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Erik ten Hag to ‘deal with that tomorrow’ after Cristiano Ronaldo storms down tunnel before end of Spurs game

Erik ten Hag says he «will deal with that tomorrow» after unused substitute Cristiano Ronaldo left the bench and headed down the tunnel before the end of Manchester United's 2-0 win over Tottenham in the Premier League. It was an impressive performance – probably the best of the Ten Hag era – but as is often the case, much of the focus was on Ronaldo, who was stationed on the bench. And when he headed down the tunnel before the end of the match, the scrutiny only intensified.

Mark Selby says concentration 'was non-existent' in win over Hammad Miah at Northern Ireland Open

Mark Selby says his concentration “was non-existent” during his scrappy 4-2 win over Hammad Miah at the Northern Ireland Open. The four-time world champion is feeling his way back into the sport following a tough time last season on account of a battle with his mental heath. Ad Following his win over Reanne Evans, Selby revealed he was working without a coach and was happy with how things were developing off the table.

Manchester United 2-0 Tottenham: Fred and Bruno Fernandes score as Utd beat tame Spurs at Old Trafford

A display of invigorating aggression and imagination — Manchester United’s best under Erik ten Hag — was far too much for a tame Spurs side, second-half goals from Fred and Bruno Fernandes bringing United to within four points of Spurs, with a game in hand. United were excellent in the first half, monopolising possession and pulling Spurs about with their passing and aggression. But, though they had 19 shots at goal — more than in any 90 minutes this season — and though Antony hit the post with a fine effort from distance, they only made one clear-cut chance, a shot from Marcus Rashford which Hugo Lloris tipped away.

Mark Selby fights off Hammad Miah in scrappy match to reach the last 16 of Northern Ireland Open

Mark Selby left Hammad Miah extremely frustrated in a scrappy contest as he took a 4-2 victory to reach the last 16 at the Northern Ireland Open. Miah had chances to win every frame, but couldn’t take them and was punished for his mistakes which meant he was 3-0 down after losing two frames on the final black. Ad He fought back to 3-2, but lost the next frame to Selby, who will play Michael White in the next round on Thursday.

Elche 0-3 Real Madrid: Karim Benzema celebrates Ballon d'Or award with goal in win for Carlo Ancelotti's side

Real Madrid have extended their lead at the top of La Liga to six points after beating Elche 3-0. Carlo Ancelotti’s side arrived at the Estadio Manuel Martinez Valero on a high, having defeated Barcelona 3-1 in El Clasico at the weekend to overhaul their great rivals at the summit of the table. Ad They also boasted a second Ballon d’Or winner in their ranks, with Karim Benzema joining Luka Modric in football’s most exclusive club on Monday.

Lyon 1-5 Arsenal: Beth Mead stars as Gunners stun Champions League holders to lay down marker

Arsenal thrashed Lyon 5-1 at the Groupama Stadium as the Gunners shocked the current holders of the Women’s Champions League in their opening match in Group C to secure a historic first ever win over the French outfit. Jonas Eidevall’s side took the lead within 13 minutes, as Beth Mead’s low cross from the right was tapped in by Caitlin Foord from just outside the six-yard box as Arsenal made a dream start.

Karim Benzema seen without bandage at Ballon d’Or ceremony – why does he wear it? And what is wrong with his finger?

Karim Benzema won the Ballon d’Or in Paris on Monday night. The 34-year-old beat off competition from Sadio Mane, Kevin de Bruyne, Robert Lewandowski and Mohamed Salah to land the award. Ad The event is a lavish one and attendees dress accordingly, and Benzema wore a tuxedo.

Brentford 0-0 Chelsea: Entertaining draw brings Graham Potter's Premier League winning run to a halt

There were no goals, but plenty of entertainment as Brentford and Chelsea played out a goalless draw at the Gtech Community Stadium in the Premier League. Brentford edged the game and should have taken advantage of chances for Ivan Toney and, especially, Bryan Mbeumo, who headed straight at Kepa Arrizabalaga in what proved the nearest the game came to a goal.

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Erik ten Hag to ‘deal with that tomorrow’ after Cristiano Ronaldo storms down tunnel before end of Spurs game

Mark Selby says concentration 'was non-existent' in win over Hammad Miah at Northern Ireland Open

Manchester United 2-0 Tottenham: Fred and Bruno Fernandes score as Utd beat tame Spurs at Old Trafford

Mark Selby fights off Hammad Miah in scrappy match to reach the last 16 of Northern Ireland Open

Elche 0-3 Real Madrid: Karim Benzema celebrates Ballon d'Or award with goal in win for Carlo Ancelotti's side

Lyon 1-5 Arsenal: Beth Mead stars as Gunners stun Champions League holders to lay down marker

Karim Benzema seen without bandage at Ballon d’Or ceremony – why does he wear it? And what is wrong with his finger?

Brentford 0-0 Chelsea: Entertaining draw brings Graham Potter's Premier League winning run to a halt