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Patrick Vieira said he wanted his side to play like a boxer on Tyneside - one who had been hit but kept fighting on. That hit - referring to the Chelsea defeat - clearly knocked the Palace players harder than Vieira had expected though, especially if their first half at St James’ Park was anything to go by.
Si hay alguien en este comienzo de curso que podría poner freno a la hegemonía de Ferrari en la F1, es Red Bull. La escudería energética se ha postulado desde el primer momento como uno de los dos referentes de la parrilla en esta temporada de cambios derivados de la nueva normativa, pero la fiabilidad está marcando el inicio de campeonato para los de Milton Keynes.
Former world champion Ricky Hatton is returning to the ring at the age of 43.
Atletico Madrid missed a golden opportunity in the battle for second place in La Liga after they were held to a goalless draw by lowly Granada at a half-empty Metropolitano Stadium on a cold and rainy Wednesday in the Spanish capital. Atletico trail leaders Real Madrid by 14 points following another frustrating afternoon, a week after they were knocked out in the Champions League quarter-finals by Manchester City.
Alania are through to the semi-finals of the Russian Cup after upsetting Zenit in the quarter-finals.
Mikel Arteta has praised Bukayo Saka’s ‘courage and maturity’ after the Arsenal youngster’s penalty in the 4-2 win over Chelsea. The Gunners beat their London rivals at Stamford Bridge with Saka dispatching a 90th minute spot kick to seal the victory.
Aston Villa have identified Leeds United midfielder Kalvin Phillips as their ‘number one target in that area of the field’, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Karim Benzema missed two penalties in seven minutes on Wednesday but Real Madrid still had enough to defeat Osasuna 3-1 as they continued their march towards the La Liga title. Benzema was looking for his 45th goal of the season but was twice denied by Osasuna goalkeeper Sergio Herrera, who both times dived to his right and both times made the save with Madrid leading 2-1 at El Sadar. But Osasuna were unable to find an equaliser in the second half and Madrid added a third in injury-time, Vinicius Junior teeing up Lucas Vazquez for an easy finish. David Alaba's opener had earlier been cancelled out by Osasuna's Ante Budimir, before Marco Asensio restored Madrid's advantage on the stroke of half-time. Carlo Ancelotti was unconcerned by Benzema's misses from the spot.