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In the end, Liverpool boasted 65% of the possession throughout the match, but only managed a single shot on target all game in a fixture that was worryingly reminiscent of some of their results under former boss Brendan Rodgers. But Klopp was relaxed about the outcome. They had...

The Bears were shut out in the second half.

Kane scored two late goals as Spurs came from behind twice to beat West Ham 3-2 at White Hart Lane on 19 November.

“We had some things for him”, cornerback Ronald Darby said.

In October, every October, Seattle’s football juggernaut looks vulnerable, discombobulated, good but not necessarily great.

Making the day even sweeter, Brady won his 199th career game in Sunday’s 30-17 New England victory over the 49ers, tying Hall of Famer Brett Favre for second-most wins by a quarterback in National Football League history.

In recent games, the Clippers have not been a menacing defensive unit. It marked an odd turn of events in a series full of them late in the waning moments of the Chicago Bulls’ 102-95 loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Saturday night.

Watch online: You can watch the live stream on the NFL’s mobile app or DirecTV’s National Football League app. Since they had the tie against the Cardinals a few weeks ago, they have compiled a record of 2-1 that is basically the reason for why they are where they...

Jose Mourinho summed up the stalemate perfectly in a post-match interview, telling Sky Sports: “Of course it is two points dropped”.

Paul Mariner says Bayern Munich’s attack was quite lacklustre against Borussia Dortmund.

Novak Djokovic said last night that he gave himself “no serious chance to win” after losing to Andy Murray in straight sets in the final of the ATP World Tour Finals in London to surrender possession of the year-end No 1 ranking for the first time since 2013....

There are bigger challenges ahead, and no conclusions are being drawn, but … the Pacers’ problematic defense is beginning to show signs of progress.

“So, finally I lost against Arsenal”, the Portuguese eventually said as he walked out of the Old Trafford press room, apparently so unable to contain himself that he actually repeated it twice.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho (front) and Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger watch on during their sides’ Premier League match on Saturday.