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Oct 4 (Stats Perform) – Results from the NHL games on Saturday (home team in CAPS) PHILADELPHIA 4 New Jersey 3 (SO) BOSTON 4 NY Rangers 1 LOS ANGELES 5 Anaheim 4 NASHVILLE 3 Carolina 2

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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Summaries for the MLS on Saturday (start times are EST) DC United (0) 0 Red card: Barraza 21, Herrera 30 Yellow card: Hopkins 42, Stroud 61 Subs used: Farr 23 (Schnegg), Stroud 49 (Peglow), MacNaughton 71 (Bartlett), Clark 71 (Gabriel Pirani), Badji 71 (Benteke) Charlotte (1) 1 Scorers: W. Zaha 33 Yellow card: Byrne 37, Zaha 75, Williamson 82 Subs used: Abada 58 (Vargas), Goodwin 74 (Petković), Coulibaly 89 (Williamson), Tuiloma 89 (Privett) Attendance: 17003 Referee: Lorenzo Hernandez ……………………………………………………….. Montréal (1) 1 Scorers: D. Sealy 9 Yellow card: Iván Jaime 64 Subs used: Guboglo 65 (Iván Jaime), Herbers 65 (Escobar), Ibrahim 76 (Owusu) Nashville SC (0) 1 Scorers: S. Surridge 81 Yellow card: Maher 8, Lovitz 69, Nájar 73 Subs used: Nájar 46 (Bauer), Shaffelburg 46 (Muyl), Carleton 67 (Boyd), Yazbek 78 (Acosta), Tagseth 95 (Brugman) Attendance: 16244 Referee: Fotis Bazakos ……………………………………………………….. Dallas (2) 2 Scorers: P. Musa 35, P. Delgado 45+3 Yellow card: Julio 90 Subs used: Pedrinho 67 (Delgado), Julio 67 (Farrington), Ramiro 81 (Kaick), Pomykal 91 (Musa) LA Galaxy (1) 1 Scorers: D. Fagúndez 4 Yellow card: Cuevas 33 Subs used: Miguel Berry 46 (Matheus Nascimento), Aude 60 (Nelson), Yamane 60 (Cuevas), Ramos 61 (Miller), Lepley 80 (Wynder) Referee: Sergii Boiko ……………………………………………………….. Inter Miami (23:30) New England ……………………………………………………….. New York RB (23:30) Cincinnati ……………………………………………………….. Orlando City (23:30) Columbus Crew ……………………………………………………….. Philadelphia Union (23:30) New York City ……………………………………………………….. Austin (00:30) St. Louis City ……………………………………………………….. Chicago Fire (00:30) Toronto ……………………………………………………….. Houston Dynamo (00:30) San Diego ……………………………………………………….. Minnesota United (00:30) Sporting KC ……………………………………………………….. Real Salt Lake (01:30) Colorado Rapids ……………………………………………………….. Seattle Sounders (02:30) Portland Timbers ……………………………………………………….. Monday, October 6 fixtures (EST/GMT) Los Angeles v Atlanta United (0100) Thursday, October 9 fixtures (EST/GMT) Los Angeles v Toronto (0230)

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Oct 4 (Stats Perform) – Results from the NCAAF games on Saturday (home team in CAPS) Army West Point 31 UAB 13 BAYLOR 35 Kansas State 34 NAVY 34 Air Force 31 GEORGIA 35 Kentucky 14 CINCINNATI 38 Iowa State 30 PITTSBURGH 48 Boston College 7 Clemson 38 NORTH CAROLINA 10 Illinois 43 PURDUE 27 MICHIGAN 24 Wisconsin 10 BALL STATE 20 Ohio 14 MARIST 19 San Diego 14 DUQUESNE 34 Stonehill 14 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 42 Sacred Heart 35 (OT) BUCKNELL 33 Richmond 28 LEHIGH 31 Yale 13 LAFAYETTE 24 Fordham 10 DRAKE 41 Valparaiso 0 TENNESSEE TECH 66 Western Illinois 20 TEMPLE 27 UTSA 21 Wake Forest 30 VIRGINIA TECH 23 STETSON 35 Davidson 32 Dayton 35 MOREHEAD STATE 28 MONMOUTH 49 Delaware State 38 Villanova 37 NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 PENN 36 Dartmouth 24 MERCYHURST 22 LIU 13 MERRIMACK 24 Robert Morris 7 GEORGETOWN 27 Morgan State 24 NEW HAVEN 28 Pace 14 Central State 18 FORT VALLEY STATE 14 BLUEFIELD STATE 35 Shaw 33 Fayetteville State 38 BOWIE STATE 10 ELIZABETH CITY STATE 39 Livingstone 27 Virginia Union 44 WINSTON-SALEM STATE 34 GARDNER-WEBB 30 Charleston Southern 27 Chattanooga 21 VMI 14 Western Carolina 23 WOFFORD 21 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 49 Savannah State 6 Butler 21 ST. THOMAS (MN) 14 (OT) LINDENWOOD 30 UT Martin 14 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 56 Campbell 10 Maine 34 BRYANT 14 Colgate 41 CORNELL 21 Harvard 59 HOLY CROSS 24 FURMAN 31 ETSU 22 Johnson C. Smith 31 VIRGINIA STATE 20 Western Michigan 21 MASSACHUSETTS 3 ARIZONA 41 Oklahoma State 13 EASTERN ILLINOIS 31 Tennessee State 7 SOUTH DAKOTA 49 Murray State 24 Kentucky State 38 MILES 17 Albany State 47 LANE 6

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Oct 4 (Stats Perform) – Results from the NCAAF games on Saturday (home team in CAPS) Army West Point 31 UAB 13 BAYLOR 35 Kansas State 34 NAVY 34 Air Force 31 GEORGIA 35 Kentucky 14 CINCINNATI 38 Iowa State 30 PITTSBURGH 48 Boston College 7 Clemson 38 NORTH CAROLINA 10 Illinois 43 PURDUE 27 MICHIGAN 24 Wisconsin 10 BALL STATE 20 Ohio 14 MARIST 19 San Diego 14 DUQUESNE 34 Stonehill 14 CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE 42 Sacred Heart 35 (OT) BUCKNELL 33 Richmond 28 LEHIGH 31 Yale 13 LAFAYETTE 24 Fordham 10 DRAKE 41 Valparaiso 0 TENNESSEE TECH 66 Western Illinois 20 TEMPLE 27 UTSA 21 Wake Forest 30 VIRGINIA TECH 23 STETSON 35 Davidson 32 Dayton 35 MOREHEAD STATE 28 MONMOUTH 49 Delaware State 38 Villanova 37 NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 PENN 36 Dartmouth 24 MERCYHURST 22 LIU 13 MERRIMACK 24 Robert Morris 7 GEORGETOWN 27 Morgan State 24 NEW HAVEN 28 Pace 14 Central State 18 FORT VALLEY STATE 14 BLUEFIELD STATE 35 Shaw 33 Fayetteville State 38 BOWIE STATE 10 ELIZABETH CITY STATE 39 Livingstone 27 Virginia Union 44 WINSTON-SALEM STATE 34 GARDNER-WEBB 30 Charleston Southern 27 Chattanooga 21 VMI 14 Western Carolina 23 WOFFORD 21 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE 49 Savannah State 6 Butler 21 ST. THOMAS (MN) 14 (OT) LINDENWOOD 30 UT Martin 14 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 56 Campbell 10 Maine 34 BRYANT 14 Colgate 41 CORNELL 21 Harvard 59 HOLY CROSS 24 FURMAN 31 ETSU 22 Johnson C. Smith 31 VIRGINIA STATE 20 Western Michigan 21 MASSACHUSETTS 3 EASTERN ILLINOIS 31 Tennessee State 7 SOUTH DAKOTA 49 Murray State 24 Albany State 47 LANE 6

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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Summaries for the Championship on Saturday (start times are BST) Blackburn Rovers (0) 1 Scorers: A. Kargbo 82 Yellow card: Alebiosu 36 Subs used: Ohashi 59 (Guðjohnsen), Kargbo 60 (Morishita), De Neve 68 (Yuri Ribeiro), Gueye 92 (Gardner-Hickman) Stoke City (0) 1 Scorers: M. Manhoef 49 Yellow card: Rigo 49 Subs used: Boženík 67 (Mubama), Nzonzi 67 (Rigo), Donley 81 (Bae Jun-Ho), Cissé 91 (Thomas) Attendance: 14751 Referee: Ruebyn Ricardo ……………………………………………………….. Hull City (1) 1 Scorers: D. Akintola 30 Yellow card: McBurnie 60, Egan 88 Subs used: Hadžiahmetović 15 (Lundstram), Millar 62 (Gyabi), Crooks 62 (Akintola), Destan 82 (Gelhardt), Ajayi 82 (McBurnie) Sheffield United (0) 0 Yellow card: O'Hare 46, McGuinness 60 Missed penalty: H. Burrows 88 Subs used: Davies 63 (Peck), Ings 63 (O'Hare), Burrows 72 (McCallum), Cannon 72 (Campbell), Barry 81 (Matos) Attendance: 21030 Referee: Gavin Ward ……………………………………………………….. Sheffield Wednesday (0) 0 Yellow card: Iorfa 50 Subs used: McNeill 65 (Cadamarteri), Brown 65 (Iorfa), Thornton 89 (Ingelsson), Ugbo 89 (Lowe) Coventry City (3) 5 Scorers: B. Thomas-Asante 3, B. Thomas-Asante 33, H. Wright 45+6, E. Simms 68, T. Sakamoto 75 Yellow card: Dasilva 62 Subs used: Woolfenden 53 (Kitching), Simms 54 (Mason-Clark), Bidwell 63 (Dasilva), Kesler-Hayden 63 (van Ewijk), Andrews 74 (Wright) Attendance: 22224 Referee: Adam Herczeg ……………………………………………………….. Bristol City (1) 1 Scorers: E. Riis 32 Yellow card: Sykes 29, Mehmeti 48, Vyner 73, Atkinson 89, Hirakawa 95 Subs used: McCrorie 55 (Sykes), Hirakawa 67 (Twine), Armstrong 68 (Riis), Mayulu 86 (Tanner) Queens Park Rangers (0) 2 Scorers: R. Kone 66, P. Smyth 84 Yellow card: Kone 51, 72 Subs used: Smyth 65 (Dembélé), Vale 65 (Saito), Kolli 83 (Kone), Frey 93 (Burrell) Attendance: 24200 Referee: Edward Duckworth ……………………………………………………….. Derby County (1) 1 Scorers: P. Agyemang 40 Yellow card: Forsyth 22, Travis 32, Johnston 33, Weimann 62 Subs used: Brewster 68 (Clark), Adams 69 (Ozoh), Jackson 79 (Agyemang), Ward 79 (Weimann), Salvesen 85 (Morris) Southampton (1) 1 Scorers: A. Armstrong 7 Yellow card: Stewart 15, Downes 85 Subs used: Fellows 30 (Stewart), Downs 60 (Léo Scienza), Downes 79 (Charles), Azaz 79 (Fraser) Attendance: 29573 Referee: Oliver Langford ……………………………………………………….. Millwall (1) 3 Scorers: J. Cooper 18, O. Azeez 56, Z. Sturge 72 Yellow card: Cooper 47 Subs used: Neghli 68 (Azeez), Mazou-Sacko 78 (Mitchell), Cundle 78 (Smallbone), Ivanović 79 (Coburn), Emakhu 85 (Ballo) West Bromwich Albion (0) 0 Yellow card: Mepham 12, Styles 30 Subs used: Iling-Junior 62 (Price), Maja 62 (Wallace), Mowatt 79 (Collyer), Diakité 79 (Molumby), Bostock 89 (Johnston) Attendance: 17865 Referee: Tim Robinson ……………………………………………………….. Portsmouth (1) 1 Scorers: Yang Min-Hyeok 23 Yellow card: Pack 74, Bursik 83 Subs used: Kosznovszky 58 (Swift), Devlin 64 (Williams), Segecic 64 (Chaplin), Blair 78 (Yang Min-Hyeok) Middlesbrough (0) 0 Yellow card: Brittain 68 Subs used: Strelec 59 (Hansen), Browne 69 (Ayling), Nypan 70 (Sène), Burgzorg 84 (Targett), Whittaker 84 (Hackney) Attendance: 20397 Referee: Anthony Backhouse ……………………………………………………….. Preston North End (0) 2 Scorers: T. Small 67, D. Jebbison 80 Subs used: Devine 76 (Dobbin), Lindsay 76 (Vukčević), Smith 81 (Jebbison), Offiah 88 (Small) Charlton Athletic (0) 0 Yellow card: Gillesphey 38, Berry 96, 96 Subs used: Leaburn 58 (Campbell), Bell 69 (Burke), Olaofe 69 (Kelman), Knibbs 69 (Carey), Berry 79 (Coventry) Attendance: 14991 Referee: James Linington ……………………………………………………….. Swansea City (0) 1 Scorers: A. Idah 70pen Yellow card: Cabango 71, Burgess 82 Subs used: Idah 65 (Ž. Vipotnik), Inoussa 65 (Eom Ji-Sung), Galbraith 66 (Cullen), Manuel Benson 83 (Ronald), Yalcouyé 83 (Gonçalo Franco) Leicester City (1) 3 Scorers: J. James 13, A. Fatawu 77, J. Vestergaard 85 Yellow card: Thomas 76 Subs used: Ramsey 57 (De Cordova-Reid), Soumaré 86 (James), Carranza 86 (Monga), Thomas 90 (Fatawu), Okoli 91 (Ricardo Pereira) Attendance: 16601 Referee: David Webb ……………………………………………………….. Watford (2) 2 Scorers: J. Ngakia 45, J. Ngakia 45+4 Yellow card: Keben 39, Kjerrumgaard 49, Louza 53 Subs used: Kjerrumgaard 32 (Vivaldo Semedo), Kayembe 70 (Vata), Petris 70 (Wiley), Sissoko 70 (Louza), Baah 87 (Irankunda) Oxford United (1) 1 Scorers: M. Alleyne 3og Yellow card: Brannagan 5, Mills 30, Helik 50, Currie 92 Subs used: Płacheta 57 (Mills), Vaulks 57 (Lankshear), Currie 73 (Leigh), Bradshaw 85 (Prelec), Harris 85 (Dembélé) Attendance: 19187 Referee: Lewis Smith ……………………………………………………….. Sunday, October 5 fixtures (BST/GMT) Ipswich Town v Norwich City (1100)

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CJ Bailey completed 20 of 23 passes for 337 yards and four touchdowns as host North Carolina State defeated Campbell 56-10 Saturday. The Wolfpack (4-2) scored touchdowns on their first eight possessions. The Fighting Camels (1-5) didn't make a stop until Bailey was out of the game. NC State outgained Campbell 607-188. The 49 points were the most NC State has scored in the first half since 2004. After losing back-to-back Atlantic Coast Conference games in the past two weeks, the Wolfpack outgained the Camels 482-99 in the first half, the most first-half yards by any college football team this season. NC State was coming off a 23-21 loss to Virginia Tech and 45-33 loss to Duke in the past two weeks. Sophomore Hollywood Smothers dominated on the ground in the first half, gaining 123 yards on four carries and a touchdown. Smothers also caught two passes for 30 yards and a touchdown. Jayden Scott finished with 89 yards on 10 carries with two touchdowns. Terrell Anderson, Cody Hardy, Smothers and Justin Joly all caught touchdown passes as six different NC State players reached the end zone. The Wolfpack scored first when Will Wilson capped a 75-yard, five-play drive with a 2-yard run with 13:03 left in the first quarter. The Camels took advantage of a muffed punt by NC State's Teddy Hoffmann to tie the game with 8:54 left in the first quarter. Campbell took over at the NC State 14 and two plays later Kamden Sixkiller hit Mike Chandler for a 13-yard touchdown and a 7-7 game. That was the last highlight of the first half for the Camels as the Wolfpack ran off 42 straight points before halftime amid 49 straight overall. Smothers ripped off a 59-yard scoring run one play after the Camels had tied it, opening the floodgates. Bailey connected with Hardy from 37 yards out, Smothers from 16 yards away and Anderson 34 yards from distance to push the lead to 35-7 halfway through the second quarter. Scott, a freshman, capped a seven-play, 88-yard drive with a 14-yard scoring run later in the second quarter before finishing a nine-play, 57-yard drive with a 2-yard touchdown run with 6:06 left in the third quarter to wrap up the Wolfpack scoring. In between, Bailey tossed his fourth touchdown to Joly. –Field Level Media

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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Top Scorers in the Eredivisie on Saturday 1 A. Ueda (Feyenoord) 6 2 B. Willumsson (FC Groningen) 5 W. Weghorst (AFC Ajax) 4 K. Kostons (Zwolle) 4 T. Lauritsen (Sparta Rotterdam) J. Veerman (PSV Eindhoven) D. Vente (Heerenveen) 8 J. Trenskow (Heerenveen) 3 T. Chery (Nijmegen Eendracht Combinatie) O. Gloukh (AFC Ajax) J. Hornkamp (Heracles) M. Ihattaren (Fortuna Sittard) V. Jensen (Utrecht) B. Linssen (Nijmegen Eendracht Combinatie) M. Meulensteen (Go Ahead Eagles) D. Min (Utrecht) K. Ogawa (Nijmegen Eendracht Combinatie) T. Parrott (AZ Alkmaar) I. Saibari (PSV Eindhoven) M. Smit (Go Ahead Eagles) S. Steijn (Feyenoord) R. van Bommel (PSV Eindhoven) R. van Wolfswinkel (Twente)

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(Adds details) MADRID, Oct 4 (Reuters) – Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr scored twice before a late finish from Kylian Mbappe wrapped up a 3-1 home victory over Villarreal, who finished with 10 men in Saturday’s LaLiga clash. Real now sit top on 21 points, two clear of Barcelona who visit Sevilla on Sunday. Villarreal are third on 16 points. The game was deadlocked in the early stages but Real began to pile on the pressure as the clock ticked past 20 minutes. Aurelien Tchouameni rose to meet a cross, but his header drifted just wide of the post. Moments later, Mbappe pounced on a loose pass as the visitors tried to play out from the back. The Frenchman squared the ball to Franco Mastantuono, whose shot from point-blank range was deflected over the bar by defender Renato Veiga. Villarreal also had chances in the first half as Tani Oluwaseyi broke into the box and found himself one-on-one with goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, who produced a sprawling save. Xabi Alonso's Real side eventually broke the deadlock just after the break when Vinicius picked up the ball near the left byline, drove into the box and squeezed a shot in from a tight angle that deflected off Villarreal midfielder Santi Comesana. The Brazilian forward doubled his tally from the penalty spot in the 69th minute, having been brought down by Rafa Marin, with his effort just squeezing under goalkeeper Arnau Tenas. However, four minutes later Villarreal proved they had come to the Santiago Bernabeu to fight as Georges Mikautadze pulled one back with a low strike from the edge of the box. The drama continued in the 77th when Villarreal defender Santiago Mourino was sent off after a second booking for a foul on Vinicius, leaving the visitors on the back foot. The impact was immediate as Mbappe scored Real's third in the 80th minute after Brahim Diaz broke through and laid the ball back for the striker to complete the victory. (Reporting by Tommy Lund in Gdansk; Editing by Ken Ferris)

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(Adds latest police update in paragraph 6) * More than 1 million marched through central Rome, organisers say * Children, students and the elderly in attendance * Police estimate crowds at 250,000 * Two cars, rubbish bins set on fire in clashes with police By Gavin Jones, Alvise Armellini and Roberto Mignucci ROME, Oct 4 (Reuters) – Hundreds of thousands of people marched through central Rome on Saturday for the fourth straight day of protests in Italy since Israel intercepted an international flotilla trying to deliver aid to Gaza, and detained its activists. People with banners and flags, chanting "Free Palestine" and other slogans, filed past the Colosseum, taking part in a march that organisers said attracted more than 1 million people, while police put the figure at around 250,000. "I'm here with a lot of other friends because I think it is important for us all to mobilise individually," said Francesco Galtieri, a 65-year-old musician from Rome. "If we don't all mobilise, then nothing will change." The protest, in bright sunshine, was peaceful, with students, children, and the elderly attending. It also featured at least one banner hailing Hamas' October 7 attack on Israel, and anti-Israeli chants. Towards the end of the march, around 200 people broke away and clashed with officers in riot gear near the St. Mary Major basilica, police said. Officers responded with tear gas and water cannons. In later incidents, protesters set fire to a couple of cars and several rubbish bins, and hurled firecrackers at officers, police said, adding they detained 12 suspects and took down the names of 262 people. FLOTILLA SOLIDARITY Since Israel started blocking the flotilla late on Wednesday, protests have sprung up across Europe and in other parts of the world, but in Italy, they have happened daily, and in multiple cities. On Friday, unions called a general strike in support of the flotilla, with demonstrations across the country that attracted more than 2 million people, organisers said. The Interior Ministry estimated attendance at around 400,000. Italy's right-wing government has been critical of the protests. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni on Saturday blamed protesters for insulting graffiti that appeared on a statue of the late Pope John Paul II outside Rome's main train station, where pro-Palestinian groups have been holding a protest picket. "They say they are taking to the streets for peace, but then they insult the memory of a man who was a true defender and builder of peace. A shameful act committed by people blinded by ideology," she said in a statement. Israel launched its Gaza offensive after Hamas militants staged a cross-border attack on October 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people and taking 251 people hostage, according to Israeli tallies. Since then, Israel's offensive has killed more than 67,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza health authorities, and exposed Israel to accusations of genocide, which the country has strongly rejected. (Reporting by Gavin Jones and Roberto Mignucci, writing by Alvise Armellini, editing by Alexandra Hudson, Timothy Heritage, Rod Nickel)

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By Jim Vondruska CHICAGO, Oct 4 (Reuters) – U.S. Border Patrol personnel shot an armed woman in Chicago on Saturday, the Department of Homeland Security said, as scores of protesters faced off against federal immigration agents on the city's southwest side. No law enforcement officers were seriously injured in the incident in which a group that included the woman rammed cars into vehicles used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson said in a statement. The woman, a U.S. citizen who was not identified, drove herself to the hospital, according to the statement. No additional information was immediately available about the woman's condition. ICE agents fired pepper spray and loaded rubber bullets as part of heated exchanges with protesters on Saturday. U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem said in a post on X that she was sending additional "special operations" to control the scene in Chicago’s Brighton Park neighborhood. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, a Democrat, said on Saturday that he was given an ultimatum by Republican President Donald Trump to deploy the state's National Guard. “It is absolutely outrageous and unAmerican to demand a Governor send military troops within our own borders and against our will," Pritzker said in a statement. ​ People in the Chicago area have staged repeated protests condemning the stepped-up federal presence. On Friday, police scuffled with hundreds of protesters outside an ICE facility in the Chicago suburb of Broadview. On multiple occasions, demonstrators sitting on the ground attempting to block ICE vehicles from carrying detainees into the facility have been repelled by heavily armed ICE agents using physical force, chemical munitions and rubber bullets, evoking combat scenes. Protesters have decried what they call similar heavy-handed policing in other Democratic-run cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., and Portland, Oregon. (Reporting by Jim Vondruska in Chicago and Rich McKay in Atlanta; Editing by Caitlin Webber and Matthew Lewis)

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