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.
Prime Minister Deuba unveils trophy of 9th National Games
Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba has unveiled the trophy of the ninth National Games. At a program organized at the official residence of the Prime Minister at Baluwatar today, Prime Minister Deuba made public the 'National Game Trophy'. On the occasion, Deuba said that the government has been working for the establishment of Sports University in the country. Bemoaning that although the Nepalis are adept in sports, they are not getting their due, PM Deuba opined that Nepal is also a sports-lover country. Similarly, Minister for Youth and Sports Maheshwor Jung Gahatraj said that arrangement of trophy has been made for medal winner teams for the first time in the ninth National Games. Likewise, Member-Secretary of the National Sports Council Tanka Lal Ghising informed about the preparations regarding the National Games. He also shed light on the arrangement of trophy in the National Games to be organized in Gandaki Province from October 14 this year. The trophy would be taken to the venue of ninth National Games, Pokhara, after taking it to the capitals of all seven provinces and headquarters of the departmental teams, he added.
Roger Federer retirement a 'sad day' for sport, says rival Rafael Nadal
Roger Federer's decision to retire from tennis is a "sad day" for sport, his great rival Rafael Nadal has said, BBC reported.
Federer, a 20-time Grand Slam champion, announced on Thursday that he would retire after the Laver Cup this month.
Only Spain's Nadal, with 22 majors, and Serbia's Novak Djokovic, with 21, have more men's Grand Slam singles titles than the 41-year-old.
"Dear Roger, my friend and rival. I wish this day would have never come," Nadal posted on social media.
"It's a sad day for me personally and for sports around the world."
Nadal defeated Federer 24 times in 40 matches during one of the most celebrated rivalries in tennis history, according to BBC.
"It's been a pleasure but also an honour and privilege to share all these years with you, living so many amazing moments on and off the court," Nadal said.
"We will have many more moments to share together in the future, there are still lots of things to do together, we know that.
"For now, I truly wish you all the happiness with your wife, Mirka, your kids, your family and enjoy what's ahead of you. I'll see you in London."
