Olumide Atiba, THEWILL

Arsenal showed the resilience of champions as they recovered from an early Chelsea shock to secure a 2-1 victory in a pulsating London derby at the Emirates Stadium.

The country can produce players capable of commanding enormous transfer fees in Europe, fill stadiumas when the national team is playing and generate passionate debate around the sport every week. Yet the structures responsible for turning that talent and passion into a sustainable football industry have repeatedly struggled to match the country's potential.

Seven matches were played across the day, with Crystal Palace producing the comeback of the afternoon at Fulham, Manchester City maintaining their 100 per cent start and Newcastle United rescuing a point from a difficult position against Bournemouth.

The American sisters were beaten by 14th seeds Maya Joint and Chan Hao-Ching 6-3, 6-7 (6-8), 7-6 (10-7) after three hours and two minutes of gripping tennis.

Troy Parrott came off the bench to score the only goal as Real Betis defeated Madrid 1-0, handing Mourinho his first defeat since returning to the Real Madrid dugout.

Liverpool secured their first victory of the Iraola era with a 2-0 win away to Ipswich Town.

The development could revive hopes of seeing the two British heavyweights finally meet on home soil after Madison Square Garden in New York had emerged as a leading alternative for the event.

The Alpine driver had been promoted to third place after his team successfully appealed two five-second penalties imposed during the race.

The German, seeded first at a Grand Slam for the first time in his career, needed four hours and 33 minutes to finally put away Halys in a contest that stretched into the early hours of Friday morning.

Gauff prevailed 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) on Arthur Ashe Stadium after a closely contested encounter that repeatedly threatened to swing in Badosa's favour.