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Robert MacIntyre threw down a Ryder Cup marker by beating Matt Fitzpatrick in a play-off to win the Italian Open. The tournament's venue, Marco Simone Golf and Country Club, will play host to the Ryder Cup in little over a year — and it will witness high drama if the final day of the Italian Open is anything to go by.
Everton secured their first win of the season after beating West Ham 1-0 thanks to a second-half Neal Maupay strike. The Toffees had drawn four Premier league games in a row and looked in danger of slipping into the relegation zone ahead of the international break. Ad But they were dominant against a Hammers side lacking in confidence and who struggled to add to their three Premier League goals this season.
Bajrang, who won a bronze in last year's Tokyo Olympics, eked out a close 11-9 win on points over Sebastian C Rivera of Puerto Rico in one of the the bronze medal bouts. Bajrang, who lost to John Michael Diakomihalis of USA in the quarterfinals, qualified for the bronze medal contest through repechage round where he defeated Vazgen Tevanyan of Armenia 7-6 by points.
Siva Sakthi (10th minute) and Brazilian Alan Costa (61st) scored for the winners while Apuia got the lone goal for the Mumbai side in an entertaining match. The Blues took an early lead through a fifth tournament goal from Siva Sakthi.
Neal Maupay’s first goal since February saw Everton’s summer signing end the club’s winess start to the season with a 1-0 victory over fellow strugglers West Ham.
Neal Maupay’s first goal since February saw Everton’s summer signing end the club’s winless start to the season with a 1-0 victory over fellow strugglers West Ham.
Siva Sakthi (10th minute) and Brazilian Alan Costa (61st) scored for the winners while Apuia got the lone goal for the Mumbai side in an entertaining match. The Blues took an early lead through a fifth tournament goal from Siva Sakthi.
Juve key player Angel Di Maria's return from injury was cut short after being sent off five minutes before the break after placing his elbow in Armando Izzo's chest. Juventus had half-chances in the first half but were struggling to create momentum, as Monza were effective in breaking down the play in midfield.