Nepal lose to Bangladesh 3-1 in SAFF Women’s Championship final
Nepal lost an opportunity to make an history in the SAFF Championship. In the final match of SAFF Women’s Championship played at the Dashrath Stadium in Kathmandu on Monday, Nepal faced a 3-1 defeat at the hands of Bangladesh. Bangladesh had taken a two-goal lead in the first half. Nepal tried to come back in the game with the goal of Sangita Basnet in the 70th minute. But, after a few minutes, Bangladesh scored third goal. This is the first time that Nepal lost to Bangladesh. Earlier, out of eight matches, Nepal won six matched and played two draw in two occasions. With this, Bangladesh bagged the title of the Women’s SAFF Championship.
Nwaneri, 15, becomes youngest Premier League player
Fifteen-year-old Ethan Nwaneri became the youngest player in Premier League history in Arsenal's 3-0 win over Brentford, BBC reported.
The English attacking midfielder, who was born in March 2007, replaced Fabio Vieira for the Gunners in stoppage time at Brentford Community Stadium.
Liverpool midfielder Elliott was 16 years and 30 days old when he played for Fulham in 2019.
Nwaneri replaced Vieira, who had scored the third goal, after 91 minutes and two seconds. He was involved for three minutes and 42 seconds before the game ended after 94 minutes and 44 seconds.
He is the first player under the age of 16 to play in the Premier League.
"We have the opportunities to bring young players on," said Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta before the game.
"We are pretty short and opportunities come when issues arise."
Nwaneri has made several appearances for Arsenal Under-18s and played for England Under-16s when he was 14, according to BBC.
Arsenal's win over Brentford took them back to the top of the table following victories for Manchester City and Tottenham on Saturday.
Last week Northern Irish schoolboy Christopher Atherton became the youngest senior footballer in the United Kingdom aged 13 years and 329 days when he played for Glenavon.
Isak scores but Newcastle held by Bournemouth
Alexander Isak scored his first goal at St James' Park but Newcastle remain without a win since the opening day of the Premier League season after being held by a disciplined Bournemouth, BBC reported.
Eddie Howe's side fell behind against his former club when midfielder Philip Billing stretched to steer a Jordan Zemura cross from the left-hand wing past Nick Pope with just over an hour gone.
Five minutes later Newcastle were level as Isak - a club record £60m summer signing from Real Sociedad - converted a penalty after Jefferson Lerma was adjudged to have handled a Kieran Trippier cross by the video assistant referee.
The draw is Newcastle's fifth of the season and stretches their winless run to six games, although they climb to 10th in the table.
Bournemouth have now claimed five points from an available nine under caretaker manager Gary O'Neil to leave them 12th.
As at all Premier League games this weekend there was a minute's silence before kick-off, which was impeccably observed, for the late Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II followed by the national anthem. There was also stadium-wide applause in the 70th minute in honour of her 70-year reign, according to BBC.
Bayern suffer shock defeat as Dortmund go top
Bayern Munich fell to a surprise first defeat of the season at Augsburg as they missed the opportunity to go top of the Bundesliga, BBC reported.
Mergim Berisha scored the only goal of the game as the hosts recorded their first home win of the season.
Bayern have now failed to win their last four matches in the German top flight and may drop out of the top four after Sunday's fixtures.
Borussia Dortmund top the table after a 1-0 win over local rivals Schalke.
Substitute Youssoufa Moukoko, 17, headed the winner for Edin Terzic's side to become the youngest player to have scored in the fixture, according to BBC.
Union Berlin, who currently sit second, could reclaim top spot if they beat Wolfsburg on Sunday (14:30 BST), while third-placed Freiburg travel to Hoffenheim.
