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A blockbuster fourth-round clash between World No. 1 Daniil Medvedev and Nick Kyrgios headlines the action on Sunday at the US Open, where Matteo Berrettini and Casper Ruud are also seeking to reach the quarter-finals at the hard-court major in New York.
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1) Medvedev Vs. Kyrgios Part III: New York plays host to the third act of a gripping 2022 rivalry on Sunday as World No. 1 Medvedev and the in-form Kyrgios collide.
Medvedev proved too strong for the Australian over four sets at the Australian Open in January, but Kyrgios improved his lead in the pair’s ATP Head2Head series to 3-1 with an impressive three-set triumph in Montreal in mid-August. A confident Kyrgios is 13-2 since reaching his maiden major final at Wimbledon in July, and Medvedev is prepared for a match of fine margins.
“We’ve played great matches. I think all have been quite tight on the scoreboard,” said Medvedev after defeating Wu Yibing in the third round in New York. “It’s 3-1 to him but I will try to do better this time and it will be a great match for people to watch.”
A spot in the quarter-finals is not the only thing on the line for Medvedev, who would lose his No. 1 spot in the Pepperstone ATP Rankings after the US Open should he fall to Kyrgios on Sunday. For Kyrgios, securing a quarter-final berth would lift the Australian back into the Top 20 of the Pepperstone ATP Live Rankings.
2) Berrettini To Brave Foki?: Matteo Berrettini fended off the challenge of 2012 champion Andy Murray on Friday to progress to the fourth round for the fourth consecutive year. Next up, the 13th seed faces another player renowned for his on-court resilience in Alejandro Davidovich Fokina.
Davidovich Fokina rallied from a two-sets-to-one deficit to defeat Marton Fucsovics in the third round, and the World No. 39 will enter his second tour-level meeting against 2019 semi-finalist Berrettini with confidence — he was a straight-sets winner in the pair’s sole previous meeting on the clay in Monte Carlo in 2021.
3) Ruud Seeks To Halt Moutet’s Dream Run: Casper Ruud is into uncharted territory in New York. The Norwegian held firm to beat Tommy Paul over five sets on Friday and reach the fourth round at Flushing Meadows for the first time. The run follows a significant breakthrough for Ruud at Grand Slam level after his maiden championship match appearance at Roland Garros in June.
Ruud’s next opponent, Corentin Moutet, thought his US Open was over eight days ago after falling in the final round of qualifying. Yet the Frenchman has seized his opportunity as a lucky loser to surge to the fourth round of a major for the first time. Sunday’s clash will be the maiden tour-level meeting between dangerous lefty Moutet and fifth seed Ruud.
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4) Carreno Busta & Khachanov Clash: Is Pablo Carreno Busta embarking on another dream US Open run? The Spaniard was a semi-finalist in New York in 2017 and 2020, and the 12th seed has been a consistent performer so far this fortnight, defeating 2020 champion Dominic Thiem, Alexander Bublik and Alex de Minaur all in four sets.
The Montreal champion now meets Karen Khachanov as he chases his 10th win of the North American hard-court swing. The World No. 31 Khachanov has won the past three meetings between the pair, including clashes on hard courts at the Tokyo Olympics and at Indian Wells. Can Carreno Busta summon more New York magic to halt that trend on Sunday?
5) Ram/Salisbury Aim To Maintain Momentum: Defending doubles champions Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury have been in ominous form in New York so far, producing two straight-sets victories to reach the third round for the fourth year in a row. Yet their next opponents, Simone Bolelli and Fabio Fognini, also know a thing or two about winning at the majors.
The Italians triumphed at the 2015 Australian Open and reached the semi-finals in New York in 2011. With both teams chasing their third tour-level titles of 2022, top seeds Ram and Salisbury could be set their biggest test yet as they chase their third Grand Slam crown.

Rafael Nadal was bloodied and tested in his second-round match at the US Open against Fabio Fognini. The Spaniard faced no such difficulties on Saturday inside Arthur Ashe Stadium.
The four-time champion breezed past former World No. 7 Richard Gasquet 6-0, 6-1, 7-5 to reach the fourth round at Flushing Meadows. Nadal has won all 18 of his ATP Head2Head meetings against Gasquet and 34 consecutive sets against the Frenchman.
On Thursday evening, Nadal not only cut open the bridge of his nose in a freak accident in the final set; he had trailed Fognini by a set and 2-4. During his post-match press conference, the 22-time major winner was clear that he was “practising much, much better than what I am playing”.
The lefty showed that in his victory against the 15-time ATP Tour titlist Gasquet. After escaping a 0/40 deficit on his serve in the first game, Nadal raced through the rest of the match in two hours and 17 minutes.
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Nadal won the first nine games of the clash. When Gasquet finally got on the scorebaord thanks to a Nadal return error, the Frenchman lifted his arms in celebration. It was that kind of match for the Frenchman.
Nadal hit a tremendous backhand passing shot for a winner from well behind the baseline to begin the third set, seemingly putting himself on the verge of victory. But Gasquet’s shoulders opened up from there and he got back on serve, showing the level that helped him to the Top 10 in the world. Nadal did not let the encounter get any trickier, earning his seventh service break at 5-5 before successfully serving for his place in the fourth round.
Gasquet holds the record for most losses against Nadal without a win (18). Second on the list is another Frenchman, Paul-Henri Mathieu, who lost all 10 of his clashes against the lefty.
Nadal will next play Frances Tiafoe, against whom he has won both his previous matches. The American defeated Argentine Diego Schwartzman 7-6(7), 6-4, 6-4 earlier in the day.
“I thought it was a hell of a match. Especially that first set, one of the craziest sets I’ve played in my career,” Tiafoe said. “It had everything in it. Down two breaks, serving again at 6-5, me down 6/3 in the breaker. Unbelievable how I even won the set.”

Coco Gauff has been glowing in her praise of Serena Williams this week at the US Open, as the 23 time major champion concluded her professional career Friday night.
Gauff, 18, also sung the praises of Australian Nick Kyrgios in her press-conference Friday at Flushing Meadows. The teenage star recalled multiple times at the Miami Open, where despite Kyrgios already being on court for hours, the Australian chose to hit with her.
The first encounter came when she was 13 years old. Kyrgios, who just completed a practice session, stuck around to hit with the rising American star for approximately 30 minutes. The following year, Gauff was even more shocked when Kyrgios concluded a gruelling two-hour practice with Frances Tiafoe and despite thinking he would call it a day at the office, the Aussie continued practising with Gauff for an extra hour.
“I know there’s things on the court that he does that people don’t agree with. I probably don’t agree with some things,” Gauff said. “But it’s just things like [hitting with a young kid] that stands out for me. That’s why I feel like I can never dislike him because constantly when I see him around, he’s always saying hello.
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“It’s just moments like that that people don’t really see about him. So I think people paint him as a bad guy. I feel around the grounds, at least my experience of him, he’s not.”
Gauff attests to those experiences with Kyrgios as part of her progression as a teenager, adding that the World No. 25 even offered a word of encouragement about her game.
“I think in the end it helped me in the long run as a player hitting with him,” she said. “He told me good things about my game. At that time I’m like, ‘Nick Kyrgios thinks I’m a good player.’ You start to believe that and gain confidence in that.”
Little did Kyrgios know that the young teen he was pracitising with would someday share the largest tennis venue in the world, Arthur Ashe Stadium, with him in the fourth round of the season’s final Slam. On Sunday, both Gauff and Kyrgios look to advance to the quarter-finals at the US Open. The Aussie meets World No. 1 Daniil Medvedev in a blockbuster match Sunday night, and according to Gauff, she will be a lifetime supporter of Kyrgios.
“If he keeps it up, I think he can go far. He can win the tournament. We all know he has the ability to. He was close at Wimbledon. I always, always root for him, no matter who he’s playing, to be honest,” Gauff said.
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Thanasi Kokkinakis and Nick Kyrgios may have been rivals on the singles court earlier this week at the US Open, but their ‘Special Ks’ doubles partnership is showing little sign of slowing down in New York.
The Australian duo raised its game at crucial moments to defeat Yoshihito Nishioka and Andre Goransson 6-4, 7-6(3) on Saturday and advance to the third round on tournament debut at the hard-court Grand Slam. Kyrgios and Kokkinakis did not face a break point and won 85 per cent (39/46) of points behind their first serves to wrap a 84-minute win that improved their team record at majors this year to 8-0.
Kyrgios defeated Kokkinakis in the first round of the US Open singles on Tuesday. The Australian pair lifted its maiden Grand Slam title together at the Australian Open in January and its next assignment in New York is a third-round meeting against 11th seeds Harri Heliovaara and Lloyd Glasspool.
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Also on Saturday, second seeds Wesley Koolhof and Neal Skupski held their nerve to overcome home favourites Nathaniel Lammons and Jackson Withrow, 6-3, 6-7(5), 6-4. Koolhof and Skupski, who lead the Pepperstone ATP Live Doubles Teams Rankings after lifting six tour-level titles in 2022, next face Matthew Ebden and Max Purcell. The Wimbledon champions also downed an American duo, Robert Galloway and Alex Lawson, 6-2, 6-2.
The 2019 champions Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah kept their bid for a second US Open crown alive but were made to work overtime for a second-round win by Diego Hidalgo and Fabien Reboul. Cabal and Farah won four fewer points than their opponents in a three-hour, 23-minute epic but prevailed 7-6(2), 6-7(5), 7-6(10-7) to book a third-round appointment with Tim Puetz and Michael Venus. The fourth-seeded German-New Zealand duo beat Nuno Borges and Francisco Cabral 6-4, 7-6(3).
Nikola Mektic and Mate Pavic wasted no time booking their third-round spot. The 2020 finalists eased past home wild card pairing Nicholas Godsick and Ethan Quinn 6-1, 6-3 in just 56 minutes.

Frances Tiafoe loves the biggest stages and challenges in tennis. The American might get just that on Monday at the US Open.
The 22nd seed saved five set points in the first set before defeating 14th seed Diego Schwartman 7-6(7), 6-4, 6-4 to reach the fourth round at Flushing Meadows, where he will play Rafael Nadal if the second seed moves past Richard Gasquet.
Tiafoe is the first American man to reach the fourth round at the US Open in three consecutive years since Mardy Fish accomplished the feat from 2010-12. He will try to advance to his second Grand Slam quarter-final.
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It was a clean match for Tiafoe, who hit 45 winners to just 34 unforced errors and converted eight of the 18 break points he won. The home favourite levelled his ATP Head2Head with Schwartzman after three hours and two minutes.
The key inside Louis Armstrong Stadium came in the first set, which Schwartzman led 5-2. The Argentine served for the set three times and held two set points serving at 5-4. On both points, he made unforced errors. Schwartzman earned another three points at 6/3 in the tie-break, but was unable to convert any of them. Tiafoe took full advantage and never relinquished the momentum from there.

When Karen Khachanov was a kid, he did more than train to become a professional tennis player. The Moscow-native swam, played basketball and participated in athletics.
But from ages 10-11, he also attended chess class. Instead of blasting forehands and crushing backhands, Khachanov learned to outmanoeuvre opponents on a 64-square board, where no physical power or foot speed could help him.
“[In chess] you need to think all the time. You have 100 different combinations and variations with each move. It always depends which figure your opponent will move. There always has to be some tactics and for sure it’s a mental game as well,” Khachanov said. “You need to stay sometimes three, four hours in a competition if we’re talking about professional chess to sweat it out and try to think about one move [for] maybe 30 minutes.
“You break your head and that’s the really interesting part of the chess game.”
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Some see Khachanov’s power from the baseline and miss the tactics he uses to position himself for his biggest shots. In a way, he believes all the thinking that goes into the sport makes it similar to chess.
“I think there are some similarities because you always think about what type of shot you can do, tactics are one of the most important things in tennis as well,” Khachanov said. “[It is about] where you place a shot, how hard, how high, percentage of the serves, where you’re going to stay, where you’re going to return and all those things. Of course they matter. It’s not that simple I would say, but there are some similarities.”
Khachanov does not constantly follow professional chess tournaments, but he is plenty familiar with the biggest stars in the chess world like Magnus Carlsen and Hikaru Nakamura. He also watched The Queen’s Gambit, which he called “one of the nicest TV shows I remember on Netflix”.
One of his coaches, Jose Manuel ‘Pepo’ Clavet, is also a chess fan. When they are together, they play two or three games per day.
“I think [I play chess] the same way I am in tennis,” Khachanov said, cracking a laugh. “I try to be the same way.”
Khachanov is also a basketball fan, who attends NBA games when he can, like he did earlier this year during the Miami Open presented by Itau. The 26-year-old was a big fan of the Miami Heat when he was younger, watching LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh lead the team to glory. He is a big fan of James, which has led him to follow the Los Angeles Lakers more closely, although he is still a Heat fan.
“I think the way he is, the mentality that he has in the sport, what he [has] achieved already. He’s one of the best athletes. Let’s say [he is like] Cristiano in soccer, Messi in soccer, him, Jordan… like Rafa, Novak and Roger in tennis,” Khachanov said. “He’s one of the best basketball players. I think the way he stays motivated and is still looking forward to play at his best and is still scoring the way that he does, it’s tough to explain sometimes.”
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On the court, Khachanov has been one of the most consistent players on the circuit in recent years. Since August 2018, he has been lodged in the Top 35 of the Pepperstone ATP Rankings without falling from that group.
“Sometimes you just look forward to being better. Sometimes you can be worse as well, so in a way I never look back and think I’m Top 20, Top 30, Top 35. I always look forward to achieving my goals and try to move forward,” Khachanov said. “I always think of how I can improve to rise up in the rankings, to be back in the Top 10. This is the ultimate goal I have. I’m working every day to try to find out what I need [to do], what I can do better.”
Khachanov reached his career-high of World No. 8 in July 2019 after winning the Rolex Paris Masters, an ATP Masters 1000 event, the November before.
But one of his most impressive performances came in a loss. At the 2018 US Open, Khachanov pushed Rafael Nadal to the limit in a four-hour, 23-minute loss over four sets.
“I always am thinking about New York. It’s one of my favourite Slams, I would say, especially Arthur Ashe Stadium. The match against Rafa that I played in 2018, the emotions, the adrenaline, it is one of the good ones to remember,” Khachanov said. “That’s why coming back to New York I always want to do well.”
It is performances like those that make Khachanov confident on court. The 27th seed still believes he can compete with anyone on his best day.
“That’s a very important thing, first of all to believe in yourself, to believe in your abilities, what you can do when you play at your best, where you can be and which players you can beat, how far you can go. That’s obviously one of the mental parts, [the] self-belief that you can do well,” Khachanov said. “You can go out there and still lose a match and there is no shame in losing it. It’s the belief that you can go deep and win it all. That’s what it takes and that’s a really important part of my game and tennis in general.”
To Khachanov, his game is like a puzzle made of components, with some related to his physical tools and others to the mental side of the sport.
“All those parts are really important to put together,” Khachanov said. “[With them] I can achieve what I’m dreaming of.”
The next step in achieving those dreams will be to defeat Montreal champion Pablo Carreno Busta on Sunday at Flushing Meadows.

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Herne Bay 2 – 1 Horsham
Bognor Regis Town 2 – 2 Cray Wanderers
Midhurst & Easebourne 0 – 6 Chatham Town
Ashford United 2 – 1 Hanworth Villa
Chesham United 5 – 2 Peacehaven & Telscombe
Marlow 0 – 1 Uxbridge
East Grinstead Town 2 – 2 Beckenham Town
Basingstoke Town 2 – 4 Weston-super-Mare
Didcot Town 1 – 1 Plymouth Parkway
Poole Town 0 – 2 Salisbury
Willand Rovers 1 – 1 Swindon Supermarine
North Leigh 2 – 2 AFC Stoneham
Frome Town 0 – 1 Tiverton Town
Blackfield & Langley 0 – 0 Shepton Mallet
Torpoint Athletic 1 – 2 Helston Athletic
Bishop’s Cleeve 3 – 1 Westbury United
Royal Wootton Bassett 2 – 4 Paulton Rovers
Slimbridge 0 – 0 Sholing
Hamworthy United 0 – 0 Gosport Borough
Merthyr Town 5 – 2 Truro City
Wimborne Town 0 – 0 Dorchester Town
Shildon AFC 2 – 1 Penistone Church
Nantwich Town 0 – 2 Congleton Town
Stocksbridge Park Steels 2 – 1 Atherton Collieries
Lye Town 1 – 2 Harborough Town
Stone Old Alleynians 0 – 1 Chasetown
Stafford Rangers 0 – 2 Newcastle Town
Grantham Town 3 – 3 Rugby Town
St Ives Town 4 – 0 Barking
Dunstable Town 0 – 2 Shefford Town & Campton
Potton United 1 – 5 Hendon
Waltham Abbey 7 – 2 Buckhurst Hill
Harlow Town 0 – 2 Kings Langley
Bury Town 0 – 3 AFC Sudbury
Ashford Town (Middlesex) 2 – 4 Westfield
Sheppey United 2 – 2 Lewes
Hythe Town 0 – 2 Hayes & Yeading United
Eastbourne Town 0 – 2 Hanwell Town
Fisher 1 – 1 Spelthorne Sports
Cinderford Town 2 – 3 Laverstock & Ford
Guiseley 2 – 1 Avro
Dunston UTS 3 – 0 City of Liverpool
Worksop Town 5 – 0 Worcester Raiders
Cleethorpes Town 0 – 4 Stratford Town
Romford 3 – 2 Hashtag United
Edgware & Kingsbury 1 – 4 Grays Athletic
Billericay Town 4 – 1 Leverstock Green
Sevenoaks Town 2 – 1 Kingstonian
Larkhall Athletic 0 – 2 Cirencester Town
Roman Glass St George 0 – 4 Hartley Wintney
Wincanton Town 2 – 9 AFC Totton
Lowestoft Town 0 – 1 Sheringham
Accrington Stanley 0 – 2 Ipswich Town
Bolton Wanderers 3 – 1 Charlton Athletic
Bristol Rovers 2 – 2 Morecambe
Cambridge United 2 – 0 Lincoln City
Derby County 2 – 3 Plymouth Argyle
Exeter City 1 – 0 Milton Keynes Dons
Fleetwood Town 1 – 1 Wycombe Wanderers
Forest Green Rovers 0 – 2 Shrewsbury Town
Oxford United 2 – 1 Burton Albion
Port Vale 2 – 2 Cheltenham Town
Portsmouth 2 – 1 Peterborough United
Sheffield Wednesday 0 – 2 Barnsley
Bradford City 2 – 1 Walsall
Carlisle United 3 – 3 Rochdale
Colchester United 1 – 1 Hartlepool United
Crewe Alexandra 1 – 2 Stevenage
Doncaster Rovers 1 – 3 Mansfield Town
Gillingham 0 – 0 Swindon Town
Leyton Orient 2 – 0 Tranmere Rovers
Newport County 0 – 2 Grimsby Town
Northampton Town 3 – 1 Barrow
Salford City 2 – 2 Crawley Town
Stockport County 1 – 0 AFC Wimbledon
Sutton United 2 – 1 Harrogate Town
Aston Villa 1 – 1 Manchester City
Brentford 5 – 2 Leeds United
Chelsea 2 – 1 West Ham United
Everton 0 – 0 Liverpool
Newcastle United 0 – 0 Crystal Palace
Nottingham Forest 2 – 3 AFC Bournemouth
Tottenham Hotspur 2 – 1 Fulham
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 – 0 Southampton
Estonia: Meistriliiga
Trans 0 – 0 Tammeka
Nõmme Kalju 1 – 2 Paide
Finland: Kakkonen
Vaajakoski 1 – 1 OTP
RoPS 1 – 0 Kraft
JJK 1 – 0 OLS
JIPPO 2 – 1 PKKU
Honka Akatemia 3 – 1 Ilves II
SalPa 2 – 1 GrIFK
KuPS 0 – 0 Ilves
SJK 2 – 0 VPS
MP 2 – 0 JäPS
Jaro 4 – 0 PIF
EIF 0 – 3 KPV
TPS 5 – 0 Gnistan
PK-35 0 – 1 KTP
PEPO 1 – 0 SJK Akatemia
France: Ligue 1
Auxerre 0 – 2 Olympique Marseille
Nantes 0 – 3 PSG
Olympique Lyonnais 5 – 0 Angers SCO
Paris FC 1 – 3 Bordeaux
Germany: 2. Bundesliga
Greuther Fürth 2 – 2 St. Pauli
Hamburg 1 – 0 Karlsruhe
Paderborn 1 – 0 Magdeburg
Jahn Regensburg 0 – 0 Holstein Kiel
VfB Oldenburg 4 – 3 Osnabrück
1860 München 4 – 1 MSV Duisburg
Waldhof Mannheim 2 – 1 Bayreuth
Hallescher FC 5 – 1 Verl
Dynamo Dresden 3 – 0 Borussia Dortmund II
Freiburg II 1 – 0 Ingolstadt
Bayer Leverkusen 2 – 3 Freiburg
Union Berlin 1 – 1 Bayern Munich
Eintracht Frankfurt 4 – 0 RB Leipzig
Wolfsburg 2 – 4 Koln
Bochum 0 – 2 Werder Bremen
Stuttgart 1 – 1 Schalke 04
Schermbeck 2 – 3 Bövinghausen
Stuttgarter Kickers 6 – 1 Oberachern
Göppinger SV 3 – 0 Hollenbach
Freiburger FC 0 – 4 CfR Pforzheim
FC Holzhausen 4 – 0 Backnang
SF Baumberg 1 – 3 Uerdingen
Ramlingen / Ehlershausen 1 – 1 Pattensen
Dassendorf 2 – 0 HEBC
Buchholz 2 – 1 Harksheide
Baunatal 1 – 3 FC Gießen
Weidenhausen 1 – 2 Rot-Weiß Walldorf
Fernwald 3 – 3 FC 1906 Erlensee
Bayern Alzenau 3 – 0 TSV Steinbach II
Dietkirchen 3 – 3 Unter-Flockenbach
Arminia Ludwigshafen 0 – 2 Jägersburg
Pfeddersheim 0 – 2 Koblenz
Pirmasens 7 – 0 Diefflen
Hertha Wiesbach 2 – 2 Dudenhofen
Karbach 5 – 1 Alemannia Waldalgesheim
FV Engers 07 1 – 1 Gonsenheim
Elversberg II 3 – 0 Morlautern
Pansdorf 1 – 1 GW Siebenbäumen
Union Neumünster 5 – 1 Husumer SV
Oldenburger SV 2 – 4 Heider SV
Großbardorf 4 – 2 DJK Bamberg
Cham 1 – 2 Würzburger FV
Schwaben Augsburg 0 – 2 1860 München II
Landsberg 1 – 1 Schalding-Heining
Ismaning 1 – 2 1860 Rosenheim
Gundelfingen 0 – 0 Deisenhofen
Nördlingen 1 – 3 Türkspor Augsburg
Kottern 1 – 0 Dachau
Blumenthaler SV 0 – 2 Komet Arsten
BTS Neustadt 1 – 3 Aumund-Vegesack
Brinkumer SV 3 – 0 Werder Bremen III
Woltmershausen 3 – 1 Schwachhausen
TuSpo Surheide 1 – 4 OSC Bremerhaven
Barockstadt Fulda-Lehn. 4 – 1 Bahlinger SC
Rot-Weiß Koblenz 1 – 1 Stuttgart II
Hoffenheim II 1 – 3 Ulm
SGV Freiberg 2 – 2 Kickers Offenbach
Preußen Münster 4 – 2 Köln II
Fortuna Düsseldorf II 3 – 1 Lippstadt 08
Düren Merzenich 0 – 2 Roding
Rot-Weiß Oberhausen 1 – 3 Schalke 04 II
Wiedenbrück 2 – 1 1. FC Bocholt
Rot Weiss Ahlen 1 – 2 Borussia M’gladbach II
Vilzing 2 – 2 Pipinsried
Ansbach 3 – 1 Rain / Lech
Augsburg II 1 – 0 Bayern München II
Eichstätt 2 – 4 Türkgücü München
Wuppertaler SV 2 – 1 Straelen
Weiche Flensburg 0 – 2 Werder Bremen II
Teutonia Ottensen 4 – 1 BW Lohne
Kickers Emden 3 – 0 Bremer SV
Schwarz-Weiß Rehden 2 – 1 St. Pauli II
Jeddeloh 1 – 0 Holstein Kiel II
Greece: Super League
Olympiakos 3 – 1 Ionikos
Lamia 0 – 0 Asteras Tripolis
Panathinaikos 1 – 0 Levadiakos
Guatemala: Liga Nacional
Municipal 1 – 1 Xelajú
Hungary: NB I
Debrecen 1 – 0 Fehervar
Kecskeméti TE 3 – 1 Paksi FC
Vasas 1 – 1 Puskas
Indonesia: Liga 1
Persis Solo 0 – 0 PSIS Semarang
Persikabo 1973 3 – 2 Borneo
Persija 2 – 1 Bhayangkara
Ireland: Premier Division
Sligo Rovers 2 – 0 Drogheda United
Italy: Serie A
Fiorentina 1 – 1 Juventus
Lazio 1 – 2 Napoli
Milan 3 – 2 Internazionale
Ascoli 0 – 0 Cittadella
Bari 2 – 2 SPAL
Brescia 2 – 1 Perugia
Frosinone 2 – 0 Como
Genoa 3 – 3 Parma
Reggina 3 – 0 Palermo
Ternana 1 – 1 Cosenza
Venezia 0 – 2 Benevento
Japan: J1 League
Kashima Antlers 2 – 2 Urawa Reds
Tokyo 2 – 2 Yokohama F. Marinos
Shonan Bellmare 2 – 1 Kawasaki Frontale
Júbilo Iwata 2 – 2 Kashiwa Reysol
Kyoto Sanga 2 – 0 Vissel Kobe
Gamba Osaka 0 – 3 Sagan Tosu
Sanfrecce Hiroshima 2 – 0 Shimizu S-Pulse
Avispa Fukuoka 2 – 3 Nagoya Grampus
Vegalta Sendai 1 – 2 Mito Hollyhock
Montedio Yamagata 4 – 1 Iwate Grulla Morioka
JEF United 0 – 1 V-Varen Nagasaki
Albirex Niigata 0 – 1 Oita Trinita
Zweigen Kanazawa 2 – 1 Tokyo Verdy
Renofa Yamaguchi 3 – 3 Yokohama
Tokushima Vortis 2 – 0 Ventforet Kofu
Ryūkyū 0 – 1 Blaublitz Akita
Latvia: 1. Liga
Salaspils 0 – 1 Skanste
Smiltene 0 – 5 Riga FC II
Dinamo Rīga 1 – 6 Rīgas FS II
Spartaks Jūrmala 1 – 3 Tukums
Lithuania: 1 Lyga
Atmosfera 1 – 2 Panevėžys II
Babrungas 4 – 1 Marijampolė City
Minija 0 – 1 Garliava
BFA 1 – 1 Be1 NFA
Džiugas Telšiai 1 – 1 Zalgiris
Riteriai 2 – 1 Jonava
Malawi: Super League
Dedza Dynamos 1 – 0 Rumphi United
MAFCO 2 – 1 CIVO United
Mighty Tigers 3 – 1 Ekwendeni Hammers
Malaysia: Premier League
UiTM 2 – 1 Perak
Skuad Projek 1 – 0 PDRM
Terengganu 5 – 0 Melaka United
Selangor 1 – 1 Johor Darul Ta’zim
Mexico: Liga MX
Necaxa 3 – 2 León
Juárez 2 – 2 Cruz Azul
Moldova: Divizia Nationala
Petrocub 4 – 0 Dinamo-Auto
Dacia-Buiucani 0 – 2 Sheriff
Montenegro: First League
Iskra 2 – 1 Jezero
Decic 2 – 4 Arsenal Tivat
Rudar 0 – 0 Sutjeska
Morocco: Botola Pro
Maghreb Fès 0 – 0 Moghreb Tétouan
Ittihad Tanger 0 – 1 JS Soualem
Netherlands: Eredivisie
Ajax 4 – 0 Cambuur
Twente 2 – 1 PSV
Sparta Rotterdam 4 – 0 Volendam
Go Ahead Eagles 3 – 4 Feyenoord
Sparta Rotterdam II 1 – 1 Volendam II
Lisse 1 – 1 Excelsior Maassluis
HHC 4 – 0 Quick Boys
Rijnsburgse Boys 3 – 0 OFC
Kozakken Boys 5 – 5 Spakenburg
IJsselmeervogels 1 – 3 De Treffers
Katwijk 1 – 0 Scheveningen
Koninklijke HFC 0 – 1 Noordwijk
North Macedonia: Second League
Aresimi 0 – 1 Pelister
Ohrid Lihnidos 0 – 0 Kozhuf Gevgelija
Detonit Plachkovica 1 – 1 Vardar Skopje
Borec Veles 2 – 4 Teteks
Karaorman Struga 3 – 1 Belasica
Kamenica Sasa 0 – 4 Voska Sport
Besa Dobërdoll 1 – 1 KF Gostivari
Northern Ireland: Championship 1
Ballinamallard United 1 – 2 Dundela
Ballyclare Comrades 3 – 2 Knockbreda
H&W Welders 5 – 0 Institute
Loughgall 1 – 0 Dergview
Newington Youth 1 – 4 Annagh United
Warrenpoint Town 2 – 1 Ards
Ballymena United 0 – 4 Linfield
Glenavon 2 – 2 Carrick Rangers
Glentoran 3 – 0 Newry City
Portadown 1 – 2 Cliftonville
Norway: 1. Division
Åsane 0 – 2 Brann
Arendal 4 – 0 Moss
Egersund 1 – 1 Vard
Kvik Halden 2 – 0 Ullern
Staal Jørpeland 2 – 2 Strømmen
Asker 3 – 2 Levanger
Eidsvold 1 – 3 Bærum
Kjelsås 0 – 1 Alta
Træff 1 – 2 Hødd
Ullensaker / Kisa 8 – 1 Frigg
Bodø / Glimt 1 – 4 Molde
Paraguay: Division Profesional
Sol de América 1 – 1 Sportivo Ameliano
Peru: Primera División
Deportivo Municipal 0 – 3 Sporting Cristal
Cienciano 2 – 0 Carlos Mannucci
Poland: Ekstraklasa
Cracovia 3 – 0 Rakow Czestochowa
Lechia Gdańsk 0 – 0 Warta Poznań
Stal Mielec 2 – 0 Slask Wroclaw
Nieciecza 2 – 2 Chojniczanka Chojnice
Sandecja Nowy Sącz 0 – 1 Chrobry Głogów
Resovia Rzeszów 1 – 2 SKRA Częstochowa
Portugal: Primeira Liga
Gil Vicente 0 – 2 Porto
Sporting Braga 1 – 0 Vitoria Guimaraes
Romania: Liga I
UTA Arad 1 – 1 Chindia Târgovişte
Voluntari 0 – 1 Rapid
Oţelul 1 – 0 SSU Poli Timişoara
Viitorul P. Târgu Jiu 1 – 0 1599 Şelimbăr
Unirea Dej 2 – 1 Unirea Constanța
Unirea Slobozia 0 – 1 Csikszereda
Minaur Baia Mare 2 – 1 Slatina
Ripensia Timişoara 2 – 1 Metaloglobus
Russia: Premier League
Krasnodar 2 – 1 Sochi
Dinamo Moscow 2 – 1 Ural
Orenburg 3 – 1 Khimki
Nizhny Novgorod 3 – 1 Fakel
Scotland: Championship
Arbroath 0 – 2 Partick Thistle
Cove Rangers 2 – 2 Hamilton Academical
Dundee 3 – 0 Queen’s Park
Greenock Morton 1 – 2 Ayr United
Raith Rovers 0 – 2 Inverness CT
Airdrieonians 0 – 6 FC Edinburgh
Clyde 2 – 4 Alloa Athletic
Kelty Hearts 2 – 0 Falkirk
Peterhead 0 – 2 Montrose
Queen of the South 0 – 2 Dunfermline Athletic
Annan Athletic 2 – 1 Forfar Athletic
East Fife 0 – 1 Dumbarton
Elgin City 2 – 0 Bonnyrigg Rose
Stenhousemuir 3 – 1 Stranraer
Stirling Albion 1 – 1 Albion Rovers
Celtic 4 – 0 Rangers
Hibernian 1 – 0 Kilmarnock
Livingston 1 – 0 Hearts
Motherwell 0 – 0 Dundee United
Ross County 1 – 1 Aberdeen
St. Johnstone 3 – 0 St. Mirren
Serbia: Super Liga
Radnički Niš 1 – 1 Mladost Novi Sad
Spartak Subotica 1 – 2 Napredak
DAC 1904 1 – 0 Zemplín Michalovce
Liptovský Mikuláš 0 – 0 Skalica
Dukla Banská Bystrica 0 – 1 Slovan Bratislava
Zlaté Moravce 1 – 0 Trenčín
Slovenia: 1. SNL
Maribor 2 – 2 Tabor Sežana
Rudar 2 – 0 Brinje Grosuplje
Beltinci 0 – 1 Krka
Dekani 0 – 1 Primorje
Dob 1 – 2 Bilje
South Africa: PSL
Golden Arrows 3 – 2 Chippa United
Stellenbosch 1 – 2 Richards Bay
Kaizer Chiefs 0 – 0 AmaZulu
Sekhukhune United 1 – 2 Royal AM
TS Galaxy 0 – 1 Cape Town City
South Korea: K League Classic
Pohang Steelers 4 – 1 Daegu
Gimcheon Sangmu 2 – 2 Jeonbuk Motors
Siheung Citizen 1 – 2 Cheonan City
Gyeongju HNP 1 – 1 Yangju Citizen
Pocheon 0 – 0 Changwon City
Spain: La Liga
Real Sociedad 1 – 1 Atletico Madrid
Sevilla 0 – 3 Barcelona
Real Madrid 2 – 1 Real Betis
Mallorca 1 – 1 Girona
Deportivo La Coruña 2 – 1 Linense
Algeciras 2 – 1 Rayo Majadahonda
Badajoz 1 – 1 San Fernando CD
SS Reyes 2 – 0 Pontevedra
Eldense 0 – 0 Numancia
La Nucía 1 – 1 Gimnàstic Tarragona
UD Logroñés 0 – 1 Athletic Club II
Deportivo Alavés 1 – 1 Las Palmas
Ponferradina 1 – 3 Sporting Gijon
Villarreal II 3 – 0 Mirandes
Tenerife 1 – 0 Racing Santander
Sweden: Division 1
Gefle 6 – 0 Sylvia
Motala 2 – 1 Haninge
Piteå Women 2 – 1 IF Karlstad
Stockholm Inter 2 – 2 Forward
Oddevold 1 – 0 IFK Malmö
Lund 1 – 0 Ljungskile
Oskarshamns AIK 0 – 1 GAIS
Åtvidaberg 3 – 2 Qviding FIF
Örgryte 0 – 1 Landskrona
Östersunds FK 2 – 2 Västerås SK
Switzerland: Challenge League
Aarau 2 – 1 Wil
Stade Lausanne-Ouchy 2 – 1 Neuchâtel Xamax
Sion 2 – 1 Basel
Zürich 1 – 2 Lugano
Thailand: Thai Premier League
Khonkaen United 1 – 0 Lampang
Bangkok United 3 – 0 Nakhonratchasima
Prachuap 2 – 1 Chiangrai United
Turkey: 1. Lig
Yeni Malatyaspor 0 – 4 Rizespor
Bodrumspor 3 – 0 Eyüpspor
Tuzlaspor 4 – 1 Erzurumspor FK
Ankaraspor 3 – 1 Menemen
Sarıyer 2 – 1 Kastamonuspor
1461 Trabzon FK 0 – 0 Zonguldak Kömürspor
Sivasspor 0 – 0 Fatih Karagümrük
Istanbul Basaksehir 2 – 0 Alanyaspor
Fenerbahce 2 – 0 Kayserispor
Giresunspor 0 – 1 Konyaspor
Ukraine: Persha Liga
Epitsentr Dunayivtsi 1 – 2 Polissya
Metalurh Zaporizhya 2 – 1 LNZ Cherkasy
Obolon’ Kyiv 2 – 1 SK Poltava
Metalist 1925 Kharkiv 3 – 2 Vorskla
Dnipro-1 2 – 0 Veres Rivne
Zorya 3 – 2 Dinamo Kiev
United Arab Emirates: Arabian Gulf League
Al Dhafra 1 – 1 Al Nasr
Al Jazira 2 – 0 Dibba Al Fujairah
Shabab Al Ahli 0 – 2 Sharjah
USA: MLS
Minnesota United 0 – 3 Dallas
New Mexico United 1 – 2 El Paso Locomotive
Venezuela: Primera División
Monagas 0 – 1 Deportivo Lara
Vietnam: V.League 1
Thanh Hóa 2 – 0 Song Lam Nghe An
Hoang Anh Gia Lai 1 – 1 Sai Gon
Wales: Premier League
Cardiff MU 1 – 0 Flint Town United
Connah’s Quay 2 – 0 Penybont
Haverfordwest County 2 – 3 Newtown
Pontypridd United 0 – 2 The New Saints
Zambia: Super League
Maestro United Zambia 3 – 2 Chambishi
Green Eagles 1 – 0 Power Dynamos
Nchanga Rangers 0 – 0 Green Buffaloes
Lumwana Radiants 1 – 0 NAPSA Stars
Nkwazi 0 – 1 ZESCO United
Forest Rangers 1 – 1 Buildcon
Zimbabwe: Premier Soccer League
Cranborne Bullets 3 – 1 Whawha
Chicken Inn 1 – 2 Ngezi Platinum
CAPS United 1 – 1 Herentals
Platinum 2 – 0 Manica Diamonds
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