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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Results and fixtures for the La Liga on Saturday (start times are CET) Real Oviedo (0) 0 Levante (1) 2 Girona (1) 2 Valencia (0) 1 Athletic Club (1) 2 Mallorca (0) 1 Real Madrid (0) 3 Villarreal (0) 1 Sunday, October 5 fixtures (CET/GMT) Alavés v Elche (1200) Sevilla v Barcelona (1415) Espanyol v Real Betis (1630) Real Sociedad v Rayo Vallecano (1630) Celta de Vigo v Atlético de Madrid (1900)

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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 Virginia Union 44 WINSTON-SALEM STATE 34 Chattanooga 21 VMI 14 Western Carolina 23 WOFFORD 21

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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 Virginia Union 44 WINSTON-SALEM STATE 34

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Brendan Sorsby's 82-yard touchdown pass to Caleb Goodie with 5:57 to play extended host Cincinnati's lead to 16 points over No. 14 Iowa State, and the Bearcats held on to win the Big 12 Conference game 38-30 on Saturday, sending the Cyclones to their first defeat of the season. Cincinnati raised its record to 4-1 and 2-0, while Iowa State fell to 5-1, 2-1. The 82-yard TD was the Bearcats' longest play since 2015, and it sealed the team's first win over a ranked team in Scott Satterfield's 29 games as head coach. The play gave Cincinnati a 38-22 lead. Iowa State completed the scoring on a 3-yard pass from Rocco Becht to Chase Sowell with 1:56 left. Becht finished 30 of 48 for 314 yards and two touchdowns, and Sorsby went 13 of 25 for 214 yards and two TDs for Cincinnati, while teammate Evan Pryor rushed for a team-high 111 yards on 10 tries. After scoring 31 points in the first half, in which the team's lead was as large as 31-7, the Bearcats' defense took over in the second half when the offense stalled. Before Sorsby's 82-yard touchdown pass, the Bearcats' defense stopped the Cyclones on fourth-and-1 from their 16-yard line with 7:40 remaining in the game. It was one of three fourth-down stops for the Bearcats in the game. Offensively, the Bearcats rushed for 260 yards and had 474 total yards. Sorsby added nine rushes for 64 yards and touchdown. The Cyclones also had over 400 yards of offense (470), with quarterback Becht adding two touchdowns on the ground. In the second half, both sidelines and head coaches were visibly upset and charged the field as penalties piled up. Cincinnati wound up with 128 yards in penalties and Iowa State 60. Iowa State coach Matt Campbell was called for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty late in the third quarter, while Cincinnati's bench received a sideline warning in the first half. On a Bearcats drive in the fourth quarter, three Bearcats plays that went for first downs and at least 19 yards, in a span of five plays, were called back due to offensive penalties. To cap it off, the Bearcats were called for illegal formation on a punt attempt. –Field Level Media

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WASHINGTON, Oct 4 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump said in a social media post on Saturday that Israel has agreed to an "initial withdrawal line" for Gaza, which has also been shared with Hamas. Trump said "when Hamas confirms," a ceasefire will be effective "immediately" and a prisoner exchange will begin, setting the stage for the next phase of Israel's withdrawal from the Palestinian enclave. (Reporting by Mike Stone in Washington Editing by Rod Nickel)

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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 STETSON 35 Davidson 32 Dayton 35 MOREHEAD STATE 28 Villanova 37 NEW HAMPSHIRE 7 MERRIMACK 24 Robert Morris 7

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ATHENS, Ga. — Gunner Stockton completed 15 of 23 passes for 196 yards and a touchdown and rushed for 48 yards and two scores as No. 12 Georgia breezed past Kentucky 35-14 in Southeastern Conference play Saturday. Dillon Bell had four catches for 68 yards and added two scores on the ground, while Chauncey Bowens had 70 rushing yards for the Bulldogs (4-1, 2-1), who beat the Wildcats (2-3, 0-3) for the 16th straight time. Cutter Boley completed 25 of 41 passes for 225 yards and two touchdowns, with an interception, for Kentucky, which dropped its eighth straight conference game since beating Ole Miss on Sept. 28, 2024. Leading 21-7 after halftime, Georgia recovered its first fumble of the season as CJ Allen forced and recovered Seth McGowan's fumble at Kentucky's 38-yard line. Stockton then hit Oscar Delp for a 36-yard gain before Bell's 3-yard touchdown rush extended Georgia's lead to 21 at the 10:54 mark of the third quarter. After Kentucky's fourth punt, the Bulldogs added to their lead on Stockton's 16-yard passing touchdown to Cash Jones with 4:23 remaining in the quarter, giving Georgia a 35-7 advantage. Grant Grayton intercepted Georgia backup quarterback Ryan Puglisi late in the fourth, leading to Boley's 5-yard touchdown pass to Kendrick Law with 1:51 to play. In the first quarter, Georgia struck first with a 12-play, 75-yard scoring drive, stamped by Stockton's 7-yard rushing score at the 8:51 mark of the first quarter. After Kentucky's first punt, Georgia doubled its lead after Stockton engineered a 13-play, 96-yard drive that ended with Stockton's 6-yard rushing touchdown. Kentucky found its offensive rhythm on the next drive, as Boley's 38-yard pass to Law was followed by Boley's 29-yard touchdown pass to Josh Kattus, slicing the Wildcats' deficit to 14-7 with 14:21 left in the second quarter. Stockton then threw his first interception of the season as Jordan Lovett picked him off and returned the ball to the Wildcats' 28-yard line. Kentucky then punted on consecutive drives before Bell's 3-yard rushing score gave Georgia a 21-7 lead with 2:45 remaining in the first half. Kentucky's Jacob Kauwe missed a 26-yard field goal as time expired before halftime. –By Jack Batten, Field Level Media

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Oct 4 (OPTA) – Summaries for the Eredivisie on Saturday (start times are CET) Sparta Rotterdam (1) 3 Scorers: T. Lauritsen 45+3pen, M. van Bergen 52, J. Kitolano 55 Yellow card: Baas 45 Subs used: Duijvestijn 66 (Oufkir), Toornstra 75 (Kitolano), Bakari 84 (Sambo), Þórisson 84 (van Bergen) Ajax (1) 3 Scorers: W. Weghorst 42, W. Weghorst 73, O. Gloukh 90+7 Yellow card: Fitz-Jim 50, Godts 74, Gloukh 99, 75 Subs used: Gaaei 46 (Lucas Rosa), Gloukh 60 (Klaassen), Berghuis 60 (Raúl Moro), McConnell 77 (Fitz-Jim), Konadu 87 (Mokio) Referee: Bas Nijhuis ……………………………………………………….. Fortuna Sittard (1) 1 Scorers: J. Lonwijk 8 Yellow card: Brittijn 79 Subs used: Hubner 14 (Adewoye), Gladon 62 (Sierhuis), Aïko 63 (Peterson), Tunjić 81 (Lonwijk), Houboulang Mendes 81 (Ivo Pinto) Volendam (0) 0 Yellow card: Verschuren 40, Kuwas 93 Subs used: Kökçü 62 (Yah), Oehlers 62 (Ideho), Payne 62 (Ugwu), Mühren 74 (van Cruijsen), Mbuyamba 74 (Verschuren) Attendance: 10986 Referee: Ingmar Oostrom ……………………………………………………….. PEC Zwolle (0) 0 Red card: Gooijer 62 Subs used: Gooijer 46 (Aertssen), Fichtinger 69 (Oosting), Voute 69 (Faberski), Shoretire 69 (Jamiro Monteiro), Lagsir 84 (de Rooij) PSV (2) 4 Scorers: I. Saibari 23, D. Man 40, J. Veerman 67, R. Flamingo 90+2 Yellow card: Salah-Eddine 24, Dest 27, Driouech 55 Subs used: Obispo 73 (Mauro Júnior), Flamingo 73 (Dest), Wanner 73 (Veerman), Bajraktarević 80 (Man), Fernandez 80 (Saibari) Referee: Alex Bos ……………………………………………………….. Heerenveen in play Excelsior ……………………………………………………….. Sunday, October 5 fixtures (CET/GMT) Twente v Heracles (1015) Feyenoord v Utrecht (1230) AZ v Telstar (1445) Go Ahead Eagles v NEC (1800)

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Justice Haynes rushed for 117 yards on 19 carries and two touchdowns as Michigan downed Wisconsin 24-10 in Ann Arbor on Saturday afternoon. The Alabama transfer has reached 100 yards in each of the first five games for the No. 20 Wolverines (4-1 overall, 2-0 Big Ten). Bryce Underwood completed 19 of 28 passes for 270 yards and a touchdown, while Donaven McCulley made six receptions for 112 yards and a score. Dilin Jones rushed for 63 yards and the Badgers' lone touchdown. Hunter Simmons completed 18 of 29 passes for 177 yards, with Vinny Anthony II making nine receptions for 97 yards. The Wolverines emerged with a 10-7 halftime advantage. Wisconsin (2-3, 0-2) drove 75 yards after the opening kickoff to take the lead. Jones finished it off with a 5-yard run. Michigan only needed six plays to tie the score. Haynes burst through the middle for a 43-yard gain to eventually set up his 1-yard touchdown. The defenses then clamped down as both punters got plenty of action the remainder of the half. The Wolverines took a 10-7 lead with 5:43 left in the second quarter on Dominic Zvada's 32-yard field goal. Michigan controlled the ball for nearly six minutes after the second-half kickoff but came up empty as Zvada missed a 27-yard attempt. The Wolverines extended their lead to 17-7 with 4:11 remaining in the third. Underwood hooked up with McCulley on a 33-yard pass, and two plays later, the duo connected for 29 yards and a touchdown. Rod Moore intercepted a Simmons pass deep in Michigan territory later in the quarter. The Wolverines drove as far as the Badgers' 28 but wound up turning the ball over on downs. A 61-yard drive, which ended with 9:24 remaining on a Haynes 1-yard touchdown run, gave Michigan a 24-7 lead. A 25-yard pass from Underwood to McCulley was the big play on that drive. The Badgers drove all the way to Michigan's 5-yard line during their ensuing possession. Derrick Moore's sack of Simmons forced them to settle for Nathanial Vakos' 39-yard field goal. –Field Level Media

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(Adds detail, Maresca red card) By Clare Lovell Oct 4 (Reuters) – A stoppage time winner from teenager Estevao Willian earned Chelsea a 2-1 victory over Liverpool in the Premier League on Saturday, condemning the champions to a third defeat in a row in all competitions. The 18-year-old Brazilian poked home from a Marc Cucurella cross in the fifth minute of time added on, in a fast and furious game at Stamford Bridge. The result left Arne Slot's team in second place in the table on 15 points, one behind Arsenal. Chelsea rise to sixth on 11. Willian's goal sent Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca into a frenzy and he raced along the touchline to celebrate wildly, earning a second yellow card and a dismissal from referee Anthony Taylor. He is unlikely to worry about the cards after his team put in a spirited display against Liverpool, who had looked to have secured a point through a second-half equaliser from Cody Gakpo. The Dutch forward scored in the 63rd minute with the visitors upping the pressure, pushing home a flick from Alexander Isak. Chelsea midfielder Moises Caicedo had put the home side ahead in the 12th minute with a thunderous shot from outside the area. Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk and Ibrahima Konate stood off the Ecuadorean and he found space and sent a rocket post Georgi Mamardashvili into the top right corner. The game was played at a furious pace and Liverpool had their chances, notably when Isak headed over late in the first half and Mo Salah sent the ball just wide early in the second. But Chelsea's workrate and intent shaded the contest. Enzo Fernandez hit the post in the 90th minute before speedy substitute Estevao hit the winner. It was the third defeat in a row for Liverpool who were riding high at the top of the table before losing to Crystal Palace last weekend and dropping points on Saturday. In between they lost to Galatasaray in the Champions League. "We were the dominant team but in the last 10-15 mins it was end to end, both teams could have scored," Liverpool coach Arne Slot said. Both teams arrived a lot of times at the 18-yard line. These are the margins that don't fall for us at the moment." (Reporting by Clare Lovell, editing by Pritha Sarkar)

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