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Mourinho accepts Fellaini's the fall guy

The booing of midfielder Marouane Fellaini by Manchester United fans was an acceptable reflection of frustration over the team's recent results, according to manager Jose Mourinho.

Defensive woes leave Klopp fuming

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp bemoaned his team's defense and lack of composure after it fell behind in the Premier League title race with a 2-2 draw at home to struggling West Ham on Sunday.

Chelsea bracing for possible lawsuit

Premier League giant Chelsea could face a multi-million dollar lawsuit for damages over sex abuse perpetrated by a former scout decades ago, the Mail on Sunday reported.

Deadly Higuain earns Juve derby spoils

Gonzalo Higuain bagged his 19th Serie A brace as leader Juventus moved seven points ahead of Roma and AC Milan with a 3-1 derby win at Torino on Sunday.

Feng goes fourth and conquers

Defending champion Feng Shanshan won a record fourth Dubai Ladies Masters title on Saturday following a brilliant 8-under-par final-round 64.

Mad Mike's blast fires up Rockets

The Houston Rockets had a double-digit lead in the third quarter against the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday, but after getting careless and having three turnovers in a row, Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni had seen enough.

Klitschko up next as Joshua reigns

Britain's Anthony Joshua set up an April showdown with veteran heavyweight Wladimir Klitschko on Saturday after retaining his IBF world title with a clinical third-round stoppage of out-classed American Eric Molina in Manchester, England.

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Rescue act a Real lift, says Sergio

Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos believes the European champion will ride the momentum of his injury-time winner to edge out Deportivo la Coruna 3-2 into its quest to win the FIFA Club World Cup.

Guardiola makes case for defense

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola shrugged off his team's terrible defending in a 4-2 defeat at Leicester, and said tackling was not high on his priority list.

Leipzig confident slip-up not start of slide

Ralph Hasenhuettl said his young RB Leipzig team can handle its setback in the Bundesliga title race after its shock loss at struggler Ingolstadt let Bayern Munich regain top spot.