Man Utd Heap More Misery On Crystal Palace
Unbeaten United led within three minutes when Marcus Rashford's excellent work on the left wing ended with a cut-back to Juan Mata, who steered home from 10 yards out.
Their second came when Ashley Young crossed for Marouane Fellaini to volley home from two yards out at the back post.
Fellaini scored his second goal with a close-range header from Rashford's free-kick early in the second half.
Romelu Lukaku scored a late fourth - his 11th goal in 10 United games by converting Anthony Martial's cross from close range.
The result took United top for a couple of hours, until Manchester City beat Chelsea 1-0 to overtake them on goal difference again. Palace remain bottom.
Neymar Scores Penalty As PSG aThump Bordeaux
The penalty he scored was the first PSG have been awarded since Neymar and Edinson Cavani argued over who would take one against Lyon with Cavani taking it and missing.
Neymar had already scored a brilliant free-kick against Bordeaux, with Cavani and Thomas Meunier adding goals to make it 3-0 before Younousse Sankhare pulled one back.
PSG then won their penalty, with the Brazilian stepping up to score and immediately celebrating with Cavani.
Julian Draxler and Kylian Mbappe scored two more for PSG, before Jonathan Cafu's late consolation penalty.
Sharapova Wins Three-Hour Epic In Beijing
Sharapova, playing for the first time since that
defeat in New York 26 days ago, saved a match point as she won 7-6 (7-3) 5-7 7-6 (9-7) in Beijing.
The 30-year-old wildcard, ranked 104th, will face compatriot Ekaterina Makarova or Jennifer Brady of the US next.
All Blacks Wrap Up Title
Captain Kieran Read scored two tries and earned a yellow card as New Zealand flaunted its depth in a 36-10 Rugby Championship win over Argentina.
The All Blacks took the field knowing they had secured the Rugby Championship title for the fifth time in six years after South Africa and Australia played a 27-27 draw in Bloemfontein.
New Zealand named a weakened line-up for Saturday's match, resting five frontline players ahead of next weekend's final round match against South Africa and promoting several second tier players into the starting side.
The changes did nothing to break the momentum the All Blacks gained from their record 57-0 win over South Africa two weeks ago.
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