#match-report

#match-report

Goals from Sam Smith and Oliver Rathbone before the break were enough to secure all three points on the road for Phil Parkinson's side, seeing them extend their winning run in the competition to three games. Wrexham were ahead after just 11 minutes against a struggling Blackburn side, with Matty James' long ball over the top of the Rovers defence taken down and slotted in at the near post by Smith.

Alisson Becker: 7/10- A solid outing, making three saves against a Wolves side that the Brazilian likely did not expect to test him often. He perhaps could have been stronger with his initial punch on the ball that led to Wolves' rebound goal, but there was little he could have done to prevent the finish itself. Virgil van Dijk: 7/10- He won't have been pleased to see another clean sheet slip away, but it was an assured performance overall from van Dijk.

But despite entering the break in the ascendency, Palace were stunned by two goals in three minutes, the first of which came from Piotr Parzyszek in the 50th minute. Parzyszek finished into the roof of the net after good work from Saku Savolainen before Cisse turned Clinton Antwi's shot at goal beyond Walter Benitez with an improvised flick. KuPS thought they had put the game beyond doubt in the 68th minute

In our planning, we could see a difference in how Leuven do things in the first half compared to the second where they come out strong, aggressive, more opportunistic, create more chances and score more goals in the second half. They had that spell but we managed that. It was a team performance because when new players come on, we got new energy and new ideas It's not an easy place to come.

He is a fantastic striker, it was never in doubt. His CV speaks for itself. [He's an] unbelievable human being, an unbelievable hard worker. We are blessed to have him. Harry Kane is playing in the Bundesliga, but he's one of the best English strikers in the Premier League.

However, the game burst into life in the 57th minute, courtesy of a tidy finish from Burke. After being played into the box by Jeong Woo-yeong, Burke cut inside past Castello Lukeba and curled his effort into the top-left corner to give Union the lead. Leipzig head coach Ole Werner responded by immediately subbing on Gomis, and the decision paid dividends on the hour mark.

Full time - Bath 40 Munster 14 - destructive opening 20 minutes as Bath blow Munster away Tadhg Beirne's yellow card and the opening penalty try was key as four tries in the opening 25 minutes left Munster with too much to do at the Rec.

Vincent Kompany made a few changes to the starting line-up from the previous Bundesliga game, with Nicolas Jackson, Dayot Upamecano, and Leon Goretzka returning. Jackson nearly gave the visitors an early lead inside three minutes, as he snatched the ball from Ameen Al-Dakhil and raced on to the goal, but he could not test the keeper. Maximilian Mittelstadt came inches close to providing an equaliser inside ten minutes for Stuttgart, but it went narrowly wide of the target.

FC Barcelona extended their lead at the top of the La Liga table to four points after they defeated Atletico Madrid 3-1 at the Spotify Camp Nou on Tuesday night. Despite going behind early in the game, the Blaugrana fought back and dominated throughout on their way to a critical victory, riding on goals from Raphinha, Dani Olmo, and Ferran Torres.

Lowly Gloucester secured their first league win of the season, with an impressive 26-15 Prem win over a misfiring Harlequins at Kingsholm. Following a scrappy start riddled with handling errors, the away team took the lead through Cadan Murley before Gloucester responded through Ben Redshaw's tremendous solo effort. Alex Dombrandt restored Quins' lead from close range, before a moment of madness from Rodrigo Isgro gifted Lewis Ludlow a try on his 250th appearance for the Cherry and Whites. Redshaw then claimed a deserved second after the break before Ollie Thorley put a gloss on the victory as Quins buckled in the closing stages.

Villa set the tone from the opening whistle, immediately asserting control in possession and forcing Young Boys to defend deep. Malen tested keeper Keller inside three minutes, before Amadou Onana and Malen himself came close with early half-chances. Young Boys struggled to progress the ball through midfield and instead looked long with limited success. The breakthrough arrived on 27 minutes and had been coming.