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Manchester City overcame an early wobble as Riyad Mahrez struck twice to help them ease past second-tier Fulham 4-1 in the FA Cup fourth round at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday.
Yaounde - Skipper Vincent Aboubakar scored two late goals as Cameroon staged an extraordinary comeback from three goals down against Burkina Faso to level the match at 3-3 and win third place on penalties at the Africa Cup of Nations on Saturday.
Mahrez slots straight back in
Edinburgh - England coach Eddie Jones avoided any comment on his side giving away a late penalty try that proved decisive in Saturday's loss to Scotland but said the 20-17 scoreline reflected the tight margins in test rugby.
(Reuters) - Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane has hailed the impact of manager Antonio Conte, saying that the Italian has changed the mindset of players since taking charge in November following Nuno Espirito Santo's dismissal.
India U19 skipper Yash Dhull's father Vijay Dhull has expressed happiness after the Boys in Blue lifted the Under 19 World Cup title. India lifted a record fifth U19 World Cup title after defeating England in the summit clash here at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium on Saturday. "Our family and the whole country is happy with the team's performance in the finals. Being a father, I am really proud that my son and the entire team performed really well. It feels so great that we have been getting many congratulatory messages," Vijay Dhull told ANI.
Tottenham Hotspur boss Antonio Conte is pleased Harry Kane’s commitment is starting to be rewarded with goals after the striker fired his side into the FA Cup fifth round.
Los equipos modestos dan tantos sustos a los poderosos en la FA Cup que habría que empezar a plantearse si se puede considerar como una sorpresa. Si no, que se lo digan al Chelsea, que tuvo que esperar 120 minutos para vencer al Plymouth, de League One (lo que se podría considerar la tercera división británica). Un rival que logró marcar en los minutos iniciales y estuvo a punto de llegar a los penaltis, si no llega a ser por una actuación milagrosa de Kepa y dos golazos de Azpilicueta y de Marcos Alonso, ya en la prórroga.