After a Saturday full of football and excitement, and before a spectacular Sunday, let’s review the five news stories you can’t miss to start your day. Here are the five news stories of the day......
After a Saturday full of football and excitement, and before a spectacular Sunday, let’s review the five news stories you can’t miss to start your day.
Here are the five news stories of the day...
Barça dreams of 'MaraviYamal'
The Culers won 3-0 against Mallorca with a great performance from Lamine Yamal, who was once again key for Hansi Flick’s side as they set out to chase the league title.
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In that match, Marc Bernal, Dani Olmo, and Robert Lewandowski also stood out, with Lewandowski opening the scoring when Barça was most blocked.
Mbappé, alone against danger
With the pressure of the Blaugrana victory, Real Madrid visits a hostile ground for Los Blancos in Mestalla, facing a Valencia side that’s shaken but not sunk.
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For the match, Álvaro Arbeloa’s team will be without Rodrygo, Vinicius Junior, and Bellingham, so all the attacking responsibility will fall on Kylian Mbappé, who continues to carry the team.
Lookman to stop the 'vendetta'
Atlético de Madrid and Betis meet just three days after the Rojiblancos made a grand assault on La Cartuja with a 0-5 win in the Copa del Rey and a showcase from their new signing, Ademola Lookman.
Facing them will be a wounded Betis, but still alive and hoping that things will be different in La Liga. The few days the Verdiblancos have had to turn things around don’t inspire much hope for the Andalusians, but you never know.
Endrick makes his debut... and gets sent off!
Endrick has now debuted in every possible way with Olympique Lyon: scoring, assisting, netting a hat-trick... and now, getting sent off!
The 'lyonnais' striker was sent off in the 61st minute of Nantes-Lyon for a kick from behind on Tabibou. Still, his team took the win 0-1.
An impressive Saturday, but a Sunday that promises even more
In La Liga, with Rayo-Oviedo suspended and Sevilla-Girona postponed to today, only one other match was played—apart from Barça’s win—the victory of Real Sociedad over Elche (3-1). A display of finishing power from Matarazzo’s side.
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For today, besides the match at the Pizjuán, there’s Alavés-Getafe (14:00), Athletic-Levante (16:15), Atlético de Madrid-Betis (18:30), and Valencia-Real Madrid (21:00).
In England, Manchester United won again, this time against Tottenham (2-0), Chelsea beat Wolves 1-3, and Arsenal did the same against Sunderland with a 3-0 win. Today, Liverpool-Manchester City (17:30h).
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In Italy, Napoli won a heart-stopping match against Genoa (2-3) with a penalty in the 95th minute scored by Hojlund, despite Buongiorno’s mistakes, McTominay’s injury, and Juan Jesus’s sending off. Today, Juventus-Lazio (21:00) and Sassuolo-Inter (18:00).
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In Germany, Borussia Dortmund did their job yesterday by beating Wolfsburg 1-2 thanks to a goal from Guirassy.
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Today it’s Bayern Munich’s turn against Hoffenheim, and they can’t afford to slip up if they don’t want the 'Borussians' to close the gap.
Meanwhile, in France, Lens did their job by beating Rennes 3-1 and temporarily taking the lead before the PSG-Olympique de Marseille match, which takes place today at 20:45.
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Category: General Sports
