Pep Guardiola’s City came from behind to win 2-1 in a chaotic finish.

Vonn, skiing with a ruptured ACL, crashed out early in the women’s downhill and had to be airlifted to hospital.

The star-studded event was packed with famous faces both on and off the field.

The Seahawks defence sacked New England quarterback Drake Maye seven times in a 29-13 win.

After drawing three blanks the Norway international scored only his second Premier League goal since Christmas.

Sarr fired home in the 61st minute to settle a tight derby encounter.

They kept Kilkenny at arm's length to run out 1-26 to 2-16 winners at the TUS Gaelic Grounds.

Last season saw Tipperary defeated in the All-Ireland semi-finals against eventual winners Galway, as the Premier County's wait for a first All-Ireland since 2004 goes on.

The American superstar clipped a gate and somersaulted off the course, leading to an extended delay as she was tended by a team of medics.

The referee yellow-carded Alan Connolly and Willie Connors, and sent off Shane Barrett and Jason Forde.

Michael Carrick has won six of his seven matches as Manchester United boss across two spells.

Cork were favourites heading into the clash last August in Croke Park, as they were in search of their third straight O'Duffy Cup.

Tottenham were beaten at Old Trafford.

Brentford secured a late win on Tyneside, their first win there since 1934.

This setback in the Eternal City sparked renewed calls for the long-serving 52-year-old to quit or be sacked.

Arundell scored three tries as Wales were swept aside in London.

The England international consigned Wolves to a 19th league loss this term.

The Sweden striker came off the bench to score twice and seal a 3-0 win over Sunderland.

Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall’s goal and an own goal from goalkeeper Bernd Leno turned the game on its head.

Morgan Rogers had put Villa ahead after 22 minutes.