Friday 18 September 2020
Celtic too strong for St Mirren as they hit five unanswered goals at Celtic Park.
Ciro Immobile was in prolific form this afternoon.
The French striker scored one and set up another in a 2-0 win at the Santiago Bernabeu.
The reigning champions enjoyed a 6-0 thrashing of Ross County on Saturday.
Patrick Vieira’s side’s chances evaporated with the dismissal of Wylan Cyprien and Christophe Herelle in a matter of minutes.
Steven Gerrard’s men failed to beat the Dons in five of their seven meetings last season.
The German champions showed no mercy to amateur side FC Rottach-Egern.
The Scottish outfit prevailed in their Europa League tie with minnows St Joseph’s.
Last year’s team captain Donal Down O’Sullivan was their best performer on the night.
Age Hareide’s side hammered Georgia 5-1 tonight.
Czech Republic were beaten 6-1 at Tallaght Stadium today.
The Reds are two points ahead of Man City following tonight’s victory.
A goal from Luka Milivojević made it a nervy final 10 minutes for the visitors.
Sergio Aguero got the only goal against Burton Albion on the night.
Daley Blind was one of two men to find the net three times as the Dutch team registered their biggest home league win for over 17 years.
It was a day to forget for Blarney United.
Con O’Callaghan and Ciaran Kilkenny each pointed twice in that blistering opening spell.
It was a night to forget for highly rated stopper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
The Armenian-American fighter was a last-minute replacement following the cancellation of the Kazakh’s much anticipated rematch with Canelo Alvarez of Mexico.
It was straightforward for the hosts as they eased past the challenge of their opponents at Páirc Uí Rinn.
The quarter-final first leg finished 4-1.
It was a night to remember for 24-year-old Dubliner Graham Burke.
The game at Anfield finished goalless, as the Reds progressed thanks to their emphatic first-leg victory.
Pat Hoban (2), Stephen Folan, Robbie Benson, Karolis Chvedukas, Michael Duffy (2) and Dylan Connolly found the net.
Robert Lewandowski and Thomas Müller each scored braces, while Kingsley Coman was also on target amid a one-sided contest.
The Blues warmed up for their Champions League date with Barcelona by thrashing Hull City 4-0.
There was further misery for Östersunds late on, as David Ospina saved Tom Pettersson’s penalty.
Villarreal had temporarily taken fourth with a 2-1 win over Levante on Saturday.
Eden Hazard, Willian and Cesc Fabregas scored to send the Blues through.
Rafa Benitez’s side were well beaten at Old Trafford.
Roz Purcell showed us a recipe from her new book Half Hour Hero.
The game finished 4-1 in Zagreb.
The Gunners got October off to the perfect start as they rise to fifth in the Premier League with back-to-back wins.
Two goals from Romelu Lukaku, as well as strikes from Anthony Martial and Henrikh Mkhitaryan, saw the Red Devils prevail easily.
Pep Guardiola’s side secured an impressive win at Vicarage Road.
Leo Cullen’s charges ran in five tries at a disappointingly empty Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium.
Meanwhile, club captain Jordan Henderson made his return following a long-term injury.
It was a difficult afternoon for the hosts, who finished the game with 12 men.
After a shaky start, the favourites sprinted clear in the latter part of the first half.
The win means Spurs have secured a record points tally for the Premier League era.
