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Sunderland 0-3 Everton: Romelu Lukaku scores third hat-trick of club career as David Moyes

SUNDERLAND 0-3 EVERTON - DOMINIC KING AT THE STADIUM OF LIGHT: This hurt. You only had to see David Moyes standing with hands on hips, grimacing, his jacket long since thrown into the dugout. Moyes, in his words, had 11 'fantastic' years with Everton, but this was the third time since he left Goodison in 2013 that he had come up against his old club and once more he was left feeling hollow. Three games, three defeats, no sympathy. As Sunderland fell apart, with Romelu Lukaku running amok and spectacularly ending a barren run with an 11-minute hat-trick, Moyes had to endure chants of, 'You're getting sacked in the morning' from the Everton fans who once appreciated him so much.

Paul Pogba's poor discipline cost Manchester United in derby defeat, says Jamie Carragher

Paul Pogba's performance in the Manchester derby was behind United's defeat by arch rivals City on Saturday, according to Sportsmail columnist Jamie Carragher. In the first Premier League meeting between Jose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola the Spaniard claimed local bragging rights with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford courtesy of first half goals from Kevin De Bruyne and Kelechi Iheanacho.

Abdellatif Baka set a world record of 3:48.29 to claim top spot, more than 1.7 seconds faster than USA runner Matthew Centrowitz, who won the men's Olympic 1,500m final last month.

INTERVIEW BY MATT BARLOW: Radamel Falcao returns to London without a goal in more than a year but is finally offering glimpses of the talent which made him a feared striker.

MATT LAWTON: West Ham United have launched an investigation into the £6.2million deal that saw Arthur Masuaku move to the club from Olympiacos in the summer.

The Belgium international, who netted a brace for Belgium during the international break, had not scored a goal for Everton since an FA Cup clash with Chelsea in March.

SAMI MOKBEL IN PARIS: Arsene Wenger has confirmed for the first time he rejected three approaches from Paris Saint-Germain. The French club's owners are huge admirers of Wenger.

CHARLES SALE - SPORTS AGENDA: The pair of officials were the star turns at a gala dinner the night before being involved in yet more controversy involving officials.

Tyson Fury, who faces a hearing in November for an alleged positive drugs specimen, will be subjected to random testing before his world heavyweight rematch with Wladimir Klitschko.

Luis Enrique: Brendan Rodgers is a lover of good football and he plays an attractive

MARK WILSON IN BARCELONA: For once, the most lauded forward line in world football wasn't the only attacking trident on Luis Enrique's mind. As he moved towards unleashing Lionel Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar against Celtic, the Barcelona coach also outlined his concern about the threat coming in the opposite direction.

Crystal Palace boss Alan Pardew reveals Pape Souare suffered broken leg in motorway crash 

Pape Souare could be out for the season after being involved in a horrific car crash. The Crystal Palace full back had to be airlifted to a hospital in east London when his Mercedes 4x4 was involved in a two-car collision on the M4 on Sunday. The 26-year-old Senegal defender smashed into the central reservation near Heathrow Airport and firefighters had to cut the roof from the wrecked vehicle to rescue him. The driver of the other car was unhurt.

They have become the first English club to break the half-a-billion barrier in a single year, with their biggest rise coming commercially, partly due to the huge sponsorship agreement with adidas.

The 32-year-old German was brought to Old Trafford from Bayern Munich last summer by former manager Louis van Gaal, but has been frozen out by new boss Jose Mourinho.

The two men from the UK had correctly picked seven anytime scorers from the weekend's action to be in with a chance of collecting a share of the Paddy Power hotshot jackpot.

Pep Guardiola insists Manchester City are still not good enough to win the Premier League

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola doesn't believe his side are good enough to win the Champions League or Premier League, despite their impressive start to the season. This comes on the back of City's impressive win at rivals Manchester United on Saturday.

Shkodran Mustafi expects tough Paris Saint-Germain test as Arsenal prepare for Champions

Shkodran Mustafi believes Paris Saint-Germain could prove a tough test for Arsenal, but hopes they can earn a win. Mustafi made his Gunners debut against Southampton on Saturday after his £30million switch from Valencia. While he struggled over the opening exchanges, he improved as the game went on and played the pass that helped win Arsenal a penalty in stoppage time. Santi Cazorla converted from the spot to collect three points. After the win, Mustafi highlighted the need for Arsenal to focus on their own qualities ahead of the beginning of their Champions League campaign. 

SAMI MOKBEL: Arsene Wenger has taken a surprisingly bullish approach to this season's Champions League by claiming Arsenal finally have the maturity to conquer Europe.

Lucas Perez needs time to adapt to life at Arsenal and find his feet according to Arsene Wenger. The Frenchman believes fans should not 'judge too quickly' the ability of their new striker.

MIKE KEEGAN: Manchester United have written to supporters travelling to Thursday night's Europa League match against Feyenoord to tell them to 'dress conservatively'.

Slavisa Jokanovic has Fulham flying high having resolved off-field issues: I know Pep and

ADAM CRAFTON - EXCLUSIVE: After posing for pictures on the wooden seats of a sun-soaked Craven Cottage, Slavisa Jokanovic breaks into something approaching a love letter to English football. 'It really is one of the best stadiums here,' he smiles. 'It's a postcard venue, beautiful and romantic. The sun is shining and it's beside the River Thames. Jose Mourinho says the same to me. As a kid in the former Yugoslavia, the English game was my first contact with foreign football. I remember black and white crackling pictures of Liverpool and Nottingham Forest. I have memories of Kevin Keegan scoring goals at the Kop.'

Everton donate £200,000 to Bradley Lowery's cancer fund as Sunderland fan leads his team

Everton have pledged to donate £200,000 to support a young Sunderland fan who is seeking life-saving treatment in the US to fight against cancer. The Toffees announced their intention to donate to Bradley Lowery's fund after their match against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on Monday. The brave five-year-old led his beloved Sunderland out on the pitch as a mascot before receiving a round of applause during the 5th minute.

ADAM CRAFTON: West Ham have edged towards a breakthrough in their discussions with the London Stadium's operators who have conceded the need for a police presence.

INTERVIEW BY KIERAN GILL: English football will rule Europe in the future because it's only a matter of time before a Premier League club wins the Champions League, says Gary Lineker.

El-Hadji Diouf has made the startling claim that Mario Balotelli failed at Liverpool because of 'jealous' former captain Steven Gerrard. Balotelli left Anfield on transfer deadline day.

Stan Wawrinka poses with US Open trophy from New York skyscraper

MIKE DICKSON IN NEW YORK: Newly crowned US Open champion Stan Wawrinka was all smiles as he posed with the trophy during a photocall from the top of the Rockerfeller Center in New York. The Swiss No 3 seed upset the odds to defeat defending champion Novak Djokovic, who was hampered by blistered feet towards the end of the match, 6-7, 6-4, 7-5, 6-3 in a thrilling final at Flushing Meadows on Sunday. The 31-year-old, dressed casually in jeans and a sweatshirt, held the trophy as stood on the Rockerfeller roof with the city's sprawling skyline behind him - even finding time for a couple of selfies for his own collection.

Ellie Simmonds wins gold in Paralympics 200m individual medley 

Ellie Simmonds is only 21 but on Monday night powered to her fifth Paralympic title beaming the familiar smile that endeared her to a nation when she won two golds at Beijing 2008 aged just 14 and raising a jubilant fist in the air. Entering Rio's Aquatics Centre in an oversized hooded jacket, Simmonds was the one to beat after setting a Paralympic record in the heats of the S6 200m medley. In the final she went faster still, touching in a stunning world record of 2:59.81 to defend the title she won at London 2012.

PAUL NEWMAN: Jos Buttler has stepped into the breach left by Eoin Morgan and insisted England will remain united when they travel to Bangladesh without their one-day captain.

DEREK LAWRENSON: Watson was once voted the most disliked player on the PGA Tour and he discovered just how few friends he has got when he was overlooked for a wild card.

MARTHA KELNER IN RIO: Aled Davies lost six stone through early morning fasting and gruelling sessions in the gym but his commitment was repaid with Paralympic gold in the shot put.

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The ultimate Champions League XI... from Cristiano Ronaldo to Ryan Giggs

In terms of prestige, no competition is more highly regarded across Europe than the Champions League. A vast array of greats have taken part in Europe's elite club tournament over the years, with icon after icon lifting the famous trophy. With the competition proper set to kick off again on Tuesday night, Sportsmail has put together an ultimate XI of the players who have made the most appearances in the Champions League since it was rebranded in 1992.

John Terry set for scan on ankle injury ahead of Chelsea's crunch Premier League clash

Chelsea captain John Terry is set to have a scan on his injured ankle on Tuesday. The 35-year-old centre back suffered the injury in the final minutes of his side's 2-2 draw with Swansea at the Liberty Stadium on Sunday. Terry provided an injury update via his Instagram page on Monday night (above).

Raheem Sterling 'blocks out' online abuse and 'simply plays football' as he credits Pep

Raheem Sterling  has revealed that avoiding social media abuse has helped him to rebuild his confidence and career at Manchester City. The England winger was targeted after leaving Liverpool for City in a £44million deal last summer that made him the most expensive British footballer of all time, and police were called in to investigate threats made against his young daughter.

LAURIE WHITWELL IN BRUGES: Danny Drinkwater insists Leicester City are not in the Champions League just to make up the numbers.

Pep Guardiola accepts that new Manchester City goalkeeper Claudio Bravo will continue to make mistakes by passing the ball out from the back.

Entrepreneur Guochuan Lai, who heads Yunyi Guokai Sports Development Limited, will officially take the reigns and meet Pulis once the Premier League rubber-stamp the £150m deal.

That figure is less than the £10m Everton laid out to terminate Roberto Martinez's contract. The sum covered the cost of terminating Louis van Gaal and his staff's contracts early.

Nicolas Anelka has admitted that Paris Saint-Germain will always be 'my club' ahead of their Champions League game with Arsenal on Tuesday.

Manchester United have brought in former Groningen goalkeeper Roy Beukenkamp as their scout for Holland. The Old Trafford club are continuing to revamp their scouting network.

Newcastle unveil £250,000 statue in honour of club legend Alan Shearer outside St James'

A statue of Newcastle's record goalscorer Alan Shearer was finally unveiled outside St James' Park on Monday, as was revealed by Sportsmail's Charles Sale last week. The entire £250,000 cost of the long awaited sculpture has been met by former club chairman Freddy Shepherd and his family. Shearer was joined by former manager Kevin Keegan and former coach Terry McDermott as the covering was lifted off.

Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez back in action as Barcelona train ahead of Champions League

After falling to a shock defeat against Alaves at the Nou Camp at the weekend, Barcelona looked to get back on track as they returned to training on Monday. Luis Enrique's decision to leave star duo Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez on the bench backfired as the Spanish champions were humbled by La Liga new boys Alaves in a 2-1 loss. The South American pair are set to return on Tuesday as Barca begin their Champions League campaign at home to Brendan Rodgers' Celtic.

Mario Balotelli's post-match massage interrupted as reporter hands Nice new boy Man of the

Mario Balotelli's post-match massage was interrupted as a reporter handed the Nice new boy his Man of the Match award before asking him to speak French. Balotelli's fresh start in the south of France began in style as he scored twice to inspire new club Nice to a 3-2 victory over Marseille on Sunday.

Unai Emery admits he is still learning as a manager and the Paris St Germain coach is looking to Arsenal counterpart Arsene Wenger as an inspiration.

Ryan Inniss, 21, of Beckenham, was jailed at Bexley Magistrates Court last Wednesday. He pleaded guilty to assaulting George Bryan by beating at Time nightclub on May 1.

Cahill said: 'You could be sat on the moon and see it is a clear foul', after he appeared to have his heels clipped by Leroy Fer in the build-up to the second goal - allowed to stand by Marriner.

Arsenal spent two seasons at Wembley away from Highbury before the turn of the millennium, but suffered three defeats in six and failed to progress from the group stage on either ocassion.

The 30-year-old central defender has been in training for some time but manager Pep Guardiola wants him free of any lingering problems, with doctors poring over blood samples.

Monchengladbach winger Raffael knows that stopping Sergio Aguero will be 'complicated' in the Champions league. The German side face Manchester City .

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Tyson Fury fails to show for press conference ahead of world heavyweight rematch as

JEFF POWELL: For his latest outrageous trick, Tyson Fury made himself disappear. The giant traveller, who stormed into the press conference before his first world heavyweight title fight with Wladimir Klitschko dressed as Batman, failed to turn up for the much-delayed launch of the rematch in Manchester on October 29. Klitschko, whose decade-long reign as the pre-eminent world champion was sensationally ended by Fury in Germany last November, managed to make the journey to London having flown in from Kiev.

Will Bayley wins gold but David Weir misses out at Rio Paralympics

Will Bayley, who was born with arthrogryposis, upgraded his silver medal that he won at London 2012, after beating Brazilian Israel Pereira Stroh 3-1 in the men's class 7 table tennis final. Bayley was joined in his celebrations by comedian Johnny Vegas

Saunders calls out Golovkin: Brit says he saw 'faults and flaws' in devastating defeat of Brook

Billy Joe Saunders has thrown his hat in the ring to face Kell Brook's destroyer Gennady Golovkin. The British middleweight said he saw 'faults and flaws' in Golovkin's performance that he could pick out. Saunders added that unlike Brook, he was a fully fledged middleweight and posed a different challenge to the champion from Kazakhstan.

Stan Wawrinka had out-powered Novak Djokovic in the French Open final last year and he pulled off a similar display of destruction to win 6-7 (1/7), 6-4, 7-5, 6-3.

Saracens are poised to continue their growth as Europe's leading rugby heavyweight by staging an Aviva Premiership fixture in the United States in March.

Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes team have admitted that they are not the favourites to win the Singapore GP after being mysteriously off the pace at the street circuit last year.

Michael Bisping is heading to Orange County in California to train for his title defence against Dan Henderson. The British fighter will go through a four-week camp before returning for UFC 204.

Mark Cavendish admits he is normally only happy if he wins but 'loved' helping team-mate Steve Cummings to the Tour of Britain title.

Kell Brook will have surgery on Monday to fix the broken eye socket he suffered in his brutal defeat by Gennady Golovkin. Brook has backed the decision to throw in the towel.

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Sportsmail's racing expert Robin Goodfellow gives his hottest selections ahead of Tuesday's meetings at Chepstow, Thirsk, Yarmouth and Carlisle.

Trainer Colin Tizzard is lining up Cue Card for a comeback on October 29, ahead of another shot at the £1m bonus offered to the winner of three of the season's big steeplechases.

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The Daily Mail Schools Trophy is entering its fourth season... who can stop Wellington

Rugby is on a high after the Great Britain Sevens team gained a silver medal in the Olympics. Now you can take inspiration from that success as the Daily Mail Schools Trophy enters its fourth season.  The big question is, who can stop Wellington College collecting their third title?

Olympic rugby sevens hero Dan Bibby will be returning home this season to support Kirkham in the Daily Mail Schools Trophy which starts this weekend.

Holidays in France, including trips to watch mighty Toulouse, gave schoolboy international Charlie Gowling the inspiration to pursue a full-time career in the Top 14.

Not long ago I was asked to speak to a 1st XV team before a big traditional match - but first I listened to the captain's talk. He ranted about how much he 'hated' this particular opposition.

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Eoin Morgan is letting England down by not touring Bangladesh, how can he ask his team to

As a leader you should either be trying to convince your team and the ECB that it is not right to travel or, if the decision is made that the team should travel, then you should go yourself. The next time Morgan asks his team to go that extra yard one of them might look at him and think: 'Hang on, when we put our necks on the line by going to Bangladesh and took ourselves out of our comfort zone, you weren't with us. Where were you when we were surrounded by tanks and snipers and couldn't leave our hotel rooms?' It has to undermine his authority.

With the Premier League squads announced for each of the 20 clubs after the deadline-day madness, it is now clear just how many academy graduates have made the cut.

JULIEN LAURENS: His career has already gone through highs and promises to lows and disappointments, with more off-field issues than on-field goals, lurching from resurrection to burial.

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