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VIDEO SHOWS: STILLS FROM FORMULA ONE U.S. GRAND PRIX RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: AUSTIN, TEXAS, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) (MUTE) 1. STILL OF CARS ON GRID BEFORE FORMATION LAP 2. STILL OF RED BULL'S MAX VERSTAPPEN, MCLAREN'S LANDO NORRIS, AND FERRARI'S CHARLES LECLERC AT START OF RACE 3. STILL OF VERSTAPPEN AND NORRIS AT START OF RACE 4. STILL OF VERSTAPPEN, LECLERC AND NORRIS IN ACTION 5. STILL OF VERSTAPPEN IN ACTION WITH TEXAS FLAG IN THE BACKGROUND 6. STILL OF MCLAREN'S OSCAR PIASTRI IN ACTION 7. STILL OF VERSTAPPEN IN ACTION 8. STILL OF NORRIS IN ACTION 9. STILL OF LECLERC, NORRIS AND FERRARI'S LEWIS HAMILTON IN ACTION WITH U.S. FLAG IN BACKGROUND 10. STILL OF LECLERC IN ACTION 11. STILL OF VERSTAPPEN PASSING CHEQUERED FLAG TO WIN U.S. GRAND PRIX 12. STILL OF SINGER SHABOOZEY WAVING CHEQUERED FLAG 13. VARIOUS (TWO) STILLS OF VERSTAPPEN CELEBRATING 14. STILL OF VERSTAPPEN LIFTING TROPHY 15. STILL OF PODIUM WITH VERSTAPPEN FIRST, NORRIS SECOND AND LECLERC THIRD 16. VARIOUS (THREE) STILLS OF CHAMPAGNE CELEBRATIONS STORY: Red Bull's Max Verstappen dominated the U.S. Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday (October 19), leading every lap to take another significant chunk out of Oscar Piastri's Formula One championship lead on a perfect weekend in Texas. McLaren's Piastri finished fifth with his teammate and closest rival Lando Norris second after passing Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, last year's winner, five laps from the chequered flag. Piastri now leads Britain's Norris by 14 points with five rounds and two sprints remaining, while Verstappen has slashed his gap to the Australian to 40 after being 104 behind at the end of August. Verstappen also won the Saturday sprint from pole position at Austin's Circuit of the Americas, while the McLarens collided and retired, on a weekend of maximum points for the four-times world champion. Norris lost out to Leclerc, on the faster but less durable soft tyres, at the start and then took 21 laps to find a way back past as the Monegasque held a defensive masterclass. Leclerc then battled with Lewis Hamilton, who started on mediums, before pitting on lap 23 and coming back out in ninth place with his teammate moving up to third and Piastri to fourth. Verstappen by then was 10 seconds down the road from his closest rival and enjoying an untroubled afternoon in the Texan sunshine. Once the rest of the frontrunners had made their pitstops, Leclerc was again second on the road — but more than six seconds behind Verstappen — with Norris third and having to overtake all over again with a track limits warning hanging over him. Job done, Norris pulled away and finished 7.9 seconds behind Verstappen and 7.4 ahead of the Ferrari. Hamilton was fourth, with Piastri just 1.1 seconds behind, and George Russell taking the chequered flag in sixth for Mercedes. Red Bull's Yuki Tsunoda finished seventh, ahead of Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg and Haas's Oliver Bearman. Fernando Alonso took the final point for Aston Martin. The virtual safety car was deployed on lap seven when Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli and Williams' Carlos Sainz collided, with the Spaniard retiring. Sainz's teammate Alex Albon had also been caught up in a first corner collision with Sauber's Brazilian rookie Gabriel Bortoleto. The weekend was declared a heat hazard, although the air temperature during the race was lower than feared at around 28.6 degrees Celsius. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: STILLS FROM FORMULA ONE US GRAND PRIX SHOWS: AUSTIN, TEXAS, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (REUTERS – Access all) TO FOLLOW STORY: Red Bull's Max Verstappen dominated the U.S. Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday, leading every lap to take another significant chunk out of Oscar Piastri's Formula One championship lead on a perfect weekend in Texas. McLaren's Piastri finished fifth with his teammate and closest rival Lando Norris second after passing Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, last year's winner, five laps from the chequered flag. Piastri now leads Britain's Norris by 14 points with five rounds and two sprints remaining, while Verstappen has slashed his gap to the Australian to 40 after being 104 behind at the end of August. Verstappen also won the Saturday sprint from pole position at Austin's Circuit of the Americas, while the McLarens collided and retired, on a weekend of maximum points for the four-times world champion. "For sure, the chance is there," Verstappen said of the title battle. "We just need to try and deliver these weekends until the end. "We will try whatever we can. It's exciting," he added after his third win in the last four races and 68th of his career. Norris lost out to Leclerc, on the faster but less durable soft tyres, at the start and then took 21 laps to find a way back past as the Monegasque held a defensive masterclass. Leclerc then battled with Lewis Hamilton, who started on mediums, before pitting on lap 23 and coming back out in ninth place with his teammate moving up to third and Piastri to fourth. Verstappen by then was 10 seconds down the road from his closest rival and enjoying an untroubled afternoon in the Texan sunshine. Once the rest of the frontrunners had made their pitstops, Leclerc was again second on the road — but more than six seconds behind Verstappen — with Norris third and having to overtake all over again with a track limits warning hanging over him. Job done, Norris pulled away and finished 7.9 seconds behind Verstappen and 7.4 ahead of the Ferrari. Hamilton was fourth, with Piastri just 1.1 seconds behind, and George Russell taking the chequered flag in sixth for Mercedes. Red Bull's Yuki Tsunoda finished seventh, ahead of Sauber's Nico Hulkenberg and Haas's Oliver Bearman. Fernando Alonso took the final point for Aston Martin. The virtual safety car was deployed on lap seven when Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli and Williams' Carlos Sainz collided, with the Spaniard retiring. Sainz's teammate Alex Albon had also been caught up in a first corner collision with Sauber's Brazilian rookie Gabriel Bortoleto. The weekend was declared a heat hazard, although the air temperature during the race was lower than feared at around 28.6 degreesCelsius. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: PRESS CONFERENCE COMMENTS FROM MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, AND LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, AFTER UNITED'S 2-1 WIN AWAY AT ANFIELD IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE SHOWS: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (NICHE MEDIA – Access all) TO FOLLOW STORY: Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim called Sunday's (October 19) 2-1 Premier League victory over Liverpool the biggest win since taking charge 11 months ago, but insisted his team is not getting carried away. Triumph at Anfield marked Amorim's first back-to-back victories with United and their first win away to Liverpool in nearly a decade. "I don't have many wins with Manchester, so this is really important … I think that was the biggest win in my time at Manchester United, " he said. "It's back-to-back, it's at Anfield — that is really important. Every detail of this game." But the 40-year-old manager, who has been under immense pressure in a tough first year in charge, said he is not resting on his laurels. "I want you guys (the media) to continue with the (negative) narrative, so don't change that. That is best for me," a smiling Amorim told reporters. "What we need to do is try to win three games in a row and then forget about (finishing) top-four, top-six. We already said that we need to go to Europe. But this (win) doesn't change anything. "We are the same team that we were 90 minutes ago. The way people see the team is different. But we have a lot to do. We had some luck in a few moments. We had an amazing spirit. We need to take all of that to the next game. So the goal is always the same." United struck early through Bryan Mbeumo and sealed the win with Harry Maguire's late header, but Amorim was most pleased with how his side responded after Cody Gakpo's equaliser. "When we suffered the goal, we managed that moment well, and that is a key point for our team," he said. "So I think it was a great win — not a very well-played game from our part, but a great spirit. And that is the only thing I can ask for." Amorim was pleased his team was able to give the travelling fans something to cheer about. "I think it was really important for our fans, because they are struggling. And today, they saw a different team," he said. "And that is really important to come here, to this stadium with the champions, biggest rival, to sing during the game, that is massive for us. So this win is for them." (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: PRESS CONFERENCE COMMENTS FROM MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, AND LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, AFTER UNITED'S 2-1 WIN AWAY AT ANFIELD IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE SHOWS: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (NICHE MEDIA – Access all) TO FOLLOW STORY: Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim called Sunday's (October 19) 2-1 Premier League victory over Liverpool the biggest win since taking charge 11 months ago, but insisted his team is not getting carried away. Triumph at Anfield marked Amorim's first back-to-back victories with United and their first win away to Liverpool in nearly a decade. "I don't have many wins with Manchester, so this is really important … I think that was the biggest win in my time at Manchester United, " he said. "It's back-to-back, it's at Anfield — that is really important. Every detail of this game." But the 40-year-old manager, who has been under immense pressure in a tough first year in charge, said he is not resting on his laurels. "I want you guys (the media) to continue with the (negative) narrative, so don't change that. That is best for me," a smiling Amorim told reporters. "What we need to do is try to win three games in a row and then forget about (finishing) top-four, top-six. We already said that we need to go to Europe. But this (win) doesn't change anything. "We are the same team that we were 90 minutes ago. The way people see the team is different. But we have a lot to do. We had some luck in a few moments. We had an amazing spirit. We need to take all of that to the next game. So the goal is always the same." United struck early through Bryan Mbeumo and sealed the win with Harry Maguire's late header, but Amorim was most pleased with how his side responded after Cody Gakpo's equaliser. "When we suffered the goal, we managed that moment well, and that is a key point for our team," he said. "So I think it was a great win — not a very well-played game from our part, but a great spirit. And that is the only thing I can ask for." Amorim was pleased his team was able to give the travelling fans something to cheer about. "I think it was really important for our fans, because they are struggling. And today, they saw a different team," he said. "And that is really important to come here, to this stadium with the champions, biggest rival, to sing during the game, that is massive for us. So this win is for them." (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: PRESS CONFERENCE COMMENTS FROM MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, AND LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, AFTER UNITED'S 2-1 WIN AWAY AT ANFIELD IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (NICHE MEDIA – Access all) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING: "I think we started really well. I think we had a great spirit during the game. I think we didn't play well with the ball, just certain moments. We create chances, we suffer some chances also. We lost a little bit the composure in the second half. We managed well when we suffered the goal. We managed that moment well and that is a key point for our team. So, I think was a great win, not a very well played game from our part, but a great spirit and that is the only thing I can ask." 2. WHITE FLASH 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING: "I don't have many wins in Manchester. So, this is really important. It’s back-to-back like you said. It’s at Anfield, that is really important. Every detail of this game, it's something that I am speaking (about) for a while. The spirit, when we suffer a bad moment or a goal, maintain the composure, all these small things today was perfect. Let's try to do that in the next week. That is really important. I think was really important for our fans because they are struggling. They struggle against Grimsby, they struggle against Bournemouth, and today they saw a different team and that is really important. To come here to this stadium with the champion, biggest rival to sing during the game, that is massive for us. So, this win is for them." 4. WHITE FLASH 5. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING: "Now I want you guys to continue with the narrative that you are. So, don’t change that. That is best for me. So, I will not now increase the goal or whatever. No, you continue now with the same narrative. What we need to do is try to win three games in the row, and then forget about the top four, top six. We already said that we need to go to Europe, but this doesn’t change nothing. We are the same team that we were 90 minutes ago. The way people see the team is different, but we are the same team. So, we have a lot to do. We had some luck in the few moments. We had amazing spirit. We need to take all of that to the next game. So, the goal is always the same.” 6. WHITE FLASH 7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) LIVERPOOL MANAGER, ARNE SLOT,  SAYING: "I think if you play United with so many quality players they have, brought in a few new ones this summer, and if they come to us in a low block, playing so many long balls, then the last thing you would want is going one nil down, because that gives them even more belief, and if you would have told me that we were one nil down against a United team that played in the style they did, and you would have told me that we would have created eight, nine, ten open chances, then I would have said to you that I don't think that is possible. But it was possible. So, the second thing that went wrong is that from all the chances we got, we only scored one goal, and I've said in Holland many times and maybe I've said it here as well, it's almost impossible to win a big game of football, and United v Liverpool is a big game with so many quality players on the pitch to win it, with a negative set piece balance, and we conceded another one and that led to us losing the game." 8. WHITE FLASH 9. (SOUNDBITE) (English) LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, SAYING: "I think as a manager you face constantly challenges. So, when I just started, you face the challenges of being a new manager and then you need to win games. Then when you do well, you go to a bigger club but people are like, “oh, let's see how he does over there". Then you go being the successor of Juergen Klopp and people say this is the biggest challenge you've ever faced, and then now we've lost four times in a row and that's also a challenge. So, the life of a football manager is an ongoing challenge. If you win games, you want to keep winning. If you lose games, you want to start winning again. So, do we lose confidence? I cannot see it yet, because every single game we've lost we were able to create in the second half an unbelievable amount of chances. So, if you look back at all the three games we've lost in the Premier League, I don't think if you just put all the highlights behind each other, you would say it's hardly possible that they lose this game. So, we can keep producing what we are doing and do a few things a little bit better. Then there's every reason to expect that we start to win football games again." STORY: Manchester United's Harry Maguire struck a late header to seal a thrilling 2-1 Premier League victory over Liverpool on Sunday (October 19), ending their nine-year drought without victory at Anfield and dealing a blow to the reigning champions' title chase. Liverpool, who have now lost four consecutive games across all competitions, dropped to fourth in the table on 15 points, four behind leaders Arsenal. United, who won back-to-back league games for the first time under manager Ruben Amorim, climbed to ninth with 13 points. United's Bryan Mbeumo stunned the home crowd with a goal a minute after kick-off when Amad Diallo pushed forward before flicking a ball for the forward to run onto and fire home from inside the box. Cody Gakpo hit the post three times before finally scoring the equaliser in the 78th minute, when he tapped in Federico Chiesa's cross. But Maguire sent United fans into a frenzy with the winner in the 84th when Bruno Fernandes floated the ball in for the big defender to power home a header. (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: PRESS CONFERENCE COMMENTS FROM MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, AND LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, AFTER UNITED'S 2-1 WIN AWAY AT ANFIELD IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SHOTLIST SHOWS: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (NICHE MEDIA – Access all) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING: "I think we started really well. I think we had a great spirit during the game. I think we didn't play well with the ball, just certain moments. We create chances, we suffer some chances also. We lost a little bit the composure in the second half. We managed well when we suffered the goal. We managed that moment well and that is a key point for our team. So, I think was a great win, not a very well played game from our part, but a great spirit and that is the only thing I can ask." 2. WHITE FLASH 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING: "I don't have many wins in Manchester. So, this is really important. It’s back-to-back like you said. It’s at Anfield, that is really important. Every detail of this game, it's something that I am speaking (about) for a while. The spirit, when we suffer a bad moment or a goal, maintain the composure, all these small things today was perfect. Let's try to do that in the next week. That is really important. I think was really important for our fans because they are struggling, they struggle against Grimsby, they struggle against Bournemouth, and today they saw a different team and that is really important. To come here to this stadium with the champion biggest rival to sing during the game, that is massive for us. So, this win is for them." 4. WHITE FLASH 5. (SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, SAYING: "I think if you play United with so many quality players they have, brought in a few new ones this summer, and if they come to us in a low block, playing so many long balls, then the last thing you would want is going one nil down, because that gives them even more belief. And if you would have told me that we were one nil down against a United team that played in the style they did, and you would have told me that we would have created a eight, nine, ten open chances, then I would have said to you that I don't think that is possible. But it was possible. So, the second thing that went wrong is that from all the chances we got, we only scored one goal. And I've said in Holland many times and maybe I've said it here as well, it's almost impossible to win a big game of football – and United v Liverpool is a big game with so many quality players on the pitch to win it – with a negative set piece balance. And we conceded another one and that that led to us losing the game." 6. WHITE FLASH 7. (SOUNDBITE) (English) LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT,  SAYING: "I think if you play United with so many quality players they have, brought in a few new ones this summer, and if they come to us in a low block, playing so many long balls, then the last thing you would want is going one nil down, because that gives them even more belief. And if you would have told me that we were one nil down against a United team that played in the style they did, and you would have told me that we would have created a eight, nine, ten open chances, then I would have said to you that I don't think that is possible. But it was possible. So, the second thing that went wrong is that from all the chances we got, we only scored one goal. And I've said in Holland many times and maybe I've said it here as well, it's almost impossible to win a big game of football – and United v Liverpool is a big game with so many quality players on the pitch to win it – with a negative set piece balance. And we conceded another one and that that led to us losing the game." 8. WHITE FLASH 9. (SOUNDBITE) (English) LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, SAYING: "I think as a manager you face constantly challenges. So, when I just started, you face the challenges of being a new manager and then you need to win games. Then when you do well, you go to a bigger club but people are like, “Oh, let's see how he does over there.” Then you go being the successor of Juergen Klopp and people say this is the biggest challenge you've ever faced. And then now we've lost four times in a row and that's also a challenge. So, the life of a football manager is an ongoing challenge. If you win games, you want to keep winning. If you lose games, you want to start winning again. So, do we lose confidence? I cannot see it yet because every single game we've lost we were able to create in the second half an unbelievable amount of chances. So, if you look back at all the three games we've lost in the Premier League, I don't think if you just put all the highlights behind each other, you would say it's hardly possible that they lose this game. So, we can keep producing what we are doing and do a few things a little bit better. Then there's every reason to expect that we start to win football games again." STORY: Manchester United's Harry Maguire struck a late header to seal a thrilling 2–1 Premier League victory over Liverpool on Sunday (October 19), ending their nine-year drought without victory at Anfield and dealing a blow to the reigning champions' title chase. Liverpool, who have now lost four consecutive games across all competitions, dropped to fourth in the table on 15 points, four behind leaders Arsenal. United, who won back-to-back league games for the first time under manager Ruben Amorim, climbed to ninth with 13 points. United's Bryan Mbeumo stunned the home crowd with a goal a minute after kick-off when Amad Diallo pushed forward before flicking a ball for the forward to run onto and fire home from inside the box. Cody Gakpo hit the post three times before finally scoring the equaliser in the 78th minute, when he tapped in Federico Chiesa's cross. But Maguire sent United fans into a frenzy with the winner in the 84th when Bruno Fernandes floated the ball in for the big defender to power home a header.   (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: PRESS CONFERENCE COMMENTS FROM MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, AND LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, AFTER UNITED'S 2-1 WIN AWAY AT ANFIELD IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE SHOWS: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (NICHE MEDIA – Access all) TO FOLLOW STORY: Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim called Sunday's (October 19) 2-1 Premier League victory over Liverpool the biggest win since taking charge 11 months ago, but insisted his team is not getting carried away. Triumph at Anfield marked Amorim's first back-to-back victories with United and their first win away to Liverpool in nearly a decade. "I don't have many wins with Manchester, so this is really important … I think that was the biggest win in my time at Manchester United, " he said. "It's back-to-back, it's at Anfield — that is really important. Every detail of this game." But the 40-year-old manager, who has been under immense pressure in a tough first year in charge, said he is not resting on his laurels. "I want you guys (the media) to continue with the (negative) narrative, so don't change that. That is best for me," a smiling Amorim told reporters. "What we need to do is try to win three games in a row and then forget about (finishing) top-four, top-six. We already said that we need to go to Europe. But this (win) doesn't change anything. "We are the same team that we were 90 minutes ago. The way people see the team is different. But we have a lot to do. We had some luck in a few moments. We had an amazing spirit. We need to take all of that to the next game. So the goal is always the same." United struck early through Bryan Mbeumo and sealed the win with Harry Maguire's late header, but Amorim was most pleased with how his side responded after Cody Gakpo's equaliser. "When we suffered the goal, we managed that moment well, and that is a key point for our team," he said. "So I think it was a great win — not a very well-played game from our part, but a great spirit. And that is the only thing I can ask for." Amorim was pleased his team was able to give the travelling fans something to cheer about. "I think it was really important for our fans, because they are struggling. And today, they saw a different team," he said. "And that is really important to come here, to this stadium with the champions, biggest rival, to sing during the game, that is massive for us. So this win is for them." (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: PRESS CONFERENCE COMMENTS FROM MANCHESTER UNITED HEAD COACH, RUBEN AMORIM, AND LIVERPOOL HEAD COACH, ARNE SLOT, AFTER UNITED'S 2-1 WIN AWAY AT ANFIELD IN THE PREMIER LEAGUE SHOWS: LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (NICHE MEDIA – Access all) TO FOLLOW STORY: Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim called Sunday's (October 19) 2-1 Premier League victory over Liverpool the biggest win since taking charge 11 months ago, but insisted his team is not getting carried away. Triumph at Anfield marked Amorim's first back-to-back victories with United and their first win away to Liverpool in nearly a decade. "I don't have many wins with Manchester, so this is really important … I think that was the biggest win in my time at Manchester United, " he said. "It's back-to-back, it's at Anfield — that is really important. Every detail of this game." But the 40-year-old manager, who has been under immense pressure in a tough first year in charge, said he is not resting on his laurels. "I want you guys (the media) to continue with the (negative) narrative, so don't change that. That is best for me," a smiling Amorim told reporters. "What we need to do is try to win three games in a row and then forget about (finishing) top-four, top-six. We already said that we need to go to Europe. But this (win) doesn't change anything. "We are the same team that we were 90 minutes ago. The way people see the team is different. But we have a lot to do. We had some luck in a few moments. We had an amazing spirit. We need to take all of that to the next game. So the goal is always the same." United struck early through Bryan Mbeumo and sealed the win with Harry Maguire's late header, but Amorim was most pleased with how his side responded after Cody Gakpo's equaliser. "When we suffered the goal, we managed that moment well, and that is a key point for our team," he said. "So I think it was a great win — not a very well-played game from our part, but a great spirit. And that is the only thing I can ask for." Amorim was pleased his team was able to give the travelling fans something to cheer about. "I think it was really important for our fans, because they are struggling. And today, they saw a different team," he said. "And that is really important to come here, to this stadium with the champions, biggest rival, to sing during the game, that is massive for us. So this win is for them." (Production: Conal Quinn)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS OF ELENA RYBAKINA V EKATERINA ALEXANDROVA FINAL MATCH AT THE WTA 500 NINGBO OPEN  COMPLETE SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW SHOWS: NINGBO, CHINA (OCTOBER 19, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ELENA RYBAKINA (WHITE DRESS) V EKATERINA ALEXANDROVA (BLACK TOP AND SKIRT) STORY: Elena Rybakina rallied from a set down to beat Russian fourth seed Ekaterina Alexandrova 3-6 6-0 6-2 and win the Ningbo Open title on Sunday (October 19), as her late surge to reach next month's WTA Finals gained momentum. A 10th career title for Rybakina means the Kazakh only has to reach the semi-finals of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo this week to seal the last qualifying spot for the season finale at the expense of Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva. Others who have qualified for the WTA Finals, to be held in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh from November 1-8, are Aryna Sabalenka, Iga Swiatek, Coco Gauff, Amanda Anisimova, Jessica Pegula, Madison Keys and Jasmine Paolini. Alexandrova made a flying start, racing 4-1 ahead as Rybakina struggled to rein in the errors and mix up her game, before the 30-year-old comfortably took the first set with a powerful forehand winner. Desperate to prevent a fourth straight defeat by Alexandrova on hardcourts, Russian-born Rybakina came out firing in the next set, hitting a crosscourt winner to consolidate an early break and lay the platform to level the match. World number nine Rybakina cranked up the intensity from the baseline in the deciding set, but it was a foray to the net that earned the 26-year-old another early break, and she went on to claim her second trophy of the season. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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VIDEO SHOWS: ATP 250 NORDIC OPEN FINAL HIGHLIGHTS SHOTLIST AND SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN (OCTOBER 18, 2025) (ATP MEDIA/IMG – See restrictions before use) CASPER RUUD BEATS UGO HUMBERT 6-2 6-3

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