Liverpool's Slot stays cautious despite 11-point lead in title race
Liverpool manager Arne Slot cautioned against complacency despite his side opening up an 11-point lead in the Premier League with Sunday's 2-0 win at Manchester City.
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I saw Pep Guardiola team talk that showed two Man City players didn't understand roles vs Liverpool
Manchester City missed out on the chance to go third in the Premier League as they were beaten 2-0 by Liverpool at the Etihad, with Arne Slot's team strengthening their grip on the title race.
Juve consolidate top-four spot with 1-0 victory at Cagliari
TURIN, Italy : Juventus' revival rolled on with a gritty 1-0 win at lowly Cagliari on Sunday after Dusan Vlahovic's early goal sealed the points as they consolidated fourth spot in Serie A.
Defence was key says Slot as Liverpool make title charge look routine
MANCHESTER : In the end it was all rather routine as Arne Slot's clinical Liverpool snuffed out Manchester City in the Etihad Stadium rain to put one hand on the Premier League trophy.
Mohamed Salah: Liverpool's Premier League veterans 'need another title' - ESPN
Mohamed Salah has said that Liverpool's modern-day legends «need another title» after they swatted aside Manchester City at the Etihad on Sunday to move 11 points clear of second-placed Arsenal in the Premier League title race.
Atalanta storm to 5-0 win at Empoli as Lookman double renews title hopes
EMPOLI, Italy : Third-placed Atalanta cruised to a 5-0 win at lowly Empoli with Ademola Lookman scoring a brilliant double with a goal in each half on Sunday to reignite their bid for the Serie A title.
Biathlon-Norway dominate as Stroemsheim strikes gold in Boe’s farewell
LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland : Norway celebrated a clean sweep of the podium in the men's 15km mass start at the International Biathlon Union World Championships on Sunday with Endre Stroemsheim securing gold with a tremendous burst on the final lap to cruise to victory.
Alonso expects Aston Martin to start F1 season in a better place
SILVERSTONE, England : Fernando Alonso expects Aston Martin to start the Formula One season in a much better place after learning some hard lessons last year.