US Open day seven
Highlights of the seventh day at the U.S. Open, the last Grand Slam tournament of the year, at Flushing Meadows on Sunday (times GMT):
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Former Gunners star Paul Merson: Arsenal haven’t got a Christian Eriksen and why that mattered against Manchester United
Former Arsenal player Paul Merson believes that Denmark international Christian Eriksen was the difference for Manchester United as they won 3-1 against Arsenal at Old Trafford. A brace from Marcus Rashford, and a debut goal for new signing Antony, saw United get their fourth win in a row, and at the same time end their opponents’ perfect start to the season. Ad Eriksen was named the player of the match and speaking afterwards on Sky Sports, Merson explained why he was the key factor.
Opinion: Why Primoz Roglic may have missed his chance to take control of La Vuelta from Remco Evenepoel
Reports that Remco Evenepoel cracked over the weekend were grossly exaggerated. The total time lost to Primoz Roglic over the two stages may add up to over than a minute, but that was well within the margin of the comfortable, considering his lead going into the two most difficult stages of the 21 was nudging three. Roglic needed more.
Roy Keane brands Mikel Arteta 'sore loser' after Manchester United beat Arsenal
Roy Keane has said that Mikel Arteta should have found praise for Manchester United, branding the Arsenal boss a 'sore loser' in the wake of their Premier League fixture.
Pitlane problems add up to a bad Sunday for Sainz
Pitlane problems added up to a Dutch Formula One Grand Prix to forget for Ferrari's Carlos Sainz on Sunday.
Manchester United 'still far away' from Premier League's top teams - Erik ten Hag
Erik ten Hag said Manchester United are not ready to challenge the Premier League's top teams despite ending table-topping Arsenal's perfect start to the season.
Gary Neville blasts Mikel Arteta’s ‘strange’ decision that cost Arsenal against Man Utd
Gary Neville blamed Arsenal’s defeat against Manchester United on Mikel Arteta’s ‘strange’ second half treble substitution.
Matteo Berrettini battles past Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in five sets to reach US Open quarter-finals
Matteo Berrettini recovered from a set and a break down to beat Alejandro Davidovich Fokina in five sets and reach the US Open quarter-finals for a second successive year. A shock looked to be on the cards when unseeded Davidovich Fokina broke the 13th seed midway through the second set, but Berrettini found his range and held off a spirited fightback to win 3-6 7-6(2) 6-3 4-6 6-2. Ad Berrettini, who beat Andy Murray in the previous round in four sets, will next face either fifth seed Casper Ruud or Corentin Moutet.