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KEITH JACKSON: Kyogo stole the limelight with his two goals but it was in midfield where Callum McGregor and Reo Hatate took an ugly game by the scruff of the neck. McGregor, as usual, was Celtic’s main man.
It was at Selhurst Park, roughly 16 miles south of Wembley, where Erik ten Hag, for the very first time, got up close and personal with Manchester United.
Manchester United mengundang Sir Alex Ferguson ke ruang ganti usai juara Carabao Cup. Sir Alex tersenyum lebar saat menyambut Erik ten Hag.
It's fair to say there may be a few sore heads after yesterday's events.
Newcastle manager Eddie Howe admitted his side "were just not clinical enough in front of goal" as they lost to Manchester United in the Carabao Cup final.
As Erik ten Hag danced a jubilant jig on the Wembley pitch after Manchester United's League Cup final victory over Newcastle, it was clear the manager's romantic ideas about the club had blossomed into a full-blown love affair. Ten Hag has made a remarkable impact since leaving Ajax to take charge of United last year and Sunday's 2-0 win against Newcastle was the latest sign the club are back on track after a turbulent decade. Casemiro's header and an own goal from Sven Botman sealed United's first major trophy since 2017, when they won the Europa League and League Cup under Jose Mourinho.
Georgia lost, and then celebrated. Iceland won, and was devastated. One of the last Basketball World Cup spots went to Georgia on Sunday — even though it lost to Iceland 80-77 in the final Europe Region qualifying game for both teams. Iceland needed to win by four points or more to win a tiebreaker over Georgia for the World Cup berth. It came up one point short. Both teams finished qualifying with 5-5 records, with the tiebreaker going to Georgia by the slimmest of margins. Iceland had a 3-point try by Elvar Fridriksson — its best shooter — rim out with about 3 seconds remaining, and Georgia held on for the loss that really was a win. “Amazing. I’m so happy, man,” said Georgia’s Thaddus McFadden, a Michigan-born guard who played at the junior college and Division II levels before embarking on what’s now a 14-year pro career overseas. “I may mess around and cry. This means so much to everybody. I’m just so happy.”