Real Madrid stroll past Getafe to close on title
MADRID : Real Madrid moved a step closer to the LaLiga title after easing past city rivals Getafe 2-0 on Saturday thanks to goals from Casemiro and Lucas Vazquez.
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Real Madrid ease to win over Getafe to reinforce place at top of La Liga
Real Madrid cruised to a comfortable victory over Getafe, taking little out of themselves ahead of the home return leg with Chelsea in the Champions League in 72 hours. Casemiro headed Real in front seven minutes before the break with a diving effort from Vinicius Junior's exquisite cross from the left flank delivered with the outside of his right boot.
England 58-5 Wales: Valiant Welsh women no match for dominant Red Roses in Six Nations clash
Wales Women performed valiantly as a dominant England recorded their 21st victory in a row with a 10-try performance.
Atletico title hopes hit by shock loss to Mallorca
Spanish champions Atletico Madrid suffered a shock 1-0 loss at lowly Mallorca on Saturday to end their six-game winning streak in LaLiga.
Late Lewandowski penalty saves below-par Bayern Munich
BERLIN: A late Robert Lewandowski penalty spared Bayern Munich after a below-par performance in a 1-0 home win over Augsburg on Saturday (Apr 9), three days before their crucial Champions League tie against Villarreal.
Time running short for Watford as Jack Harrison seals handsome win for Leeds
Roy Hodgson has never been relegated as a Premier League manager but his unblemished record is in grave danger of being tarnished, with Watford facing demotion to the Championship after their ninth successive home defeat. Hodgson always knew the odds were stacked against him when he replaced Claudio Ranieri in January but their heavy loss to Leeds at Vicarage Road leaves them needing a miraculous recovery to avoid the drop.
What Everton fans did after Manchester United win spoke volumes as secret weapon clear
If Everton are to survive then Goodison Park is key.
Cy Young winner Ray sharp in Mariners debut, tops Twins
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Reigning AL Cy Young Award winner Robbie Ray was through six innings Friday with a manageable pitch count. But a short spring training had left pitchers without time to build up their endurance, as Seattle manager Scott Servais was keenly aware.