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1. England humiliated by 'second-string' Australia - Vaughan

   England have been humiliated by Australia in the Ashes and are at risk of "psychological damage", says former captain Michael Vaughan.

2. 'F1 title decider could hardly be better set up'

   The maths and task seem simple for Lando Norris heading into the F1 title decider but Max Verstappen retains hope of "some Abu Dhabi magic".

3. Liverpool surrender two-goal lead as Leeds score late to draw 3-3

   Liverpool let a two goal lead slip as they draw 3-3 with Leeds after a late equaliser from Ao Tanaka.

4. Villa's late strike ends Arsenal's unbeaten run

   Emi Buendia scores a late winner for Aston Villa as they beat Arsenal 2-1 at Villa Park and move three points behind the league leaders.

5. Man City beat Sunderland to narrow gap at top

   Manchester City beat Sunderland 3-0 to move within two points of leaders Arsenal in the Premier League.

6. Simons scores first Premier League goal as Spurs beat Brentford

   Thomas Frank gets a much-needed victory as Tottenham beat his former club Brentford 2-0, with Xavi Simons scoring his first Premier League goal.

7. Everton fire three past Forest to move into fifth

   Sean Dyche's return to his former club ends in defeat as Everton beat Nottingham Forest 3-0.

8. Newcastle avoid late scare to beat 10-man Burnley

   Bruno Guimaraes scores direct from a corner as Newcastle beat Burnley 2-1 at St. James' Park in the Premier League.

9. Semenyo goal ruled out as Bournemouth and Chelsea play out goalless draw

   Antoine Semenyo has a goal ruled out as Bournemouth and Chelsea play out a 0-0 draw at the Vitality Stadium.

10. 'Spurs boss Frank eases pressure but tide has not turned yet'

    Spurs head coach Thomas Frank sees the pressure eased with victory over Brentford - but the tide has not turned yet, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

11. Evening World Cup kick-offs for England, but Scotland face 2am opener

    England are handed World Cup kick-off times which suit UK audiences - but Scotland fans face later finishes during next summer's tournament.

12. 'Quite bad' injury worsens Delap's Chelsea start

    Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca fears striker Liam Delap's shoulder injury is "quite bad" after he came off in the 0-0 draw at Bournemouth.

13. 'I never saw Messi do this' - Guardiola no fan of Cherki rabona assist

    Rayan Cherki's sublime assist in Manchester City's win over Sunderland on Saturday drew gasps from the home crowd and may be a moment of inspiration to turn the tide in the title race.

14. Leinster finish strongly to hold off Harlequins

    Leinster finish strongly to hold off a spirited Harlequins and launch their latest quest for a fifth Champions Cup title with a bonus-point pool 3 win at Aviva Stadium.

15. Are Aston Villa in title hunt - and should Arsenal start to worry?

    Unai Emery continues to deny Aston Villa are in the Premier League title race but Arsenal now look vulnerable.

16. Champion Trump beats Robertson to reach UK final

    Defending champion Judd Trump reaches his fifth UK Championship final with a comfortable 6-3 victory over Neil Robertson in York.

17. 'He has to score, or we replace him' - Barry finally ends goal drought

    The smile said it all after Thierno Barry got his first Everton goal in his 17th game for the club, and the challenge now is for him to keep scoring.

18. 'I'm free' - £1m Smith provides Arsenal spark

    Olivia Smith steals the show with a goalscoring display against former side Liverpool to help Arsenal climb back into the Women's Super League top three.

19. Hamilton feels 'unbearable amount of anger & rage'

    Lewis Hamilton says he feels "anger and rage" being knocked out of qualifying in the first session for the third consecutive time.

20. Six-try La Rochelle power past spirited Tigers

    Two-time Champions Cup winners La Rochelle are made to work hard to secure victory against a much-changed Leicester Tigers at the Stade Marcel Deflandre.