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Real Madrid responded to their surprise defeat against Real Betis in emphatic fashion, thrashing city rivals Rayo Vallecano 4-1 at the Santiago Bernabéu to move level on points with Barcelona at the top of La Liga.

Tottenham Hotspur's ambitious summer rebuild was supposed to signal the beginning of a new era under Roberto De Zerbi, but four Premier League games into his tenure, the results are yet to justify the scale of the investment behind it.

Bruno Guimarães broke Sunderland’s resistance in the second half before Bukayo Saka converted a late penalty, giving Arsenal a 2-0 victory and preserving their perfect start to the Premier League campaign.

 Liverpool's momentum from their midweek Champions League win over Atletico Madrid failed to carry over into the Premier League, as Fulham held Andoni Iraola's side to a goalless draw at Anfield to claim their first point of the season.

Joao Pedro once again proved to be Chelsea's saving grace, scoring a vital second-half equaliser to rescue a 2-2 draw against a resilient Hull City side at Stamford Bridge, though the result did little to ease growing concerns over Xabi Alonso's defensive setup.

Lewis Hamilton's weekend at Formula 1's newest venue got off to a dramatic start on Saturday, with the Ferrari driver crashing into the barrier during Free Practice 3 for the inaugural Spanish Grand Prix at Madring, before defying his own team's instructions in the immediate aftermath.

Boxing fans will have plenty to look forward to when Ryan Garcia and Conor Benn step into the ring on Sunday, with the highly anticipated showdown carrying stakes that could reshape both fighters' careers.

Sergej Jakirovic has been named the Barclays Manager of the Month for August after leading newly promoted Hull City to a perfect start to their first Premier League campaign in nine years.

Barcelona have officially confirmed a new contract for teenage striker Hamza Abdelkarim, extending his deal until June 2030 and raising his release clause dramatically from €15 million to €150 million.

Track and field is entering unfamiliar territory this weekend as World Athletics launches its new Ultimate Championship, a three-day event in Budapest designed to bring the sport's biggest stars together in a high-stakes battle for a record prize pot.