FootballDa Nang 3–0 Nam Dinh: two red cards reshape the contest
Da Nang scored three times after halftime against nine-man Nam Dinh, turning a numerical advantage into their first league win of the season.
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Dong Nai 0–3 CAHN: three quick goals settle a rain-soaked contest
CAHN broke through after halftime against ten-man Dong Nai. A red card, aerial deliveries and a difficult surface shaped the 3–0 result.
Okayama 1–2 Kyoto: Alex Souza makes the extra player count late
Alex Souza scored in stoppage time as Kyoto beat ten-man Okayama, after Na Sang-ho had canceled out Joao Pedro’s opener.
FC Tokyo 1–0 Nagoya: Tawaratsumida’s run, then a ten-man finish
Kota Tawaratsumida scored the winner before Takahiro Ko’s dismissal forced FC Tokyo to defend a narrow lead against Nagoya.
Gamba Osaka 0–1 Vissel Kobe: Erik settles the game in the 90th minute
Erik’s late winner rewarded Kobe’s persistence at Suita, while Gamba were left to reflect on chances that never became a lead.
Ha Tinh 1–0 Dong Nai: a missed penalty did not end the search
Luiz Antonio scored early in the second half as Ha Tinh earned a first league win, despite a missed penalty and a disallowed second goal.
HAGL 1–3 Hai Phong: rebounds and a wet field change the game
Hai Phong came from behind at Pleiku, where loose balls, goalkeeper interventions and two overturned decisions shaped HAGL’s defeat.
Machida 2–4 Kashiwa: the comeback began before the red card
Kashiwa overturned a halftime deficit before Machida lost a player. Segawa scored twice in a second-half turnaround at Machida GION Stadium.
Ninh Binh 2–1 Thanh Hoa: the early cushion survives a late test
First-half goals from Lucao and Nguyen Ngoc My gave Ninh Binh enough room to withstand Thanh Hoa’s second-half response.
Yokohama 2–0 Mito: a rehearsed near-post run opens the door
Jeisson Quinones explained the practiced movement behind Yokohama’s opener, before Riku Yamane added a late second against Mito.
Le Mans 2–2 Lens: a two-goal lead disappears around halftime
Bourabaa and Calodat put Le Mans ahead, but Sima and Ivanovic brought Lens level across the halftime break.
Premier League Matchweek 4: Arsenal and City stay perfect, Spurs stay scoreless
The Manchester derby, Hull’s unbeaten run, and another Tottenham blank shaped the early Premier League table.
San Diego vs. Philadelphia: Iloski returns with a point to prove
The Union’s nine-game unbeaten run meets a San Diego side seeking stability, with Iloski facing his former club.
Schalke 0–0 Bayern: Karius helps end a 58-game scoring run
Five saves from Karius and Schalke’s improving pressure frustrated Bayern a week after their 5–1 opening win.
Al Nassr after Ronaldo’s first league title: momentum or a moment?
Al Nassr’s title defense raises questions about squad depth, Ronaldo’s influence, and the support provided by Mané and João Félix.
Liverpool 2–1 Atlético: three goals, three different routes
Szoboszlai and Mac Allister overturned Llorente’s opener as Liverpool won Iraola’s first Champions League match in charge.
Napoli 0–1 Arsenal: turning control into a late breakthrough
Ødegaard’s 75th-minute winner rewarded Arsenal’s pressure, but finishing and protection behind the ball remained separate questions.
Barcelona 5–1 Feyenoord: clinical finishing widened the gap
Raphinha’s double, Yamal’s influence, and Gabriel Jesus’s debut goal powered Barcelona beyond what the xG margin alone suggested.
Philadelphia 5–0 Cincinnati: Damiani’s hat trick after an early red card
Cavan Sullivan supplied all three Damiani goals, but the 18–1 shot margin must be read in the context of Cincinnati’s 16th-minute dismissal.
PSG 6–1 Slovan: Dembélé’s double and Torres’s hat trick reset the mood
PSG responded to four games without a win with six goals, dominant possession, and contributions from rebounds and corners.
Montréal 1–2 Charlotte: a quick response and a late winner in the rain
Ríos’s opener lasted three minutes before Abada replied; Toklomati’s 81st-minute goal settled a match Montréal had often driven.
Toronto 2–1 Nashville: a late scramble completes the comeback
Sallói’s header and Aristizábal’s stoppage-time finish overturned an early own goal, with Gavran’s saves keeping Toronto in range.
Atlanta 2–3 Orlando: Griezmann’s double and the pass that broke the lines
Griezmann’s two goals, Jansson’s direct pass, and two deflected concessions shaped Orlando’s rivalry win in Atlanta.
LAFC 2–0 New York Red Bulls: rebounds, defensive control, and a late clincher
Jude Terry and Armindo Sieb ended LAFC’s six-game winless run, backed by a club-record 13th clean sheet.