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Sports<br />
21<br />
SUNDAY, AUGUST <strong>20</strong>, <strong>20</strong>17<br />
DT<br />
Man Utd hit four again, Mane lifts Liverpool<br />
• AFP, London<br />
Romelu Lukaku was on target again<br />
as Manchester United continued<br />
their fine early-season form with a<br />
second successive 4-0 win yesterday,<br />
this time at Swansea City.<br />
Eric Bailly, Paul Pogba and substitute<br />
Anthony Martial also found<br />
the net at the Liberty Stadium,<br />
giving Jose Mourinho’s side their<br />
second big win after last weekend’s<br />
4-0 victory over West Ham United.<br />
RESULTS<br />
Bournemouth 0-2 Watford<br />
Richarlison 73, Capoue 86<br />
Burnley 0-1 West Brom<br />
Robson-Kanu 71<br />
Leicester 2-0 Brighton<br />
Okazaki 1, Maguire 54<br />
Liverpool 1-0 Crystal Palace<br />
Mane 73<br />
Southampton 3-2 West Ham<br />
Gabbiadini 11, Hernandez 45, 74<br />
Tadic 38-pen, Austin 90+3-P<br />
Swansea 0-4 Man United<br />
Bailly 45, Lukaku 80,<br />
Pogba 82, Martial 84<br />
Sadio Mane struck in the 73rd<br />
minute to give Liverpool a 1-0<br />
home win over Crystal Palace and<br />
get Jurgen Klopp’s side up and running<br />
after their 3-3 draw at Watford.<br />
“The team was confident from<br />
the first minute,” said Mourinho after<br />
a result that means United have<br />
scored four goals in their first two<br />
DAY’S WATCH<br />
FOOTBALL<br />
STAR SPORTS SELECT 1<br />
English Premier League<br />
6:30PM<br />
Huddersfield v Newcastle United<br />
9:00PM<br />
Tottenham Hotspur v Chelsea<br />
SONY TEN 1<br />
Italian Serie A<br />
10:00PM<br />
Atalanta v Roma<br />
1:00AM<br />
Inter Milan v Fiorentina<br />
SONY TEN 2<br />
French Ligue 1<br />
7:00PM<br />
Losc Lille SA v Caen<br />
Spanish La Liga<br />
10:00PM<br />
Athletic Bilbao v Getafe<br />
12:00PM<br />
FC Barcelona v Real Betis<br />
2:00AM<br />
Deportivo v Real Madrid<br />
CRICKET<br />
STAR SPORTS SELECT 2<br />
7:00PM<br />
West Indies Tour of England<br />
1st Test, Day 4<br />
SONY SIX<br />
3:00PM<br />
India Tour of Sri Lanka<br />
1st ODI<br />
Manchester United's Anthony Martial scores their fourth goal against Swansea City during their Premier League match yesterday in Wales<br />
league games for the first time in<br />
110 years.<br />
Having had to work hard to break<br />
Swansea down, United went in front<br />
just before half-time when Bailly<br />
stabbed in his first goal for the club<br />
after Lukasz Fabianski had pushed<br />
Pogba’s header against the bar.<br />
Henrikh Mkhitaryan teed up<br />
Lukaku for his fourth goal in three<br />
United games in the 80th minute<br />
and then freed Pogba to beat Fabianski<br />
with a delightful dinked<br />
finish before Martial tucked in a<br />
fourth.<br />
At Anfield, Liverpool manager<br />
Klopp made five changes to the<br />
team that won 2-1 at Hoffenheim<br />
in their Champions League play-off<br />
round first leg in mid-week.<br />
Dortmund: Dembele can<br />
join Barca for right price<br />
• AFP, Berlin<br />
Borussia Dortmund will sell wantaway<br />
winger Ousmane Dembele to Barcelona<br />
if their price is met, the German club said<br />
yesterday.<br />
“We have a clear position and a clear<br />
idea (of the price). If this idea is met, then<br />
he will transfer this summer,” Dortmund<br />
director of sport Michael Zorc told Sky before<br />
their match at Wolfsburg on the first<br />
weekend of the new Bundesliga season.<br />
“Otherwise he will stay with us - it’s as<br />
simple as that.”<br />
The <strong>20</strong>-year-old Dembele attempted to<br />
force Dortmund into selling him to the Spanish<br />
giant by boycotting training last week,<br />
which led to him being indefinitely suspended,<br />
after Borussia rejected an initial bid.<br />
Barca are eager to sign Dembele and<br />
Liverpool’s Philippe Coutinho to replace<br />
Neymar, who left for top-flight side Paris<br />
Saint-Germain.<br />
Frenchman Dembele has a contract until<br />
<strong>20</strong>21 with the German club.<br />
Reports claim Dortmund want 130m euros<br />
($152m) for the player they paid Rennes<br />
15m euros for last year, after rejecting an<br />
initial offer of 80m, plus a 40m bonus.<br />
Should Barcelona fail to meet the asking<br />
price, Dembele will have some bridges to<br />
build at Dortmund.<br />
“Of course there is a way back and that<br />
will be on September 1 when a transfer is<br />
no longer possible,” said Zorc.<br />
“The decision will not be met on transfer<br />
deadline day, it will be before that.<br />
“The situation is very challenging, we<br />
haven’t said it was easy.”<br />
Zorc confirmed reports Dembele has left<br />
Dortmund.<br />
“We know where he is, he’s in France.<br />
We had contact with his staff and his advisors,”<br />
he added. •<br />
Beaten 3-0 at home by Huddersfield<br />
Town on the opening<br />
weekend, Palace produced a much<br />
more solid display, but were undone<br />
with 17 minutes to play when<br />
Mane seized upon a loose ball to<br />
fire home.<br />
Narrowly beaten 4-3 by Arsenal<br />
in the season’s opening match,<br />
<strong>20</strong>16 champions Leicester City hit<br />
REUTERS<br />
back to beat Brighton and Hove<br />
Albion 2-0 at the King Power Stadium.<br />
Shinji Okazaki broke the deadlock<br />
after just 52 seconds, tapping<br />
in after Mathew Ryan saved from<br />
Riyad Mahrez, and Mahrez’s corner<br />
set up Harry Maguire to head<br />
in Leicester’s second early in the<br />
second half. •<br />
Anderson and Roland-<br />
Jones dominate Windies<br />
• Reuters, Birmingham<br />
James Anderson took three wickets and pulled off a fine<br />
run-out as England tightened their grip on the day-night<br />
Test match by reducing the West Indies to a sorry 145 for<br />
eight at lunch on the third day yesterday.<br />
Toby Roland-Jones also continued the fine start to his<br />
Test career by chipping in with two wickets as only Jermaine<br />
Blackwood showed any resistance with an unbeaten<br />
half-century in the visitor’s response to England’s mammoth<br />
514 for eight declared.<br />
Anderson, who had set the ball rolling with the first<br />
wicket on Friday, continued where he left off after a false<br />
start when the players had to come off after just one ball<br />
because of rain.<br />
On the resumption, England’s all-time leading wicket<br />
taker produced a sharp, rearing delivery off a length that<br />
had Kyle Hope helplessly steering the ball to Ben Stokes at<br />
gully.<br />
Anderson then ran out Kieran Powell, who had<br />
embarked on a calamitous quick single, with a direct hit<br />
before he got rid of Roston Chase, inducing him to play<br />
on.<br />
Roland-Jones bowled Shai Hope and trapped Shane<br />
Dowrich lbw in quick succession before Moeen Ali had<br />
captain Jason Holder caught behind on review and Stuart<br />
Broad sent Kemar Roach’s off-stump cartwheeling to cap<br />
the seven-wicket session.<br />
Only Jamaican Blackwood, who struck a six just before<br />
lunch to go with his seven fours, stood firm, his counter-attacking<br />
unbeaten 60 coming off just 56 balls. •