Premier League in pictures: Every goal from a super Saturday
The Premier League returned with a bang on Saturday as the stars of England's top division found their shooting boots.
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Saturday Sport: Munster lead the Dragons at Thomond Park
Wexford are the new leaders in Division One of the Allianz National Hurling League.
Ralf Rangnick 'charmed' by top pick for Man Utd job as interim boss gives blessing
Dean Wilson reacts to the death of Shane Warne, aged 52
Chelsea Thrash Burnley 4-0 To Boost Premier League Top-Four Hopes
Chelsea ignored the drama over Roman Abramovich's decision to sell the club as Kai Havertz inspired a 4-0 rout of Premier League strugglers Burnley, while Leeds manager Jesse Marsch suffered a 1-0 defeat at Leicester in his first game on Saturday. All Premier League captains were wearing armbands in Ukraine colours this weekend and clubs held a minute's applause in a show of solidarity with the country following Russia's invasion. The war has indirectly taken a major toll on Chelsea, with Russian oligarch Abramovich putting the club up for sale amid fears he may be sanctioned by the British government for his alleged links with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Leicester 1-0 Leeds: Harvey Barnes scores as Jesse Marsch loses first game in charge
Jesse Marsch's first game as Leeds boss ended in defeat as Harvey Barnes scored the only goal to give Leicester their second Premier League win of the week.
Magpies see off Seagulls to keep on soaring in remarkable Premier League revival
Newcastle continued their remarkable Premier League revival with a win over Brighton – their fifth victory in six games.
Leicester v Leeds ratings: Schmeichel 8, Barnes 8; Dalls 5, Raphinha 7
Harvey Barnes was once again the thorn in Leeds’ side as they made a luckless start to life under new coach Jesse Marsch with a 1-0 defeat at Leicester.
New boss Jesse Marsch confident Leeds will survive after spirited defeat
Jesse Marsch may have started his reign at Leeds with a defeat which has left the club precariously placed, but the American is in little doubt they will retain their Premier League status.