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Trump built an early lead with breaks of 101 and 57 to go 2-0 up. Zhao replied with a break of 100 to reduce the deficit to 2-1, but did not win another frame, as Trump added runs of 51, 54 and 72 to move 4-1 ahead. Zhao had a chance to close the gap in the sixth frame but missed a pink to the centre pocket on a break of 18, and Trump cleared with 49 to win the match.

China's Wu kept Alcaraz hopping with an aggressive baseline game, but Alcaraz came through 6-3, 6-4, 6-1 to line up a meeting with American Tommy Paul for a place in the quarter-finals. Alcaraz won the Australian Open in January for his seventh Grand Slam title. But the 23-year-old arrived at Flushing Meadows having not played since April as he recovered from a wrist injury.

Backed by billionaire American businesswoman Michelle Kang, the London-based Lionesses have spent big to bring in two-time Ballon d'Or winner Putellas as well as ex-England goalkeeper Mary Earps and French winger Kadidiatou Diani alongside a cast of other top female players. Only Arsenal, Chelsea, Manchester City and Liverpool have ever won the WSL title, but that is Kang's ambition in just the Lionesses' second season in the top flight.

PSG had salvaged 2-2 draws having trailed in their first two matches, and starting slowly had become a theme in recent times, as they had only led at the break in one of their previous six league matches. Their attempts to improve that record ramped up 12 minutes in when Desire Doue slipped a pass through to Achraf Hakimi, whose blocked shot ricocheted back to Doue, and his follow-up was well saved by Lukas Hradecky before Khvicha Kvaratskhelia finally blasted over.

The hosts had to endure an early onslaught from Los Blancos as Jose Mourinho’s men tried to silence the crowd. Dean Huijsen had the first major chance of the game, but at full stretch, he could only guide a deep cross onto the palms of Alvaro Valles. The Betis goalkeeper was left helpless minutes later, but his goalpost came to the rescue after some neat interplay around the box involving Kylian Mbappe and Arda Guler, with Vinicius Junior ultimately hitting the upright from a tight angle.

After taking three points from their recent away clash with Napoli, Como showcased their confidence with a couple of early long-range efforts. Justin Bijlow was required to tip over Yan Couto’s dipping effort before palming away Nico Paz’s attempted piledriver. To Genoa’s credit, they survived Como’s fast start before they conjured up an opener against the run of play just before the 20-minute mark.

Liverpool had not led all season until tonight, but they started with a clear desire to set that right, and they were in front at Portman Road in the sixth minute. Having seen a possible transfer collapse late on in the window, Cody Gakpo looked as sharp as ever, and his neat through ball to Isak was finished emphatically by the Swede at the near post.

The Spaniard's previous deal had been due to expire at the end of this season, but he has signed a new deal lasting until 2030. The news was announced ahead of PSG's Ligue 1 match against Monaco at the Parc des Princes, with players Joao Neves, Fabian Ruiz, Willian Pacho, Lucas Beraldo and Senny Mayulu all also penning contract extensions. Luis Enrique, joined by those five Champions League winners, was given a raucous reception from the home fans when the announcement was made.

In a battle of former US Open finalists, Pegula defeated Fernandez 1-6, 6-4 6-3, concluding the match with a swinging backhand volley winner. Pegula said after the match she knew she was "going to have to dig deep" to turn things around after moving sluggishly in the first set. "I never feel comfortable playing her," Pegula said of Fernandez, a tricky player whose mix of hard and off-pace shots demands maximum focus.

New signings Taylor Harwood-Bellis and Modou Keba Cisse were the other notable exclusions from the Villa squad for their eight league phase games, including clashes against Paris Saint-Germain and Barcelona. Madjo announced himself in style by scoring in a superb performance as Villa narrowly lost the UEFA Super Cup final to PSG last month, but an injury has kept the teenager out since. "It's hard for the decision we took and for the players too," Emery said ahead of Saturday's trip to Hull.