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Kick Off: Ronaldo breaks duck with record double; Robertson not afraid of Neymar diving

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RONALDO FINALY SCORES

Juventus 2-1 Sassuolo: Ronaldo FINALLY opens his Serie A account with a brilliant brace

The Portuguese superstar is up and running as a Bianconeri player, with his account opened during a Serie A clash with Sassuolo on Sunday.

New club, same KING! 4 amazing Ronaldo stats after his first two Serie A goals

Finally, Cristiano Ronaldo has opened his account as a Juventus player after drawing a blank in his opening three Serie A games.

Ronaldo admits he 'was a little tense' at failing to break his Juventus duck

Cristiano Ronaldo admits he “was a little tense” at failing to break his Juventus duck, but relished his brace to beat Sassuolo.

How Cristiano Ronaldo will help Juventus conquer Europe and the world

Italy's most successful team are about to become a lot more popular worldwide thanks to the signing of the five-time Ballon d'Or winner.

THESE THINGS HAPPEN

'I want to apologise to all the Juventus fans' - Douglas Costa on his spitting storm

Douglas Costa has written a public apology “to Juventus fans” after he was sent off for spitting at Sassuolo’s Federico Di Francesco.

The Vinicius show: scores a free-kick and then almost one of the goals of the season

Vinicius Junior continues to play a leading role for Real Madrid Castilla and this Sunday has played his third game for Santiago Solari's side against Unionistas de Salamanca.

Real Madrid's signings Mariano, Odriozola, and Vinicius Junior are yet to appear

Julen Lopetegui is biding his time with new signings Mariano, Alvaro Odriozola and Vinicius Junior as the trio are yet to play a single minute for Real Madrid so far this season.

Sarri is the fourth manager in PL era to win first five games

Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri is only the fourth manager in the Premier League era to win his first five games – and the second Italian after Carlo Ancelotti.

Valverde to start against PSV with nine of the XI from the disaster in Rome

The Barcelona coach will go with what he considers his strongest side for Barcelona's opening Champions League match against PSV at the Camp Nou on Tuesday night, with kick-off at 18:55 CEST.

WHAT THEY SAY

Digne: I had to leave Messi & Barcelona

The French full-back enjoyed his time at Camp Nou, but was happy with the chance to move to Premier League side Everton over the summer

'It's up to the referee' - Neymar diving no concern for Robertson

Amid speculation the Brazilian will be in for a rough reception at Anfield, Robertson preferred to focus on the damage he could cause the Reds defence

Allegri tells off Costa and the rest of Juventus players for their attitude

Max Allegri told off Douglas Costa and the rest of his Juventus players for their attitude after a 2-1 win over Sassuolo, but was never worried about Cristiano Ronaldo.

'I am Mesut Ozil and I’m not finished yet'

The Gunners star has vowed to continue making his own mark in English football, expressing a desire on his part to become an iconic creative influence

'Salah is a goalscorer and must be selfish', says former Reds striker Fowler

Former Reds striker Robbie Fowler has refused to condemn the Egyptian forward for some of the calls he made during a 2-1 win over Tottenham

Ozil hails unique Cristiano Ronaldo: He made me a better player

The Arsenal star played alongside the Juventus forward at Real Madrid, with the pair striking up a productive partnership at the Santiago Bernabeu

Liverpool ‘was always clear’ on not relying on Salah

The Egypt star was again missing from the scoresheet as the Reds defeated Spurs at Wembley

'Mourinho is fun, he just wants to win', says Begovic

The Portuguese boss has seen his character questioned at times this season, but one of his former Chelsea charges considers him to be the best

Bale reveals secret of his Champions League final overhead kick

This is the first time Gareth Bale has told the story of that goal, frame by frame, and the most extraordinary part of it all was his state of mind moments before Marcelo’s ball dropped into his eye-line and Liverpool learned what devastation feels like.