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BILBAO: Champions Barcelona were left frustrated as they squandered a chance to close the gap with LaLiga leaders Real Madrid after being held to a lacklustre 0-0 draw at Athletic Club on Sunday (Mar 3).
Pep Guardiola does not care if Erling Haaland misses another five sitters as long as he reacts with the same mentality.
Kelly Pannek and Abby Boreen scored two minutes, 22 seconds apart early in the second period and Maddie Rooney made 29 saves to lift Minnesota to a 2-0 win over host New York on Sunday.
TOULOUSE, France :Fifth-placed Nice lost 2-1 at Toulouse on Sunday after conceding two second half goals to the hosts who claimed their third straight Ligue 1 victory.
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United's hopes of a Champions League berth took another hit on Sunday but the fact it was crosstown rivals Manchester City delivering the blow was secondary, captain Bruno Fernandes said.
The NBA has eight games on the slate Sunday, starting with the 76ers at the Mavericks at 1 p.m. ET and finishing with the Thunder at the Suns at 9:30 PM ET. Five of those eight games feature two teams that would both be in the postseason if the season ended today, highlighted by the number one seeded Timberwolves hosting the Clippers and the number one seeded Celtics hosting the Warriors. There are plenty of interesting matchups on the docket with opportunities to find players and teams that could outproduce expectation. Let's take a closer look at some of those potential angles.
Manchester City hit back from a goal down to defeat neighbours Manchester United at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Phil Foden (2) and Erling Haaland settled the scores for the champions after Marcus Rashford opened the scoring for United with a stunning drive in a match which might have a significant say in the ongoing race for the Premier League title and Champions League qualification.
Manchester City rubbed United's noses in it with three banners that greeted the players at kick-off: 'Treble winners', 'Champions of England' and 'Champions again ole ole'. City then eventually rubbed United's noses in it on the pitch.