Berliner Tageblatt - Sports (English)

Kane's injury time goal fires Bayern past Leipzig

Harry Kane scored two goals in the second-half to earn Bayern Munich a 2-1 home win over RB Leipzig on Saturday, ending the side's worst run since 2015.

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Fulham puncture Man Utd's feel-good factor, Man City close on Liverpool

Manchester United's air of optimism was punctured as Alex Iwobi's 97th minute winner handed Fulham their first win at Old Trafford since 2003, while Manchester City edged past Bournemouth 1-0 to close the gap on leaders Liverpool to one point.

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Foden strikes as title chasing Man City beat Bournemouth

Phil Foden fired Manchester City to a 1-0 win against Bournemouth as the Premier League title chasers moved within one point of leaders Liverpool on Saturday.

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Van der Merwe hat-trick as Scotland beat England in Six Nations

Duhan van der Merwe inflicted yet more pain on England with a superb hat-trick of tries as Scotland came from behind to win 30-21 in the Six Nations at Murrayfield on Saturday.

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France 'still in hunt' for Six Nations title despite slow start

France captain Charles Ollivon said on Saturday his side still hopes to lift the Six Nations despite a sluggish start to their campaign.

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Ireland can make Grand Slam history, says Gatland

Ireland can make history and become the first team to win back to back Six Nations Grand Slams said Wales coach Warren Gatland after his side suffered a 31-7 defeat on Saturday in Dublin.

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Paolini battles back to 'incredible' Dubai triumph

Jasmine Paolini capped an "incredible" week in Dubai with a 4-6, 7-5, 7-5 victory over Russian world number 40 Anna Kalinskaya to claim the second WTA title of her career and first at the 1000 level on Saturday.

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Khachanov ends Mensik's dream Qatar run to clinch sixth title

Karen Khachanov ended Jakub Mensik's bid to become the 10th youngest ATP champion with a straight sets win in the Qatar Open final on Saturday.

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Stuttgart miss chance to cut gap to Bayern with Cologne stalemate

Stuttgart were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Cologne on Saturday, missing the chance to move to within one point of second-placed Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga.

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Maguire slams 'naive' Man Utd after shock Fulham defeat

Harry Maguire admitted "naive" Manchester United paid the price for being too attacking in the final minutes of their shock 2-1 defeat against Fulham on Saturday.

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Barcelona thump Getafe to go second

Xavi's rejigged Barcelona side thrashed Getafe 4-0 on Saturday to climb to second in La Liga with recalled duo Joao Felix and Raphinha getting on the scoresheet.

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Fulham puncture Man Utd's feel-good factor, Villa hit Forest for four

Manchester United's air of optimism was punctured as Alex Iwobi's 97th minute winner handed Fulham their first win at Old Trafford since 2003, while Aston Villa surged clear in fourth by beating Nottingham Forest 4-2 on Saturday.

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Stuttgart miss chance to cut gap to Bayern with Cologne draw

Stuttgart were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Cologne on Saturday, missing the chance to move to within one point of second-placed Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga.

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Ireland post sloppy win over Wales to remain on course for Six Nations Grand Slam

Ireland need two wins to secure unprecedented back to back Six Nations Grand Slams after beating Wales 31-7 in a sometimes sloppy performance at Lansdowne Road on Saturday.

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Ollivon's France 'still in the hunt' for Six Nations title despite slow start

France captain Charles Ollivon said on Saturday his side still hopes to lift the Six Nations despite a sluggish start to their campaign.

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Slovenia's Tratnik steals in for Het Nieuwsblad win

Visma-Lease a Bike's Jan Tratnik won the season opening Belgian cobbled classic on Saturday refusing to work with his escape partner UAE's Nils Politt and then overtaking the exhausted German in a desperate cat-and-mouse finish.

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'Excellent' Bashir takes four wickets to put England on top

Spinner Shoaib Bashir took four wickets to lead England's bowling charge and put India on the back foot at 219-7 on day two of the fourth Test on Saturday.

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England's Bashir takes four wickets to hurt India in 4th Test

Spinner Shoaib Bashir took four wickets to lead England's bowling charge and put India on the back foot at 219-7 on day two of the fourth Test on Saturday.

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Thompson downs Zverev to reach Los Cabos final against Ruud

Jordan Thompson overcame determined resistance by top-seeded Alexander Zverev to reach the final of the ATP hardcourt tournament in Los Cabos, Mexico where he will face Casper Ruud.

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England's Bashir takes three wickets to rattle India in 4th Test

Red-hot Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal was unbeaten on 54 but England spinner Shoaib Bashir took three wickets to restrict the hosts to 131-4 at tea on the second day of the fourth Test on Saturday.

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Bucks grab big win over West-leading T'Wolves, tempers flare in New Orleans

Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 33 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as the Milwaukee Bucks roared out of the NBA All-Star break with a 112-107 victory over Western Conference leaders Minnesota on Friday.

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France roll as Dupont makes sevens debut in Vancouver

Antoine Dupont's bid for Olympic gold in Paris began in earnest Friday as the former World Rugby Player of the Year made his World Rugby SVNS Series debut and helped France go unbeaten on day one in Vancouver.

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Mouthguard technology strikes Super Rugby teething problems

World Rugby's "smart" mouthguard technology has struck teething problems in Super Rugby Pacific, with players baffled by the need to undergo seemingly needless concussion tests during the season-opening match.

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White says not all 'doom and gloom' after heavy Force defeat

Wallabies scrum-half Nic White insists it is not "doom and gloom" after a rude awakening by the Wellington Hurricanes on his Super Rugby debut for Western Force.

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Tuilagi hopes 'to do family name justice' before first start for France

The Tuilagi surname has been synonymous with rugby from Leicester in England all the way to Samoa in the Pacific Ocean for decades and Sunday will mark an even bigger part of the name's history in France.

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France 'in period of resilience' as Italy visit in Six Nations

Out of form France welcome Italy in Lille in the Six Nations on Sunday with the hangover of the opening defeat to Ireland and October's Rugby World Cup quarter-final loss to South Africa still lingering.

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Classic clashes between Liverpool and Chelsea

Liverpool face Chelsea in the League Cup final at Wembley on Sunday, with the first major domestic trophy of the season on offer for the winners.

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Liverpool eye 'special' League Cup final triumph against Chelsea

Liverpool have their sights on a "special" League Cup triumph in Sunday's final against Chelsea as Jurgen Klopp reaches the first milestone moment of his long goodbye.

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Australia's NRL mulls buying English Super League: report

Australia's cashed-up National Rugby League is considering buying the English Super League, a report said Saturday, a move that would have ramifications for teams and players in both competitions.

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Ortiz delights home crowd with 64 to share lead at Mexico Open

Local favorite Alvaro Ortiz has his sights set on a second Mexico Open title as he heads into the weekend with a share of the lead at the PGA Tour event at Puerto Vallarta.

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India and Pakistan drive US ticket demand for T20 World Cup

Organizers of June's T20 Cricket World Cup games in the United States say that early ticket sales have shown there is a huge demand for the sport among cricket lovers in the country.

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Don't judge me on silverware, says Chelsea boss Pochettino

Mauricio Pochettino insists Chelsea fans should not judge him on the amount of silverware he wins at the opening stages of his Stamford Bridge reign.

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