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Winning two and drawing one of his first three games in charge, Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim would be within his rights to feel satisfied with the start to his tenure.
Holders Paris Saint-Germain face a tricky start to their defence of the French Cup after being drawn away to Ligue 1 rivals Lens in the last 64 on Monday. Marseille will play Saint-Etienne in another meeting of top-flight sides, which enter the competition for the December 20-22 round. Six-time former French champions Bordeaux, who were relegated to the fourth tier and filed for bankruptcy in the summer, meet Rennes -- now coached by former Argentina boss Jorge Sampaoli.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Twenty-six Pro Bowls. Seven first-team All-Pros. One hundred and thirty-five interceptions. Twenty-four defensive touchdowns.
JERRY JEUDY STOOD several yards away from an NFL Network set in Kansas City before the Denver Broncos' Week 6 game against the Chiefs last October.
MELBOURNE : Australia centre Jordan Petaia has confirmed he will step away from rugby and bid to win a contract with an NFL team to pursue a childhood dream he shared with his father.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. — Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh was vague on the future of recently acquired Diontae Johnson, a day after the wide receiver didn't play a snap in Sunday's 24-19 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
HONG KONG : Adam Ounas scored an injury time penalty to earn Al-Sadd a 2-1 win over Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr on Monday that takes the Qatari outfit into the knockout rounds of the Asian Champions League Elite.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield, who played for Oklahoma, believes celebratory flag planting is part of the college football landscape and that teams should accept losing instead of participating in extracurricular scrums postgame.