Sunderland stunned Chelsea with a 2-1 Premier League victory at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, thanks to a stoppage-time winner from substitute Chemsdine Talbi.

Chelsea took an early lead in the fourth minute when Alejandro Garnacho scored his first goal for the club, but Wilson Isidor levelled for Sunderland in the 22nd minute, poking home from close range after the hosts failed to clear a long throw.

The match looked set to end in a draw before Talbi latched onto a pass from fellow substitute Brian Bobbey in the third minute of added time and fired past Robert Sánchez to seal a dramatic win.

The result lifted Sunderland to second place in the Premier League table, while Chelsea’s inconsistency under continued scrutiny after another disappointing home defeat.

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Lionel Messi has officially signed a three-year contract extension with Inter Miami CF, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2028 MLS season. The renewal ensures that the eight-time Ballon d’Or winner will continue his remarkable journey in the United States, extending his influence both on and off the pitch.

Since joining Inter Miami in 2023, Messi has scored 71 goals and provided 44 assists in 82 appearances, leading the club to its first major trophies — the 2023 Leagues Cup and the 2024 Supporters’ Shield. His performances have transformed Inter Miami into one of the most watched and commercially successful teams in Major League Soccer history.

Speaking after signing the new deal, Messi expressed his excitement about continuing the club’s long-term project and said he looks forward to debuting at the new Miami Freedom Park stadium, which opens in 2026.

“I’m proud of what we’ve achieved so far, but there’s so much more to come. Miami feels like home, and I’m excited about the future of this team and this city,” said Messi.

Inter Miami co-owner David Beckham praised Messi’s professionalism and leadership, describing him as “the heartbeat of our club,” while MLS Commissioner Don Garber hailed his continued presence as a “transformative moment for American soccer.”

Messi’s new contract is expected to include ambassadorial roles within the club and the league, ensuring his legacy extends well beyond his playing career.

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Victor Osimhen scored twice in the first half to give Galatasaray a 2-0 lead over Bodø/Glimt in their UEFA Champions League match at Rams Park on Wednesday.

The Nigerian striker, on loan from Napoli, opened the scoring in the third minute after intercepting a pass from Mario Lemina and added a second goal just before halftime by exploiting a defensive error from Patrick Berg.

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Osimhen’s brace marks his third and fourth goals in the competition this season, enhancing Galatasaray’s standing in the group stage.

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Marcus Rashford’s resurgence at Barcelona is gathering pace, with the English forward recording five goals and five assists in 12 appearances since joining on loan from Manchester United in the summer of 2025.

Barcelona coach Hansi Flick has praised the 27-year-old’s adaptability and growing confidence, describing him as a “key creative force” in the team’s frontline. Rashford’s speed, work rate, and improved finishing have quickly made him a fan favorite at the Camp Nou.

Speaking ahead of the highly anticipated El Clásico clash against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu on October 26, Rashford revealed that facing Los Blancos was one of the main motivations behind his move to Spain.

“Playing in El Clásico is something every player dreams about,” Rashford said. “It’s one of the biggest matches in world football — and a major reason why I came to Barcelona.”

The Englishman’s form has added another layer of excitement to the upcoming showdown, with fans eager to see if he can make his mark in his first-ever El Clásico appearance.

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Arsenal delivered a statement performance in the UEFA Champions League on Tuesday night, thrashing Atletico Madrid 4–0 at the Emirates Stadium after a stunning second-half surge.

Following a goalless first half, the Gunners exploded with four goals in a 13-minute spell to secure their biggest European win of the season. Viktor Gyökeres struck twice, Gabriel Martinelli added one, and Declan Rice orchestrated the attack with assists for every goal.

Teenage midfielder Myles Lewis-Skelly also impressed, providing the assist for Martinelli’s finish as Mikel Arteta’s side overwhelmed Diego Simeone’s men with pace and precision.

The victory extends Arsenal’s unbeaten home run in the Champions League group stage to nine matches and marks their seventh straight win over Spanish opposition in the competition — a remarkable show of European consistency.

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