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Josh Cooper, a Florida political consultant who moonlights as a "world champion pitmaster," told Fox News Digital what makes the perfect football tailgating food — and why his barbecue brings fans together.
Stephen F. Austin defeated North American 77-0 on Thursday night in a season opener that went to 5-minute quarters in the second half after the Lumberjacks led by 70 at halftime.
Defending Bundesliga champions Bayer Leverkusen face the first true test of their title defence when they host RB Leipzig on Saturday. Unbeaten in Germany last season, Xabi Alonso's side have battled to narrow wins in the German Supercup, German Cup and in their Bundesliga opener this season. In Leipzig, they face a title rival for the first time. The two league fixtures between the clubs last season proved crucial milestones in Leverkusen's breakthrough title.
After the first two matchdays, expected Premier League title challengers Manchester City, Arsenal and Liverpool all have a perfect 100% record, along with the ever-exciting Brighton. New Liverpool boss Arne Slot has made a perfect start to the daunting task of succeeding Jurgen Klopp with two wins from his opening two Premier League games without conceding. Now, Slot faces his first major test with a trip to Manchester United, while Newcastle and Tottenham also face off on Sunday hoping to dispel early season doubts over their credentials for a top-four finish. We look at the best of this weekend's action in the Premier League:
After nearly three months of wheeling and dealing we have entered the final day of the transfer window. Clubs have until 11pm to finalise any remaining deals and like most of their Premier League rivals, Manchester United are still active.
Real Madrid had a second-half Vinicius Junior penalty to thank as the Spanish champions avoided a first league loss of the season in a 1-1 draw at Las Palmas on Thursday. The Brazilian converted from the spot in the 69th minute after Alex Suarez was found guilty of handball. Madrid had gone 1-0 down after a fifth-minute Alberto Moleiro goal. It was a second draw in three La Liga outings for Real and leaves the capital club fourth in the standings, four points off archrivals Barcelona.
Gillingham manager Mark Bonner could be facing some selection dilemmas soon.
Lordswood have made a fantastic start to the season and get an opportunity to make some history this Saturday.