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14.9.26 Premier League: Manchester United

Pro Ref has apologized to Manchester United after admitting VAR made an error in awarding Erling Haaland's winning goal in Manchester City's 1-0 victory at Old Trafford. VAR ruled Haaland onside and failed to recognize Enzo Fernandez's impact on the play, despite an initial offside flag. Pro Ref said VAR should have recommended an on-field review and will investigate the decision.

14.9.26 Premier League: Fulham Injuries

Fulham will be without Ryan Sessegnon for Tuesday's Carabao Cup match against West Ham due to a minor groin injury, with his availability for Sunday's clash against Manchester United still uncertain. Manager Alvaro Arbeloa said the club is taking no risks with the left-back. Fulham earned a valuable point at Liverpool in their previous game, with new defender David Affengruber impressing on his debut.

14.9.26 La Liga: Valencia

Valencia have dismissed coach Carlos Corberan and CEO Ron Gourlay after a disastrous start to the LaLiga season left the club bottom with just one point from five games. The team had lost four straight matches, scoring only once and conceding 10 goals. Oscar Sanchez will take charge on an interim basis, while Braulio Vazquez returns as sporting director as Valencia begin a major restructuring of their football operations.

14.9.26 Bundesliga: Stuttgart Injuries

Stuttgart have confirmed that midfielder Angelo Stiller avoided a serious knee injury after being forced off against Hoffenheim. The Germany international suffered a contusion after taking a knee to the leg and is not expected to face a lengthy absence, although his return date remains unclear. Stiller's injury occurred amid controversy over a possible penalty that was not reviewed by VAR.

14.9.26 Serie A: Napoli Injuries

Napoli manager Massimiliano Allegri confirmed Kevin De Bruyne's late substitution in the 1-0 win over Bologna was due to cramp rather than a serious injury. Stanislav Lobotka scored the decisive goal as Napoli earned their first home win of the Serie A season. Allegri praised his team's improved determination and defended De Bruyne's advanced role, while stressing the midfielder will need careful management.

13.9.26 Premier League: Aston Villa Injuries

Aston Villa defender Pau Torres was forced off with an apparent upper-thigh or hamstring injury during the first half against Nottingham Forest. Torres left without assistance and was replaced by Tyrone Mings in the 23rd minute. Villa face Coventry City in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday before traveling to Tottenham on Saturday.

14.9.26 NFL: Minnesota Vikings Injuries

Kyler Murray suffered a concussion after a hard hit in the Minnesota Vikings' season opener against Green Bay. Carson Wentz replaced him and threw three touchdowns to help the Vikings win 39-22. Murray will remain in concussion protocol, with Wentz set to start until he returns.

13.9.26 NFL: Las Vegas Raiders Transfers

The Las Vegas Raiders have signed tight end Michael Mayer to a three-year, $45 million extension that includes $30 million guaranteed. Mayer will start in Week 1 while Brock Bowers recovers from knee surgery. Mayer posted career highs with 35 receptions and 328 receiving yards in 2025, including 18 catches for 196 yards and a touchdown in four games filling in for Bowers.

14.9.26 MLB: San Francisco Giants Injuries

San Francisco Giants star Rafael Devers will miss the rest of the season after being placed on the 60-day injured list with a core muscle injury. The team's leader in home runs (37) and RBIs (98) will meet with a specialist Monday and could undergo surgery Tuesday. Devers battled the injury throughout the season but finished strongly, hitting eight homers and driving in 20 runs over his final 11 games.

13.9.26 MLB: Philadelphia Phillies Injuries

Philadelphia Phillies ace Jesus Luzardo's MRI showed no serious issues after he experienced stiffness in his left shoulder. The 28-year-old All-Star will rest from throwing for a couple of days after being scratched from Saturday's start against the Atlanta Braves. Luzardo is 14-5 with a 2.87 ERA this season, and the Phillies are taking a cautious approach with the playoffs approaching.

13.9.26 NHL: Montreal Canadiens Transfers

Chris Kreider has signed a one-year contract with the Montreal Canadiens worth $2.15 million annually, with bonuses that could push his earnings to $5 million. The 35-year-old forward joins former Rangers teammate and Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis after leaving Anaheim to provide the Ducks with salary-cap flexibility. A proven net-front scorer, Kreider has recorded 20 or more goals in 11 of 14 NHL seasons.

11.9.26 NHL: Vegas Golden Knights Transfers

The Vegas Golden Knights signed 23-year-old forward Braeden Bowman to a six-year extension worth $3.4 million annually, keeping him under contract through the 2032-33 season. Bowman had 26 goals and 36 assists in 34 AHL games last season and added eight goals and 18 assists in 54 NHL games, aiming to establish himself as a full-time player in Vegas.

13.9.26 Formula 1

Kimi Antonelli won the Spanish Grand Prix to extend his championship lead to 81 points, moving closer to becoming Formula 1's youngest-ever world champion. Lando Norris finished third after losing the lead through unfortunate pit-stop timing and a slow tyre change, while Max Verstappen took second. Lewis Hamilton retired early with a brake problem, effectively ending his title hopes.

12.9.26 NBA: Phoenix Suns Injuries

Phoenix Suns center Mark Williams underwent surgery to repair a torn left shoulder labrum and is expected to miss several months. The 24-year-old was coming off his healthiest NBA season, averaging 11.7 points, 8.0 rebounds and 0.9 blocks in 60 games. Phoenix will likely rely on Oso Ighodaro and Khaman Maluach at center in his absence.

11.9.26 NBA: Los Angeles Clippers

Federal prosecutors in Brooklyn have opened an early-stage criminal investigation into the LA Clippers over allegations that the team circumvented the NBA salary cap to compensate Kawhi Leonard. The probe follows the NBA's investigation, which resulted in five lost first-round picks, a $30 million fine for the Clippers and a one-year suspension for owner Steve Ballmer.