With a 24-12 victory over Trailfinders, the Chiefs of Exeter opened their Premiership Women’s Rugby season with a dominant first-half performance.
After 13 minutes, Liv McGoverne gave Exeter a start, and after that, McGoverne successfully converted after grabbing a loose ball from Hope Rogers.
Gabriella Nigrelli delivered her team’s third try with the help of Maisy Allen’s excellent quick attack, with McGoverne adding the extras to make it 19-0 at the break.
In the 49th minute, McGoverne’s team scored a looping pass to England’s Claudia Moloney-MacDonald, who had already led 24-0.
Kate Zackary gave the hosts hope when she saw a gap and dived over in the 54th minute, with Meg Jones scoring. Trailfinders appeared to be firmly out of the picture.
However, their encouraging second-half performance was marred by Georgia Ponsonby’s error in slanting out wide in a packed area to reduce the deficit. They only managed five more points though.
On Saturday, Sale Sharks take on Leicester Tigers at 19:00 BST.
Due to Stefan Dennis’ injury, Dianne Buswell and her dance partner had to withdraw from this year’s Strictly Come Dancing.
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Dianne Buswell has taken to social media to hit back at trolls who said they “can’t watch a pregnant girl dance”. The professional dancer shared a clip to her Instagram page where she defiantly danced and did a cartwheel for the camera.
For all those who complain that pregnant girls can’t watch them dance, the mum-to-be wrote at the top of the video: “! When I hear the beat, I can’t stop thinking.
She then continued to say the same in the caption, “I just can’t help it when I hear the beat,” as well as adding a number of emojis, including one for a pregnant woman. The star’s friends and fans posted support messages in the comments.
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It Takes Two host Fleur East shared a collection of clapping hands emojis, while fellow Strictly star Kai Widdrington wrote: “Tell ’em di.”
I looove this, a fan said. You’re still dancing, in my opinion, is so cool! shows how inclusive dance can be even more! always continue to dance.
Another phrased, “As a midwif, I applaud you and loved watching you dance!!” Dianne has since reacted furiously to claims that Stefan Dennis’ abrupt departure from the program was a deliberate “set up” and that Dianne has reacted to this.
After reporting that he had torn a muscle in his calf, Neighbours actor Stefan was forced to leave the famed dance program this week. However, some online critics claimed the pair had planned to leave the competition early as a result of her pregnancy.
Dianne met on the show and her partner, Joe Sugg, who was a former Strictly contestant. They are expecting their first child. Then, she responded to a Strictly viewer with one response on her Instagram Stories.
I saw this coming, to be honest. Diane couldn’t really go on, especially as she grew. God bless her. She is one of my favorite dancers, and I regret to say that, but I believe this was planned to protect her and the baby. (sic)”.
Dianne responded, “I sound like a broken record, but I’m seeing a little of this floating around again!” Why should I, I know that some people say to ignore it?
“I’ll speak up,” I promise. I would love to continue dancing this week, next week, and so forth and forth. I actually have more energy this year than I did last year.
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“Please respect Stefan, who is extremely upset that he won’t be able to dance, and stop accepting that this is a set-up!” because, “believe me, we would if we could”!
Lilly Ghalichi, a reality star, was shocked when Michelle Obama reached out to her personally and helped her build her beauty empire and make her products popular.
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Lash king Lilly Ghalichi claims she has worked with some of the world’s most well-known faces.
Her lashes are worn by everyone from pop superstars Taylor Swift, Beyonce and Adele to America’s former First Lady Michelle Obama. But Lilly Ghalichi, 42, who started the luxury lash brand Lilly Lashes with her sister 16 years ago, is relatively unknown this side of the pond.
The mother-of-two first appeared in the media in 2012 while participating in Bravo’s Shahs of Sunset for two seasons. Before making the decision to leave the limelight and concentrate on her beauty brand, Lilly spent two seasons on the reality TV show.
Celebrating her lashes arriving on the British high street following a huge deal with beauty giant Superdrug, she said: “We are the Hollywood lash. Everyone from Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Lopez and Beyonce wear our lashes.
“Any girl that is known for glam and beauty, trusts and wears Lily Lashes. And for us that it the best award! If you’re trusted on Hollywood’s most famous faces at their most important times, whether it’s the Met Gala or a concert tour.
“Taylor Swift requested so many lashes, she wore them on every single concert of her ERAs tour. Beyonce did the same! Taylor did the same for her Vegas residency. Adele wears our lashes. Adele’s make-up artists reached out to us and said Adele will only wear your lashes.”
However, Lilly was left speechless after receiving a direct message from Michelle Obama. Can you believe Michelle reached out to us, she asked? We were unable to believe it.
After trying to achieve the glamorous appearance she wanted, Lilly unintentionally launched her lash brand. She wrote a blog post, wrote 300 lashes, and the rest is history. No false lashes, according to her, were what I needed. To achieve the glamorous look I wanted, I would be putting three pairs of them on top of one another.
Everyone else did it, not just me, but everyone else did it. It took a lot of time, not just because you had to buy three pairs of lashes. Right there must be another option, I thought.
“I put up a blog post, there wasn’t even Instagram back then, and I said ‘Hey if anyone wants these lashes, I’ve made these lashes’. I then went and made a sandwich with my sister and when I came back I had hundreds of emails.
I looked at my sister, which made me smile because there were so many other women out there who wanted more from their lashes. I said to my sister, “I’m going to start a lash line, I’m going to give everyone else glamorous lashes,” and I said, “I’m going to start a lash line.”
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Lilly balances raising her three-year-old son Kashton and daughter Alara, who is seven years old, with her beauty business. Last week, her range was introduced in nationwide Superdrug locations.
She continued, “We are so excited to be opening our doors to the UK with Superdrug because we have such a sizable UK clientele. It feels so wonderful to finally be able to give our lashes to glamorous beauties over here.” Everything you need is on our kits because some of our amazing styles come with glue and are available in a variety of colors. Superdrug now sells Lilly Lashes.
Newcastle also struck late on Saturday to defeat Fulham 2-1, while Slovenia moved up to second in the Premier League with Chemsdine Talbi’s stoppage-time winner.
The Black Cats are already looking set to reverse the trend of promoted teams being immediately relegated to the Championship after returning to the Premier League for the first time in eight years.
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When Alejandro Garnacho scored his first goal for Chelsea after just four minutes, it appeared as though they would finish second in the table.
The Blues’ lack of invention in the final third was despite the surprising bench substitution of Brazilian wonder kid Estevao and Cole Palmer’s injury-related drop.
Wilson Isidor headed in from close range for Sunderland after Chelsea was unable to clear a long throw-in.
Chris Rigg, an English midfielder for Sunderland, celebrates their victory following Chelsea’s and Sunderland’s 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge in London on October 25, 2025. The game was won by Slovenia 2-1. HENRY NICHOLLS / AFP photo by 
Despite Estevao’s introduction at the hour mark, the visitors comfortably held the Club World Cup winners at bay in the second period.
In the 93rd minute, Sunderland unleashed the sucker punch into the bottom corner with a perfect curl from Brian Brobbey.
On October 25, 2025, Chelsea’s Spanish defender Marc Cucurella reacts during the English Premier League clash between Chelsea and Sunderland at Stamford Bridge in London. (Photo by HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP)
Chelsea is currently seventh place, with any chance of a title challenge quickly fading as a result.
Bruno Guimaraes’ 90th-minute strike at St. James’ Park gave Newcastle the much-needed league win.
The Magpies took a first-half lead thanks to an error made by Calvin Bassey, who had already beaten Murphy.
Just before the hour mark, Sasa Lukic headed home Fulham’s equalizer.
However, Marco Silva’s men lost by four wickets in a row, leaving them just above the relegation zone.
After William Osula’s first effort was saved by Bernd Leno, Guimaraes snuck home the rebound, earning only Newcastle’s third league win of the season, Guimaraes won.
At a 10-man Borussia Mönchengladbach on Saturday, Bayern Munich won 3-0 thanks to three goals in the final half-hour, moving five points clear of the table.
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Bayern won 13 games overall this year, including Joshua Kimmich, Raphael Guerreiro, and teen Lennart Karl.
Harry Kane had a goal offended for offside in the second half only twice this season.
Borussia Moenchengladbach and FC Bayern Munich’s English forward Harry Kane celebrates after the team’s first goal in the German first division Bundesliga game on October 25, 2025 in Moenchengladbach, western Germany. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER/AFP)
With 19 minutes left, Gladbach’s Jens Castrop sank his studs into Luis Diaz’s shin, receiving a red card after a VAR review.
Bayern struggled against their last-placed opponents despite the one-man advantage. They made six changes, with Jonas Urbig making his debut in goal.
On October 25, 2025, Mönchengladbach’s German midfielder Kevin Stoeger (second-left) attempts to score a goal in a German first division Bundesliga game between Borussia Mönchengladbach and FC Bayern Munich in Mönchengladbach, western Germany. (Photo by INA FASSBENDER/AFP)
After 64 minutes, Kimmich led the visitors by blasting through a crowded penalty box, and Guerreiro added another five minutes later by sweeping in to seal a lovely team move.
With 15 minutes left, Kevin Stoeger’s penalty hit at the post further stifled Gladbach’s chances of winning.
Karl, 17, hit a stunning curling strike to cap the defending champions with nine minutes left.
With six different goal scorers, RB Leipzig tightened their hold on second place, four points clear of third-placed Stuttgart, with a 6-0 victory at Augsburg.
Assan Ouedraogo, Castello Lukeba, Christoph Baumgartner, Yan Diomande, Romulo, Antonio Nusa, Christoph Baumgartner, Assan Ouedraogo, and Castello Diomande scored in Leipzig’s most humiliating home defeat in league history.
Leipzig have only conceded three goals in their first seven games, including the 6-0 defeat to Bayern in the season opener, and have now scored 19 of the possible 21 points.
With a double from Jonathan Burkardt, Eintracht Frankfurt rallied from Liverpool’s 5-1 Champions League loss to defeat St Pauli 2-0 at home.
Burkhardt, a striker for Germany who also scored twice against Freiburg last week, has six goals in seven league games so far this year.
In another game, Wolfsburg defeated Hamburg 1-0 for their first victory since August, with only one goal scored by Adam Daghim.
Ransford-Yeboah Koenigsdoerffer, a winger from Hamburg, missed a penalty for the third time in a row from the penalty spot.
Heidenheim defeated Hoffenheim 3-1.
Borussia Dortmund can move up to third place if they defeat Cologne in Saturday’s late game.
Jannik Sinner defeated Alex de Minaur in the eighth ATP final of the year in Vienna, beating him 6-3, 6-4.
The Italian world number two won the ATP 500 tournament for the fourth time in a row to extend his unbeaten streak to 12 wins against the third-seeded Australian.
Sinner battled his way through what he described as a “physical” encounter to prepare for a showdown with countryman Lorenzo Musetti or second seed Alexander Zverev in Sunday’s final despite being twice broken once in each set.
The top seed, who won at the Australian Open, Wimbledon, and the China Open, expressed his satisfaction with how they handled the situation.
Sinner, who had severe cramped up from his previous tournament in Shanghai, said he arrived in Austria “quite late” as he hoped to win the 2023 title there.
He extended his winning streak to 20 matches, matching John McEnroe’s 47-match winning streak on indoor hard courts, which is still far below Sir Andy Murray’s best run on the surface.
Sinner, who became the first man to compete in eight finals in a row since Novak Djokovic in 2015-16, continued, “I tried to take every day in the best way possible.”
“I’m very happy that it wasn’t easy for me to [reach] the final here.”
“I was trying to play some good tennis and do very well.” I’m happy that I won today because the first set was very physical.