Round-up: Real winGonzalo Higuain earned Real Madrid a 1-0 win over Racing, while Barcelona were forced to settle for a 1-1 draw at Athletic Bilbao.
What the managers saidChelsea manager Carlo Ancelotti had some kind words for Gael Kakuta, whose signing led to the club's transfer embargo, as he made his debut.
Rooney set for mega dealManchester United are set to make Wayne Rooney the highest-paid player in the Premier League by offering him a staggering £170,000-a-week.
Team news: Lennon doubtfulAll Sunday's Premier League team news with Aaron Lennon in with a chance of a return for Tottenham against Wigan.
Inter cruise to winGoals from Diego Milito, Mario Balotelli and Esteban Cambiasso helped Internzionale to a 3-1 win at Bologna.
Dominant United winManchester United produced a dominant display to hand out a 3-0 defeat to Everton at Old Trafford.
Duabi: LIVE leaderboardLee Westwood is firmly in control of the Dubai World Championship heading into the final stretch - follow the LIVE leaderboard.
Bremen crush FreiburgWerder Bremen demolished promoted Freiburg 6-0 with five goals in 27 minutes and a sparkling display to go top of the Bundesliga.
Mercedes coy on linkMercedes have played down media speculation that seven times Formula One world champion Michael Schumacher could come out of retirement.
UFC 106: Griffin winsForrest Griffin has managed to recover from devastating first-round knockouts before.
Tarquini wins WTCC titleGabriele Tarquini secured the 2009 WTCC drivers' title with a fifth-place finish in a shortened second race at Macao.
Barca fret over Messi Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola said he was concerned over an injury to Lionel Messi that forced the Argentine forward off against Bilbao.
Robinson praises defenceScotland's new coach Andy Robinson hailed his side's defensive efforts after they claimed a 9-8 win over Australia at Murrayfield.
Bent strike downs ArsenalArsenal suffered their first defeat since September as they lost 1-0 to Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.
Chelsea thump WolvesChelsea underlined their status as Premier League top dogs with a crushing 4-0 win against Wolves at Stamford Bridge.