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Premier League: Week 10 sees Bukayo Saka and Martinelli’s scoring spell, Ronaldo’s 700th club goal

In the much-anticipated fixture in the battle of the giants between Arsenal and Liverpool, Arsenal kept asking questions from the get-go, Liverpool, However, did their level best to keep answering back but Arsenal’s penalty gutted Liverpool in the later stage of the game, resulting in 3-2 victory for Arsenal against Liverpool.

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Week 10 of the English Premier League saw conclusive results as many teams breezed past their opponents in style. The week 10 fixture saw, Newcastle clash with Brentford, Bournemouth going head to head with Leicester City, Pep’s Manchester City vs Southampton, Chelsea lock horns with Wolves, and Brighton clash with Tottenham on Saturday.

And on Sunday, the fixture got more intense as West Ham fought it out with Fulham, Crystal Palace vs Leeds United, League leaders Arsenal vs struggling Liverpool, and Manchester United lock horns with Frank Lampard’s Everton.

The Magpies breezed past Brentford as Newcastle fans returned home with smiling faces as Jamaal Lascelles and company tallied up 5 goals against Brentford whereas the latter were only able to come up with 1 consolation goal at the home of Newcastle as the match concluded in a 5-1 win for Newcastle.

Bournemouth went head to head with Leicester City as Leicester drew first blood and started on a good note, however, the foxes couldn’t contain the comeback trend of Bournemouth as came back with a different mentality in the second half and scored two and ended up in 2-1 win for Bournemouth.

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Manchester City’s fixture with Southampton was a walk in the park for Haaland and company as they were able to dominate the game from the get-go. City scored 2 goals in the first half and to put the cherry on top, the game concluded with 2 more goals. Cancelo, Foden, Mahrez, and Haaland found themselves inon the scoresheet.

Chelsea with their new manager, Graham Potter, were able to begin their winning stride as the game took a turn around for Chelsea towards the end of the first half with Havertz drawing first blood. The goal spell continued in the second half as Pulisic and Broja found themselves on the scoresheet at Chelsea’s home. The game concluded with a 3-0 win.

Brighton disappointed their fans at home as the game concluded in a 1-0 win for Tottenham as Captain Harry Kane came to the rescue. Steven Gerrard’s West Ham was able to find some consistency in their inconsistent form at home turf as the match resulted in a 3-1 victory over Fulham.

Crystal Palace and leads was a competitive fixture that saw Crystal Palace come out as victors against Leeds United. In the much-anticipated fixture in the battle of the giants between Arsenal and Liverpool, Arsenal kept asking questions from the get-go, Liverpool, However, did their level best to keep answering back but Arsenal’s penalty gutted Liverpool in the later stage of the game, resulting in 3-2 victory for Arsenal against Liverpool.

Everton vs Manchester United was a riveting fixture as United made a comeback from last week’s upsetting derby. The staple of the match was Cristiano Ronaldo finally finding his 1st goal of the Premier League season as well as marking the 700 club goals milestone. The match resulted in a 2-1 in the favor of United. Nottingham Forrest vill plays Aston Villa today at 10 in the evening and Nottingham’s home turf.

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Lionel Messi hat-trick powers Argentina past Algeria in World Cup 2026 opener

Lionel Messi delivered a stunning hat-trick as Argentina defeated Algeria 3-0 in their opening FIFA World Cup 2026 Group J match, giving the reigning champions a strong start to their campaign.

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Defending champions Argentina kicked off their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign in emphatic fashion, defeating Algeria 3-0 in their Group J opener with Lionel Messi producing a memorable hat-trick.

The Argentine captain once again proved decisive on the biggest stage, scoring all three goals as his side secured maximum points and sent an early warning to the rest of the tournament contenders.

Messi opened the scoring in the first half before adding two more goals after the break to complete his hat-trick. His performance ensured Argentina remained in control throughout the contest and rarely looked troubled by the Algerian side.

The victory was particularly significant as it came in Messi’s landmark 200th international appearance for Argentina. The veteran forward marked the occasion in style, delivering one of the standout individual displays of the tournament so far.

Argentina dominated possession and created the better opportunities throughout the match, while Algeria struggled to find a way past a disciplined Argentine defence. The reigning world champions combined defensive solidity with attacking quality to comfortably secure the result.

The win gives Argentina an ideal start in Group J, where they will next face Austria. Algeria, meanwhile, will look to bounce back when they take on Jordan in their second group-stage fixture.

With Messi showing he remains capable of influencing matches at the highest level, Argentina’s title defence has begun on a highly positive note.

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Liverpool’s Jota, brother die in freak Lamborghini tyre blow-out in Spain

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Portuguese football player Diogo Jota and his elder brother died in a road accident on Thursday in Spain’s Zamora when a tyre of their Lamborghini burst.

Jota’s brother Andre Silva was a footballer. Police said the accident occurred past midnight and the brothers were the only ones in the car and no other vehicle appears to be involved.

The police are yet to find out which of the two were was at the wheel. They said the accident may have been caused by a tyre blowout when they attempted to overtake another vehicle.

Spanish media have release video footage of the aftermath showing skid marks on the road along with a burnt-up car, surrounded by destroyed vegetation. A truck driver passing by the scene also caught the Lamborghini engulfed in video, which has since circulated by the local media.

The accident has occurred only 11 days after Jota’s wedding with Rute Cardoso. The couple had three children.

Jota played for English Premier League club Liverpool FC and also was part of the Portugal squad that beat Spain in the recent UEFA Nation’s League. His brother Andre Silva also played for Penafiel in the lower Portuguese leagues.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot said he has no words after the accident. As his football manager his thoughts are not for his team, it’s for his father, son, brother and uncles who are suffering an unimaginable loss, Slot said.

Portugal Prime Minister Luis Montenegro expressed his deepest condolences to the bereaved family and that it is a sad day for football. Jota was an athlete who greatly honoured Portugal’s name, he added.

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Former England football captain David Beckham awarded knighthood

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Former Manchester United and England football icon David Beckham received a knighthood on Saturday, recognising his stellar sporting career and extensive charitable contributions.

The prestigious title, bestowed upon British citizens for exceptional achievements in fields such as sport, politics, and arts, traces its origins to the Middle Ages.

Beckham, now 50, enjoyed a distinguished career, rising through Manchester United’s academy to spend 11 years with the club. His journey took him to Europe’s elite clubs, including Real Madrid, AC Milan, and Paris Saint-Germain.

Internationally, he earned 115 caps for England, captaining the team 59 times and appearing in three World Cup tournaments. His trophy cabinet boasts six Premier League titles, a Champions League crown, and two FA Cups with Manchester United, alongside league titles with Real Madrid and PSG.

Renowned for his technical prowess and clutch performances, Beckham is celebrated for moments like his iconic free-kick against Greece, securing England’s qualification for the 2002 World Cup.

Reflecting on the knighthood, he expressed gratitude: “Captaining and playing for England was the greatest honour of my career—a childhood dream fulfilled. Off the pitch, representing Britain globally and working with remarkable organisations to support communities and inspire youth has been a privilege. I’m deeply proud and emotional to share this moment with my family, and it’s still sinking in.”

Beyond football, Beckham has made significant charitable impacts, notably through his partnership with UNICEF since 2005 and other organisations dedicated to aiding communities in need.

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