Diogo Dalot being given what he needs as Cristiano Ronaldo sends message after Man United injury scare
These are your Manchester United evening headlines for Sunday, September 25.
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Maguire falls one stroke short as Spilkova takes title
Leona Maguire missed out on a playoff by a single stroke as Czech Republic's Klara Spilkova took the KPMG Irish Women's Open crown at Dromoland Castle.
Allen hails absent teammate after claiming World gold
Frankie Allen and Britain's para rowers paid an emotional tribute to absent cox Erin Kennedy after storming to World Championship PR3 mixed coxed four gold in the Czech Republic. Oxfordshire star Allen, Edward Fuller, Giedre Rakauskaite, Oliver Stanhope and stand-in cox Morgan Baynham-Williams set a new world lead of 6:48.34 to grab glory in Racice. Ad Kennedy is currently undergoing chemotherapy as part of her treatment for breast cancer and after being replaced by Baynham-Williams following their European Championship gold in Munich, the crew dedicated their victory to their battling teammate.
Manchester United star Diogo Dalot reacts after scoring his first goals for Portugal
Manchester United right-back Diogo Dalot has described Portugal's 4-0 win over the Czech Republic on Saturday evening as a "night to remember", after scoring twice to claim his first goals for his country.
Canada races to women's eight bronze at world rowing championships
Canada's women's eight rowing team continued its medal-winning ways at the world championships on Sunday.
Breaking Sanita Puspure and Zoe Hyde clinch World Rowing Championships bronze in Racice
Sanita Puspure and Zoe Hyde have won bronze in the women's double sculls at the World Rowing Championships in Racice, Czech Republic.
'Best RB in the world' - Manchester United fans go wild as Diogo Dalot scores twice for Portugal
Manchester United fans could not hide their excitement as Diogo Dalot scored two goals for Portugal against the Czech Republic.
Cristiano Ronaldo still offers Manchester United something that nobody else does
It is two-and-a-half years since Ole Gunnar Solskjaer memorably stated he wanted to sign a striker who would be willing to 'break their nose in order' to score a goal. On Saturday night, Cristiano Ronaldo almost did exactly that.