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mirror.co.uk/sport TUESDAY 27.08.2019 DAILY MIRROR^53RESULTS &
FIXTURES
FOOTBALL
VANARAMA NATIONAL
AFC Fylde (0) 0 Harrogate (0) 0
Aldershot (0) 1 Sutton Utd (0) 1
Barnet (0) 2 Torquay (2) 2
Barrow (1) 1 FC Halifax (0) 2
Boreham W (0) 1 Ebbsfleet (2) 2
Dag & Red (0) 3 Yeovil (0) 2
Dover (1) 1 Woking (1) 2
Hartlepool (1) 4 Wrexham (1) 2
Maidenhead (0) 1 Bromley (0) 2
Notts Co (1) 5 Chorley (1) 1
Solihull (0) 1 Eastleigh (1) 2
Stockport (0) 2 Chesterfield (0) 0
VANARAMA NORTH
AFC Telford (1) 1 Leamington (1) 3
Alfreton (0) 2 Southport (0) 0
Blyth Spartans (0) 1 Guiseley (1) 4
Boston (2) 5 Altrincham (0) 0
Brackley (2) 3 Gloucester (0) 0
Chester (2) 4 Hereford (0) 1
Curzon Ash (0) 1 Spennymoor (0) 1
Darlington (0) 0 Bradford PA (0) 1
Farsley (0) 1 King’s Lynn (2) 2
Kettering (1) 3 Kidd’minster (0) 5
York (1) 1 Gateshead (1) 1
VANARAMA SOUTH
Bath City (1) 1 Oxford City (0) 2
Braintree (1) 3 Dorking (1) 2
Dulwich (2) 2 Slough (1) 3
Hampton & R (1) 1 Chipp’ham (0) 0
Havant & W (0) 0 Eastbourne (0) 0
Hemel H (0) 3 Billericay (0) 0
Hungerford (1) 2 Dartford (2) 2
Maidstone (1) 4 Chelmsford (1) 1
St Albans (1) 2 Concord (0) 1
Welling (3) 4 Tonbridge (1) 2
Weymouth (1) 3 Wealdstone (2) 4
JD WELSH PREMIER
Aberystwyth (0) 1 TNS FC (5) 10
Barry Town (1) 2 Bala Town (0) 2
Caernarfon (1) 1 Cefn Druids (0) 1
Cardiff MU (1) 1 Airbus UK (0) 0
Connah’s Q (0) 1 Carmarthen (0) 1
Newtown (0) 1 Penybont (0) 1
CRICKET
2nd TEST (day 5 of 5)
Colombo: Sri Lanka 244 (D de
Silva 109) & 122 v N Zealand 431-
6 dec (T Latham 154) N Zealand
win by innings & 65 runs
T20 BLAST, North Group
Old Trafford: Derbyshire 162-3
(W Madsen 69, B Godleman 57) v
Lancs 151-9 Derbys win by 11 runs
South Group
SWALEC Stadium: Glamorgan
174-4 v Sussex 176-3 (A Carey 61)
Sussex win by 7 wkts
TENNIS
US OPEN, New York, Men’s
Singles 1st Rnd (selected): (7)
K Nishikori (Jpn) bt M Trungelliti
(Arg) 6-1 4-1 ret, (5) D Medvedev
(Rus) bt P Gunneswaran (Ind) 6-4
6-1 6-2, (1) N Djokovic (Srb) bt
R Carballes Baena (Spa) 6-4 6-1
6-4, D Evans (GB) bt A Mannarino
(Fra) 6-4 6-3 2-6 6-3
Women’s Singles 1st Rnd
(selected): (12) A Sevastova (Lat)
bt E Bouchard (Can) 6-3 6-3, (3)
K Pliskova (Cze) bt T Martincova
(Cze) 7-6 (8-6) 7-6 (7-3),
(16) J Konta (GB) bt D Kasatkina
(Rus) 6-1 4-6 6-2, (2) A Barty
(Aus) bt Z Diyas (Kaz) 1-6 6-3 6-2,
K Mladenovic (Fra) bt (14)
A Kerber (Ger) 7-5 0-6 6-4,
V Williams (USA) bt S Zheng
(Chn) 6-1 6-0
CYCLING
LA VUELTA A ESPANA, Spain,
Stage 3 (Ibi - Alicante, 188km):
1 S Bennett (Irl/Bora-Hansgrohe)
4h 25m 2s, 2 E Theuns (Bel/Trek-
Segafredo) same time,
3 L Mezgec (Slo/Mitchelton) ST
GC: 1 N Roche (Irl/Sunweb) 9h
51m 14s, 2 N Quintana (Col/
Movistar) +2s, 3 R Uran (Col/
Education First) +8s
SPEEDWAY
PREMIERSHIP
Belle Vue 54 King’s Lynn 36
Swindon 66 Ipswich 24
Wolverhampton 55 Poole 35
TODAY’S FIXTURES
FOOTBALL
(7.45 unless stated)
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE
Play-Off 2nd Leg
Krasnodar v Olympiacos (8)
Red Star v Young Boys (8)
Rosenborg v Dinamo Zagreb (8)
CARABAO CUP 2nd Round
Bristol Rovers v Brighton
Burton Albion v Morecambe
Cardiff v Luton
Crawley Town v Norwich
Crewe v Aston Villa
Crystal Palace v Colchester
Fulham v Southampton
Grimsby v Macclesfield
Leeds v Stoke
Newport Co v West Ham
Nottm Forest v Derby
Oxford Utd v Millwall
Plymouth v Reading
Preston North End v Hull
Rochdale v Carlisle
Sheff Utd v Blackburn
Southend v MK Dons
Watford v Coventry
CRICKET
T20 BLAST
Riverside: Durham v Warks (6.30)
Oval: Surrey v Somerset (6.30)FORGET WHINGEING
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Oval:FORMER Australia
skipper Allan
Border has
slammed Tim
Paine for
bungling over the
review system.
The Aussies are still
smarting from Ben Stokes’
Ashes miracle at Headingley.
Yet it would have been a different story
had the desperate tourists not wasted their
second and final review in trying to reverse
a not out lbw decision despite the ball to
Jack Leach pitching well outside leg stump.
Six deliveries later, Nathan Lyon hit
Stokes on the pads (above) but umpire Joel
Wilson rejected an lbw shout. Replays
showed a review would have seen him given
out, but Australia had no challenges left.
Under-pressure captain Paine has been
singled out for criticism and Border said:
“The one time where the review was there
to be taken for the right reason and to win
the Test match, we’ve run out of reviews
because of stupidity earlier on.
“It’s come back to bite us badly. Our
use of the review system has been
appalling in this series in particular.”
Stokes has been lauded worldwide for his
heroics, although not Down Under.
Wally Mason, sports editor of The
Australian newspaper, said: “Amid the
deafening applause for Stokes and
his stunning unbeaten century to
snatch victory from the jaws of
defeat, let’s not forget one key
fact: he should have been out.
“Australia should have won
the Test and reclaimed the
Ashes. We should be going to
Old Trafford 2-0 up in the
series. The biggest blunder
of the Headingley Test
belongs to umpire Joel
Wilson, who could do with
a visit to Specsavers.
Let’s just hope it isn’t the
blunder that costs
Australia the Ashes.”ENGLAND’S ASHES ESCAPE
BLAME GAME
Tim Paine was
singled out by
Allan Border