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Anthony Gordon scored just after the hour mark, with VAR checking three separate issues before allowing it to stand, with the goal proving to be the winner for Newcastle

Mikel Arteta was less than impressed with Newcastle's winner as he saw his Arsenal team lose for the first time in the Premier League after more VAR controversy

George Russell and Lewis Hamilton started the Brazilian Grand Prix strongly, but their pace fell off dramatically and the latter was even overtaken by Yuki Tsunoda

NEWCASTLE UNITED 1-0 ARSENAL: Anthony Gordon survived a lengthy VAR check before being able to celebrate what turned out to be the winning goal as Mikel Arteta's side tasted defeat for the first time this season

Erik ten Hag's Manchester United haven't been entirely convincing at times this season, but the manager took issue with one line of questioning after their latest win

There was more VAR controversy during Newcastle's game against Arsenal at St James' Park on Saturday after Anthony Gordon opened the scoring for Eddie Howe's side

Lando Norris began the Brazilian Grand Prix Sprint on pole with Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez baring their teeth behind him, while George Russell and Lewis Hamilton were also well-placed

Kai Havertz put in a dreadful tackle on Sean Longstaff in the first-half of Arsenal's clash with Newcastle, but it was the Mgapies who faced the harsher punishment from referee Stuart Attwell

Lando Norris was not impressed to learn he was being investigated by the F1 stewards at the Brazilian Grand Prix over an alleged rule break during the Sprint Shootout

Norway international Martin Odegaard didn't feature in Arsenal's Premier League fixture against Eddie Howe's high-flying Newcastle at St James' Park on Saturday evening

England slumped to their fifth World Cup defeat in a row, with the 33-run loss Australia officially confirming that the holders will not even make it to the knockout stages

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland only lasted 45 minutes of the victory over Bournemouth, with manager Pep Guardiola withdrawing his talisman early in the comfortable win

Erik ten Hag's Manchester United got back to winning ways on Saturday afternoon by beating Fulham 1-0 at Craven Cottage - with Bruno Fernandes scoring a last-minute winner

Wigan scrum-half, 23, showed exactly why England boss Shaun Wane stuck with him after he produced a classy display in the 26-4 third Test win over Tonga at Headingley

Wolves was left fuming after another controversial call went against them, handing Sheffield United three points, as Gary Lineker fumed at VAR, who again find themselves in the spotlight

Marcus Rashford was left out of the squad for the trip to Fulham on Saturday, instead watching Manchester United's narrow win from the stands having picked up an injury

EVERTON 1-1 BRIGHTON: The Toffees were six minutes away from another impressive win, only for Kaoru Mitoma's deflected shot to earn the visitors a share of the spoils

Race-fit Gentlemansgame gave Mouse Morris his first Wetherby winner in 22 years when he landed the bet365 Charlie Hall Chase. Boothill delivered for Harry Fry at Ascot, where Venetia Williams trainee Victtorino sprang a 20-1 surprise

Haas, believing there were some track limits infringements which went unpunished at the United States Grand Prix, have begun FIA proceedings over the outcome of the race

Lewis Hamilton struggled in both qualifying sessions for the Sprint and main race at the Brazilian Grand Prix and pointed the finger at his Mercedes car for his struggles

England slumped to yet another defeat in Ahmedabad, this time to old rivals Australia to leave Jos Buttler's squad bottom of the table with just one win all tournament

Lionel Messi reflected on his legendary football career after claiming an eighth Ballon d'Or, naming his favourite goal of 827 strikes since his 2004 professional debut

Darwin Nunez endured a tricky start to life after joining Liverpool but is now a key player for the Reds and Jurgen Klopp believes a summer addition could go the same way

Arsenal's Under-18s, who are managed by former midfielder Jack Wilshere, were due to play Brighton at the Amex Football Centre on Saturday - but the game was postponed

Runaway F1 champion Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team are clear favourites again at the Brazilian Grand Prix, but double title-winner Mika Hakkinen things two of his rivals can stop him