Nuno Tavares He made his eighth assist in his first eight Serie A matches for Lazio against Como, but the night would not end well for the Portuguese as he was sent off in the 5-1 win.

After setting up Pedro for Lazio’s second leg, Nuno received two yellow cards within 10 minutes of the second half. He will now miss Monday night’s home game against Cagliari.

in Portugal, Fabio Vieira He came on as a second-half substitute in the match where Porto defeated Morierense 2-0 in the Taca da Liga quarter-finals, setting up a meeting with our Champions League rivals Sporting in the last four rounds. He then returned to the starting lineup for Sunday’s 4-0 defeat against Estoril, playing all 69 minutes of the contest. This victory left them three points behind Sporting after 10 matches.

Karl Hein He played the full 90 minutes for Real Valladolid but it was another tough afternoon for Pucela as they lost 1-0 to Osasuna. Hein made four stops during the match, including a fine save to deny Jon Moncayola. Ante Budimir scored the only goal of the match as the home side left Valladolid in 19th place in the 20-team standings.

Also in La Liga Sambi Lokonga Sevilla suffered the same fate as their team lost 2-0 to Real Sociedad. The Belgian midfielder played all 80 minutes of the match, but strikes from Takefusa Kubo and Mikel Oyarzabal won the match for the visitors, leaving Sevilla in 12th place.

in england, Charles Sagoe Jr. He played the first 45 minutes against Salford City in Shrewsbury Town’s FA Cup first round exit. The young player, who made his seventh start of the season, was replaced by Alex Gilliead in the first half as Shrews moved from the cup to the Second League team.

There was late drama in Brazil MarquinhosFluminense drew 2-2 with Gremio at home.

The winger was a 90th-minute substitute but a penalty from Gremio’s Reinaldo nine minutes later helped the visitors save a last-gasp point. The result placed Fluminense three points above the relegation zone after 32 matches.

In the WSL, Brighton’s dream start to the season continued as they beat Leicester City 1-0 with a goal from former Gunner Nikita Parris. This saw them go unbeaten in four senior home games for the first time in their history and Michelle Agyemang He helped his team get over the line in the final few minutes and moved up to third in the standings.

Teyah Goldie She helped the London City Lionesses beat Sheffield United 1-0 to claim their fifth victory of the Women’s Championship season. The centre-back played the full 90 minutes, helping the Lionesses keep a clean sheet for the second time in the season. The result places the team in second place, level on points with leaders Birmingham City.

in ireland, Jack Henry-FrancisSligo Rovers finished their season with a defeat at home to St Patrick’s Athletic. The midfielder played the full 90 points at The Showgrounds as Sligo finished the season in sixth place. In total, Jack played 13 matches and made one assist during the loan period.