PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN 2-1 MARSEILLE: RECORD-BREAKING IBRAHIMOVIC SECURES CLASSIQUE VICTORY

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The Sweden international bagged two penalties to overtake Pauleta's club record as the Ligue 1 champions came from behind to take all three points at Parc des Princes

Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored twice to become Paris Saint-Germain’s all-time top goalscorer as Laurent Blanc’s side beat Marseille 2-1 in Le Classique.

The PSG striker moved to 110 goals for the capital club - surpassing former Portugal striker Pauleta - having converted two first-half penalties as the leaders came from behind to extend their unbeaten run against their south-coast rivals to 10 matches.

Michy Batshuayi looked to have ensured Marseille a half-time lead when he nodded home his sixth Ligue 1 goal of the season but Ibrahimovic's quick-fire double put paid to that.

AC MILAN 0-4 NAPOLI: MIHAJLOVIC'S MEN HUMILIATED BY INSIGNE & CO.

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The Italy international netted twice after Allan had opened the scoring at the Giuseppe Meazza, while Rodrigo Ely put through his own goal on a miserable night for the hosts

Lorenzo Insigne scored twice as Napoli turned on the style to continue a fine run of form in a 4-0 rout at Milan on Sunday.

Five things we learned from the Premier League this weekend

Press Association Sport highlights five things we learned from the Premier League this weekend.

 

Press Association Sport highlights five things we learned from the Premier League this weekend.

ATLETICO MADRID 1-1 REAL MADRID: LATE VIETTO GOAL DENIES BENITEZ’S MEN

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Karim Benzema's early goal looked set to give the visitors victory, particularly after Keylor Navas had saved a penalty from Antoine Griezmann, but Atleti were not to be denied

Luciano Vietto's first goal for Atletico Madrid secured a 1-1 derby draw seven minutes from time and stopped Real Madridfrom moving to the top of La Liga.

Rodgers’ sacking in depth: Why now? Was it the right call? Who are the contenders for Anfield job?

After the news that Liverpool have sacked manager Brendan Rodgers, Kevin Coulson analyses the timing of his dismissal, who might be the club’s next manager and if it was the right decision…

 

What’s happened?

Liverpool have terminated Rodgers’ contract with immediate effect after their stuttering start to the season. It happened just a short time after the Northern Irishman had taken charge of his team for the Mersey derby, which finished 1-1.

JUVENTUS 3-1 BOLOGNA:

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The midfielder scored his side's third of the afternoon after Alvaro Morata and Pablo Dybala had also found the back of the net

Sami Khedira scored his first goal for Juventus as they cruised to a 3-1 win over Bologna.

The visitors took a shock early lead through Anthony Mounier, but posed virtually no attacking threat from that point onwards.

LIVERPOOL SACK RODGERS

Liverpool have sacked manager Brendan Rodgers with immediate effect, the Premier League club have announced.

 

Speculation about Rodgers' future has been a near daily occurrence but he leaves Liverpool only three points off fourth place heading into the international break.