Five talking points from the weekend of sport

After making the US team for next weekend’s Ryder Cup, Woods appears back to his irrepressible best.

Team USA to successfully defend the Ryder Cup is 8/11 with Europe at 11/8 to win.

Liverpool maintain 100% win record

Liverpool disposed of Southampton 3-0 on Saturday to return to the Premier League summit.

However, Jurgen Klopp’s men have Wolves to thank for keeping the Reds ahead of the pack.

The league’s new boys have impressed many in the first six weeks of the season. They’ve taken points off both Manchester United and Manchester City already.

Liverpool are 7/4 to win the league and don’t travel to Molineux until December. This could be pivotal in their chase for the title.

Team Europe win the Laver Cup

Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Alexander Zverev were some of the stand-out names as Europe defended the Laver Cup.

Jack Sock and Nick Kyrgios defeated Gregor Dimitrov and David Goffin on Saturday.

But when American duo Sock and John Isner beat Zverev and Federer in the doubles on Sunday it was up to the European pair to win their singles.

Federer overcame Isner in three sets and then Zverev beat Kevin Anderson to seal another title.

Cleveland Browns win a game!

The ground-breaking news in the NFL came from Cleveland this weekend as the Browns ended their 635-day winless run.

To put this into perspective, Barack Obama was the president the last time the team last won a game.

The Browns came back from a 14-point deficit to beat the New York Jets 21-17 to end 19 matches without a victory.

This sparked huge celebrations across the city, with many bars giving out free beer after the dramatic-feat.

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