Premier League round-up: Gabriel Jesus scores four goals as Manchester City thump Watford
Gabriel Jesus struck four times as Manchester City crushed Watford to chalk off another win in their battle with Liverpool for the Premier League title.
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Gabriel Jesus scores four goals as Manchester City run riot against Watford
Gabriel Jesus struck four times as Manchester City crushed Watford 5-1 to chalk off another win in their battle with Liverpool for the Premier League title.
Joelinton stars as Newcastle move Norwich closer to relegation
Joelinton scored twice on his 100th Premier League appearance for Newcastle as they climbed into the top half with a comfortable 3-0 win over Norwich which moved the Canaries closer to relegation.
Verstappen overtakes Leclerc late on to win sprint at Imola
IMOLA, Italy: Max Verstappen overtook Formula One leader Charles Leclerc on the penultimate lap to win the sprint race at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix on Saturday and reignite his season. Verstappen started the sprint in pole position after finishing first in Friday’s qualifying, but the Red Bull driver was overtaken by Leclerc’s Ferrari as soon as the lights went out, much to the delight of the “tifosi.” But Verstappen doggedly pursued Leclerc and swept around the outside of the Ferrari into Tamburello before storming away to secure victory and top spot on the grid for Sunday’s grand prix.
Cristiano Ronaldo joins Premier League’s ‘century club’
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 100th Premier League goal as Manchester United lost 3-1 to Arsenal on Saturday.
Man Utd: Rangnick responds to Lingard's 'disaster' comments to Scholes
Manchester United’s hopes of finishing in the top-four next season were dealt another hammer blow by Arsenal on Saturday.
'You'd have to ask Jesse Lingard' - Rangnick plays down talk of dressing room unrest
Ralf Rangnick was forced to play down talk of dressing room unrest as he dismissed Manchester United's chances of finishing in the top four after they slipped to defeat at rivals Arsenal. A 3-1 loss at the Emirates Stadium was punctuated by a Bruno Fernandes penalty miss, with interim boss Rangnick revealing Cristiano Ronaldo told him he "didn't feel well enough" to take the spot-kick. Nuno Tavares' first Arsenal goal, a Bukayo Saka penalty and Granit Xhaka's fine strike was enough to secure the points for the Gunners, who had looked rattled after Ronaldo had pulled one back with his 100th Premier League goal.
Man United lose 3-1 at Arsenal, further damage top-4 hopes
LONDON: Erik ten Hag looks likely to be taking over a Manchester United team missing from the Champions League. Despite Cristiano Ronaldo making an emotional scoring return, United were beaten 3-1 by Arsenal in the Premier League on Saturday and dropped six points off its rival in the race for a top-four finish.