#match-summary

#match-summary

The Technical Committee of Referees (CTA) confirmed today that the referee's decision in the match between Osasuna and Barcelona was correct, and that VAR was right not to intervene.

Pernille Harder disrupted Barcelona's structured build-up, took the pace out of their game and seized control all the way to the penalty area.

Al Qadsiah struck first with Mohammed Abu Al Shamat scoring from close range after a dangerous delivery caused problems inside the six-yard box, showcasing their early dominance.

Leverkusen finished with 35 shots, getting 10 of those on target, but they found Dahmen in inspired form. This ended a seven-game unbeaten run in the league for Leverkusen.

Champions Bath left no doubt about their appetite for another title as they swept Saracens aside 62-15 at the Rec to regain top spot.

Ben Geddes and Luke Hollman hit career-bests as Middlesex raced to a six-wicket win over strugglers Kent at Radlett to keep alive their hopes of a place in the knockout stages of the One-Day Cup.

James Fuller, 35, showcased his experience with impressive bowling figures of 4-34, playing a pivotal role in dismantling Surrey's innings that collapsed to 160.

In a thrilling Uefa Super Cup match, Paris Saint-Germain scored twice in the final 10 minutes, ultimately defeating Tottenham Hotspur on penalties to secure their first title.

Wrexham went ahead after 22 minutes as Moore broke through before being blatantly pushed in the back by Ronnie Edwards.

Celtic's victory was marked by a remarkable 87th-minute goal from Luke McCowan, ensuring they began their Scottish Premiership title defence with a win.

Alonso Martinez's early goal set the tone, while Agustin Ojeda added a second, securing a 2-0 victory for NYCFC against Club Leon at Sports Illustrated Stadium.

Derek McInnes smiled after his first game as Hearts head coach, securing a 4-1 win, but acknowledged the team lacked killer instinct in the second half.