MANCHESTER, England - Pep Guardiola said Manchester City's triumph in the Manchester derby was a victory for the honesty of his players and their brand of soccer following criticism from Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho.
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho became involved in a physical confrontation with Manchester City's players after complaining about their post-derby celebrations, according to British media reports on Sunday.
BARCELONA - Barcelona needed an overzealous tackle by an inexperienced Villarreal opponent to help keep its five-point lead at the top of the Spanish league on Sunday.
MILAN - Giacomo Bonaventura struck twice as AC Milan bounced back from last week's embarrassing draw at Benevento by beating Bologna 2-1 on Sunday to give Gennaro Gattuso his first win as coach.
LIVERPOOL - Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has defended his rotation policy after Everton upset the odds by earning a 1-1 Merseyside derby draw on Sunday.
LOS ANGELES - Two sources familiar with the injury have told Associated Press that doctors believe Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz tore his left anterior cruciate ligament in a win over the Rams on Sunday and will miss the rest of the season and playoffs.
After his second interception, Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback AJ Bouye ran to the sideline and started high-fiving fans.
DETROIT - The Boston Celtics prevented Andre Drummond from scoring in the paint and quieted Reggie Jackson on the perimeter.
With 28 years of grassroots coaching experience behind him, Gao Yuan has good reason to describe himself as one of the seed sowers of China's soccer dream.
Merging the passion of those involved in China's grassroots game with the robust and systematic support provided by the government is proving a winning combination for the nation's soccer push.
LONDON - Chelsea boss Antonio Conte said his team's Premier League title defense is effectively over after its shock 1-0 defeat to West Ham United on Saturday.
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane said people write off Cristiano Ronaldo at their peril after the Portuguese forward struck twice in the 5-0 drubbing of Sevilla on Saturday.
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