quarterback in NFL history to reach 25,000 career passing yards.
9. Quentin Lake, DB, Rams/UCLA
The Rams struggled Down Under, but the former Bruin had a fine start to his season.
He led Los Angeles with 10 total tackles.
He also added an interception in coverage, one of his three total passes defended in the season-opening loss to the 49ers.
10. Daiyan Henley, LB, Chargers/Washington State
The former WSU Coug had a nice season debut for the Chargers.
He led the team with eight tackles, adding a half sack and getting an additional hit on Jacoby Brissett.
11. Cam Skattebo, RB, Giants/Arizona State
The former Sun Devil showed little ill effects in his return from injury.
He opened the season with 18 carries for 81 yards and a TD as the Giants knocked off the Cowboys to begin the season.
12. Kenyon Sadiq, TE, Jets/Oregon
The former Duck TE caught three passes for 21 yards in his NFL debut.
The real noteworthy figure for Sadiq was his one carry on the ground for a three-yard TD.
In finding the end zone on the ground he became just the second tight end in NFL history to record a rushing touchdown in his first career game. (Ozzie Newsome did so for the Browns in 1978 in his debut.)
Other Notables (in no order)
Bryce Boettcher, LB, Colts/Oregon—7 tackles in NFL Debut
Rigoberto Sanchez, P, Colts/Hawaii—5 punts, 52.6 yards per punt
Dillon Thieneman, DB, Bears/Oregon—10 tackles in NFL debut
Tetairoa McMillan, WR, Panthers/Arizona—5 receptions 75 yards
Matt Araiza, P, Chiefs/San Diego State—4 punts, 218 yards, 54.5 per punt
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India’s victorious Asia Cup triumph in Dubai has seen a host of their players make eye-catching improvements up the ICC Women’s T20I Player Rankings. India cruised to a 72-run victory over Sri Lanka in the final of the eight-team tournament to claim an unprecedented eighth Asia Cup title, and it was the likes of white-ball stars Shafali Verma, Deepti Sharma and Shree Charani that led the way, as per the ICC website. Charani picked up four wickets in that title decider at Dubai International Cricket Stadium to finish with 12 scalps for the tournament, and the left-armer has broken new ground on the latest rankings update as she moves further clear at the top of the rankings for T20I bowlers and becomes the first Indian bowler to surpass the 800-point barrier.
Only Australia fast bowler Megan Schutt (806) can lay claim to having reached a higher rating than Charani’s 802 points on the rankings for T20I bowlers, with the India spinner now joining an elite group that includes England tweaker Sophie Ecclestone (802) as the only female players to reach the magical 800-point mark.
And it is teammate Deepti Sharma who is now Charani’s closest rival in the rankings, with the star all-rounder rising four places to move to second on the list for T20I bowlers following her 14 wickets at the Asia Cup that included a spell of 3/19 in the final.
There is further joy for India on the rankings for T20I batters, with Shafali rising one spot to move to sixth on this star-studded list following her tournament best 236 runs at an average of 47.20. It also helped the right-hander make gains of five spots on the list for T20I all-rounders as she jumps to 15th.
It is still Australian duo Beth Mooney and Georgia Voll that hold sway at the top of the rankings for T20I batters, with Nigar Sultana (up one place to equal 20th), Imesha Dulani (up two spots to equal 20th), Sharmin Akhter Supta (up three rungs to equal 40th) and Shawaal Zulfiqar (up four slots to 45th) among the other players to make ground following some good performances at the Asia Cup.
And there are gains for a host of Bangladesh players in the latest rankings for T20I bowlers, with Marufa Akter (up three rungs to equal 15th), Rabeya Khan (up three slots to 18th), Sultana Khatun (up five places to 32nd) and Fahima Khatun (up six spots to 49th) all making progress on the back of some good efforts at the Asia Cup.
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Zimbabwe veteran Brendan Taylor has gone past Sachin Tendulkar to become the longest-serving player in men’s ODI history after taking the field in the first ODI against Australia in Harare on Tuesday.Taylor’s ODI career now spans 22 years and four months, moving him ahead of Tendulkar, whose ODI career lasted 22 years and three months before he retired from the format in 2012.Tendulkar, however, still holds the record for the most ODI runs with 18,426 and the most appearances in the format with 463 matches.Taylor, 40, made his ODI debut in 2004 and has gone on to become one of Zimbabwe’s leading batters. Going into Tuesday’s match, he had scored a national-record 11 ODI centuries in 207 matches.Taylor retired from international cricket in 2021, but in 2022 he was handed a three-and-a-half-year ban for breaching the ICC’s Anti-Corruption and Anti-Doping codes.After completing his suspension, he came out of retirement in 2025 as Zimbabwe began preparing to co-host the 2027 ODI World Cup with South Africa and Namibia.Meanwhile, Australia won the toss on Tuesday and decided to bat in their first one-day cricket international in Zimbabwe in 12 years.Australian captain Mitchell Marsh is one of the three survivors in both teams to have played in the last ODI in Zimbabwe which the host team won. Zimbabwe skipper Sikandar Raza and Brendan Taylor are the other two players, who did compete in that famous Zimbabwe victory in 2014.Lineups:Australia: Mitchell Marsh (captain), Travis Head, Cooper Connolly, Josh Inglis, Alex Carey, Matt Renshaw, Ollie Peake, Xavier Bartlett, Nathan Ellis, Adam Zampa, Spencer Johnson.Zimbabwe: Brian Bennett, Ben Curran, Innocent Kaia, Brendan Taylor, Craig Ervine, Sikandar Raza (captain), Wessly Madhevere, Brad Evans, Newman Nyamhuri, Wellington Masakadza, Blessing Muzarabani.FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES
High-flying Real Betis welcome Getafe to the Benito Villamarín Stadium in a Spanish La Liga match on Thursday. Real Betis have a slight historical edge in this fixture.
Real Betis have enjoyed an excellent start to the season and sit third in the La Liga standings, with four wins out of five in the Spanish top flight.
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Aside from a 5-2 away loss to Levante on matchday three, Los Verdiblancos have been supremely efficient and defensively solid, with 1-0 victories over giants Real Madrid and Real Sociedad at home, as well as Valencia away.
In their most recent La Liga matchup, Manuel Pellegrini’s men travelled to face Villarreal at the Estadio de la Cerámica on Monday, securing a come-from-behind 2-1 victory.
Gerard Moreno put the hosts ahead in the 29th minute, but Real Betis fought back as Cucho Hernandez and Natan netted before the halftime break to earn another impressive three points.
Meanwhile, Getafe are in 14th place in the La Liga table with five points from five games, tied on the same points as Levante, who are above Azulones on goal difference.
Getafe kicked off their league campaign with a 3-0 loss away to Alaves before earning their only win so far against newly-promoted Racing Santander at home.
A 1-0 loss away to Osasuna was followed by a pair of 1-1 home draws against Celta Vigo and Deportivo La Coruña.
José Bordalás’ side looked set for the win after they took the lead through Ramon Terrats in the 66th minute, but Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang equalized late in the match at the Coliseum Alfonso Pérez on Sunday.
Real Betis vs Getafe head-to-head stats and key numbers
- Real Betis have the slight upper hand in the head-to-head record against Getafe, with 17 wins out of 42 matches, along with 12 draws.
- Getafe have beaten Real Betis on 13 occasions, including their most recent clash in La Liga last season, when they secured a 2-0 victory at home.
- Despite that recent loss, Real Betis have dominated the fixture in the last five years, having lost to Getafe only twice in their last 11 matches.
Real Betis vs Getafe prediction
Real Betis are expected to dominate possession and dictate the tempo at home, using their creative midfielders and wide players to transition at speed and break down Getafe’s defense. Getafe will likely adopt a compact, low defensive block designed to disrupt Real Betis’ rhythm, before launching counterattacks and aiming to make the most of set-piece opportunities.
Real Betis have become masters of edging narrow victories, and we expect this encounter to end similarly in the home side’s favor.
Prediction: Real Betis 1-0 Getafe
Real Betis vs Getafe betting tips
Tip 1: Real Betis to win
Tip 2: Real Betis to keep a clean sheet
Tip 3: Under 2.5 goals
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Yankees clinch playoff berth: Three reasons why they can end their World Series drought this year
By virtue of the Blue Jays’ loss on Monday, the New York Yankees are once again playoff-bound, as they’ve clinched a berth in the MLB postseason for the third straight season and the ninth time in the last 10 years. Earlier this season, the Yankees won their 82nd game, securing a winning record for the 34th straight time. Their worst season since 1992 was 2014, when they finished 84-78. It’s been a remarkable run.
Of course, since it’s the Yankees — a franchise with an MLB-record 27 World Series titles — we have to also point out that the regular-season success has only translated to one American League pennant and zero World Series championships since 2009. That drought since the last World Series title is one of the longest for this franchise. They went from 1979 until 1996 waiting for one, along with 1963 through 1976.
Now, the Yankees still have a shot at the AL East title, as they entered Monday trailing the Rays by four games. There’s a four-game head-to-head series remaining, with the Rays visiting the Yankees Sept. 22-24, which includes a doubleheader in there.
As is often the case, the Yankees are one of the most prolific home run teams in baseball despite the likes of Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton missing so much time due to injury. They are pretty reliant on the long ball, sitting in the middle of the pack in runs and OPS, while toward the top in dingers.
As for run prevention, the Yankees lead the majors in team ERA, even with lengthy absences from several starting pitchers.
With that said, here are three reasons New York is a real threat to win this year’s World Series.
1. Judge is back
Aaron Judge entered the season having won three of the last four AL MVP awards; injury held him to only 106 games in 2023, when Shohei Ohtani took home the honors. He missed between May 31 and Sept. 8 with injury this season, and he’s being eased back into the Yankees’ lineup, but there is no one else — perhaps other than Ohtani — who alters the complexion of a lineup in Major League Baseball like Judge does. His mere presence seems to make everyone else in the lineup better.
We didn’t necessarily need numbers to back up how much Judge changes things, but they bear it all out. The Yankees are 41-24 when Judge starts and 46-39 when he doesn’t.
The best part about Judge — who homered Monday night for the first time since his injury — returning with more than two weeks left in the regular season is that he has the chance to fully get back up to speed in time for the playoffs. With the big man at full strength in October, the Yankees’ lineup with Cody Bellinger, Paul Goldschmidt, Ben Rice and Luis García Jr., among others, around him is awfully powerful.
2. Trio of aces?
We already discussed the Yankees having the best team ERA in all of baseball. In the playoffs, a rotation of three or four pitchers instead of five is all a team needs. The Yankees might well have a trio of aces heading into October.
Cam Schlittler is headed toward winning the AL Cy Young at age 25 and in just his second season in the majors. He leads the majors with a 1.95 ERA (216 ERA+) and he already showed last October how good he can be in the postseason with a 12-strikeout performance in an elimination game.
The Yankees’ previous Cy Young winner was Gerrit Cole in 2023. He returned this season from Tommy John surgery and isn’t posting gaudy numbers. He’s been more good than mediocre, though, and has a 3.48 ERA with 83 strikeouts in 77 ⅔ innings in his last 13 starts. He has had trouble with the longball in his last two games, so that’s something to clean up before the postseason.
And, of course, there’s veteran lefty Max Fried. He’s dealt with two injured list stints this season, but has a 2.73 ERA in 18 starts. He was a workhorse for the 2021 World Series champion Braves and has more than 75 innings of playoff experience.
The Yankees have an outstanding pitching staff overall, but it needs to be strong at the top to win the World Series. With this group, it could just be strong enough.
3. The AL field is weak
The AL West champion and final AL wild-card team look like they’ll barely be above .500, and even the AL Central champion could well fall well short of 90 wins. The playoff format means the four and five seeds are the top two wild cards and play one another in the first round before the winner advances to face the top seed in the ALDS. This means that, as things stand right now, the best three AL teams by record are going to eat one another before the ALCS.
The flip side of this is that the Yankees, for example, could take out the Red Sox in two games and Rays in five or fewer before facing an obviously inferior foe in the ALCS. As such, it can be viewed as an opportunity in the clearly weaker of the two leagues.
Could that set the Yankees up nicely for a 28th World Series title? It could, sure. It could also mean they lose in the Wild Card Series to the Red Sox in such a small series, which lends itself to fluky outcomes — plus, the Red Sox are a formidable opponent.
Trainer Bjorn Baker experienced a flashback to his former Coolmore Stud Stakes champion Ozzmosis as Paradoxium demonstrated its prowess down the Flemington straight.
Paradoxium triumphed in the Group 3 Poseidon Stakes (1100m) at Flemington on Saturday, setting itself up as a likely contender for the Coolmore Stud Stakes, following in the footsteps of Ozzmosis.
Saturday marked Paradoxium’s first appearance in Melbourne, and Baker highlighted it as the ideal prelude to a return to Flemington at the end of October for the prestigious Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m).
Ridden by Jason Collett, Paradoxium ($3.50) led from start to finish, securing a length victory over the $2.80 favourite Mbube, with Big Sky ($8.50) finishing a half-neck behind in third place.
Ozzmosis captured the 2023 Coolmore Stud Stakes during his Melbourne debut, and Baker is planning for a similar successful campaign.
Paradoxium is scheduled to compete in the Group 2 Roman Consul Stakes (1200m) in Sydney next month, serving as its final preparation race for the Coolmore Stud Stakes.
“That’s exciting seeing a beautiful colt like that,” Baker remarked.
“He’s got a great attitude and a great action. Speaking pre-race, I did everything but declare him.
“Hopefully we can get back here for the Coolmore. He reminded me a bit of Ozzmosis half-way through that run.
“You dream, and you dream big.”
When asked about drawing comparisons between Ozzmosis and Saturday’s victor, Baker indicated that Paradoxium still has its professional career ahead.
“Ozzmosis is retired and has beautiful yearlings,” Baker stated.
“This guy still has his whole career in front of him, and I think he’s got a good future.
“I love coming down here and I thought he was a good chance.
“He was very good and he had to carry a little bit more weight than the others as well.”
Collett noted the noticeable improvement in Paradoxium since its two-year-old campaign.
He mentioned that the colt’s recent training efforts leading into Saturday had been strong, and he had felt the progression each time.
“We were pretty happy coming into today and this was a good result, being able to do it down the straight,” Collett said.
“It fell apart late last campaign. He had a pretty big setback and we did well to get him to win the Todman, but it all probably just happened a bit soon.
“Development wise, he’s not huge but he’s thickening up and performing down the straight, so we’re very happy.”
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Caleb Williams isn’t necessarily going to be scared. Neither is Ben Johnson. Both are going to be aware, though.
In Week 1 the Vikings defensive coordinator threw caution to the wind. Brian Flores boasts the nickname The Mad Scientist. He blitzed Jordan Love a stunning 78.3% of the time. Consider the precise insight from NFL Next Gen Stats: “The Vikings blitzed Jordan Love on 78.3% of his dropbacks, the fourth-highest rate by a defense in a game since at least 2018. After allowing 189 yards and 2 TD when blitzing in the first half, Minnesota recorded 4 sacks and an INT on second-half blitzes.”
The Vikings’ DC is Leaning into Psychological Warfare
Part of the secret sauce with Coach Flores is that he’s willing to roll the dice.
Opting for the blitz is a classic case of stealing from Peter to pay for Paul. Every +1 that’s moving forward to chase the passer is a -1 for the coverage effort. Usually, defensive coordinators show some restraint within the aggression due to the trade off that’s inherent to sending guys forward. Every team has eleven players, meaning that all that’s up for debate is which direction they’ll be heading.
But then there’s the willingness of the Vikings’ DC to get ultra frisky. By necessity, The Windy City Bears must be taking note lest they get walloped.
Every offense schemes for how to handle pressure. On a weekly basis, quarterbacks and offensive callers need to build pressure-release valves into the plays. The Bears will be no different. Does Ben Johnson have enough tips and tricks in his back pocket to equip Williams with the answers to the test?
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Part of what’s taking place in Chicago is some unique game planning. Right now, the brain trust is searching for blocking solutions to account for the variety of blitzes that are coming. Seeing Minnesota come up on the schedule means needing to ensure that all of the details are precise and understood across the board. Even a single offensive lineman not getting the memo on the protection call could lead to the young passer getting hit hard.
In the past, Brian Flores has reflected on his experience coaching on offense. He boasts first-hand knowledge of what goes into prepping for an attacking defense. He has taken that insight and ran with it in his time as the Vikings’ defensive coordinator. What sets him apart is his willingness to push things to unusual extremes within his willingness to blitz.
In football, coaches will seek to figure out a weakness in the opposition. The plan will then involve exploiting that weakness until the other side proves capable of offering a solution.
The Vikings did precisely that in Week 1, letting Dallas Turner go berserk as he hunted down Jordan Love throughout the game. So, too, did linebacker Blake Cashman get tasked with pinning his ears back to chase down Green Bay’s quarterback. Other Vikings — Levi Drake Rodriguez, Jalen Redmond, Eric Wilson, Andrew Van Ginkel — had nice moments, as well.
Tossed together, the Vikings had an attacking mindset that proved difficult to shutdown across the whole game.
The Bears boast better talent on offense than the Packers. Ben Johnson boasts more creativity than Matt LaFleur. Are these realities going to be enough to get the better of a Brian Flores defense that’s going to be undaunted by getting burned a time or two?
The Week 2 game takes place on Sunday, September 20th. Expect most prophets and pundits to insist that the Bears are the team to beat. The Vikings’ defense will be looking to have a say on the issue.
Coming off a wildly aggressive Sunday, the Vikings will be hoping that Chicago is already burning the midnight oil trying to crack the code on the challenge to come.
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