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IPSWICH, England : Goals from substitutes Enes Unal and Dango Ouattara powered Bournemouth to a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory on Sunday and denied relegation-threatened Ipswich Town their first home Premier League victory of the season.
LONDON : Arsenal were held to a 1-1 draw by London rivals Fulham on a grey wet Sunday at Craven Cottage as Raul Jimenez scored early for the hosts and William Saliba equalised for the visitors at the start of the second half.
LONDON : Chelsea extended their winning run to nine victories from nine Women's Super League games but they were pushed all the way by a Brighton & Hove Albion side who lost 4-2 after a battling performance in terrible weather at Kingsmeadow on Sunday.
Resurgent Rangers made it four wins on the spin as they teed themselves up ahead of a week for the ages with a decisive 3-0 victory over Ross County.
SOUTHAMPTON, England : Southampton manager Russell Martin found himself at the centre of fan outrage following his side's 1-0 defeat by Aston Villa, with his post-match comments fuelling discontent among an already frustrated supporter base.
:A dominant Australia hammered India by 10 wickets in the day-night second test on Sunday to level the five-match series 1-1 and maintain their perfect pink-ball record at Adelaide Oval.
Australia captain Pat Cummins said it was a "privilege" to have a bowler of Mitchell Starc's calibre at his disposal and felt Travis Head's blistering hundred set up their series-levelling victory against India in the day-night second test on Sunday.
It is now four points from 18 in the Premier League for Manchester City and one win in nine for the defending champions.