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Champions League: Mourinho’s Real Madrid stage wild comeback on Roma return

Mourinho’s side score three late goals from 3-1 deficitDortmund latest team beaten in Norway by Bodø/GlimtJosé Mourinho enjoyed a Roma reunion to remember as Real Madrid completed an astonishing comeback by scoring three late goals to claim a 4-3 away win in the Champions League on Wednesday.Marten de Roon gave the hosts a deserved opener before Kylian Mbappé struck back on his 100th Champions League appearance to level the scores at the break. Two Donyell Malen strikes in the space of six minutes early in the second half seemed to take the game away from the 15-time European champions as Roma ran rampant. Continue reading...

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Championship roundup: Soucek doubles up as West Ham hit nine-man Lincoln for six

Tomas Soucek rounds off big victory after two redsPortsmouth strike late to beat 10-man Sheffield UnitedWest Ham returned to winning ways as they cruised to a 6-0 Championship victory against nine-man Lincoln at the ProAmpac Stadium.The hosts had Tom Hamer sent off after just three minutes and Conor McGrandles followed him off the pitch 20 minutes later, with Konstantinos Mavropanos heading West Ham ahead on the stroke of half-time. Continue reading...

World Soccer Rankings: Why Manchester City Is Ahead Of Barcelona, For Now

Ranking the top-20 club teams in world soccer seven weeks into new the season.

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Manchester City 2-4 Paris Saint-Germain: Champions League – as it happened

PSG led 3-0 at the break after a breathtaking first half and held on despite an improved City display2 min: Cherki is caught dozing by Dembélé, who sends Doué scampering down a cul-de-sac on the left. Cherki will be pleased Khusanov was on point there.PSG, in their blue shirts with red central panel, launch the kick-off in their usual rugby-union style. City in their sky blue. Continue reading...

Quickfire Doué and Dembélé inspire PSG to thrilling win at Manchester City

A penny for Pep Guardiola’s thoughts. The legendary Manchester City manager was back at the Etihad Stadium for the first time since his departure at the end of last season and, well, the announcement of you-know-what.Sporting a flat cap, Guardiola took his seat in the stands behind the City chair, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, and the chief executive, Ferran “Not” Soriano, and, certainly, the TV director seemed intent on scrutinising him – if the number of cutaway shots to him were any guide. Continue reading...