Middlesex secured their second victory of the season when they defeated Lancashire by six wickets on a dramatic third day of the County Championship match. Naavya Sharma took a career-best four for 17 and Ryan Higgins four for 27 to help dismiss the home side for 84, Middlesex's first win at Old Trafford since 1996. The visitors then needed 117 to win and the outcome was in some doubt when they were 64 for four just after lunch but Ben Geddes's 73 not out off 70 balls enabled them to reach their target in some comfort.
Londoners know Seb Coe as the gold medalist who helped bring the best Olympics of a generation to the city. He is a proven winner who has already delivered for the capital - putting him way ahead of the field.
Refreshing Instagram, there was a thousand [likes] here, another thousand there. It was one of the most surreal things I have ever been through. I remember the actual moment of the goal, I can picture it and tell you exactly what happened. It was more the aftermath I don't really remember. Even being on that pitch and travelling to that game was enough for me. Then to score took it to another level. It's definitely one of the best days of my life.
Matheus Cunha opened the scoring for Manchester United this evening in our 4-2 win over Brighton. Following a string of poor results against the southern team, we showed up today and got a much deserved three points. But it was Cunha's excellent finish that set us on the right path and he discussed what it meant to him in an interview with BBC for MOTD.
Brighton have won at Old Trafford in each of the past three seasons but can Manchester United get the better of them on Saturday? "People get angry whenever I don't back United to win but why should I trust them?" said BBC Sport football expert Chris Sutton. "They got a great result against Liverpool last time out, but it would be typical of them to follow that by losing this game." Sutton is making predictions for all 380 Premier League games this season, against AI, BBC Sport readers and a variety of guests.
Soccer Aid, founded by Robbie Williams in 2006, has evolved into the biggest charity football match globally, featuring stars from sports and entertainment for Unicef.
