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• Real Sociedad 0-1 Real Madrid: Los Blancos edge closer to LaLiga title with win

  Arda Guler scored in the first half to earn a second-string Real Madrid side a 1-0 win at Real Sociedad on Friday, moving the LaLiga leaders a step closer to a record-extending 36th Spanish title.

  With five games remaining, Madrid climbed to 84 points and extended their lead to 14 points over second-placed Barcelona, who have a game in hand and host Valencia on Monday.

  Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti rested several key players ahead of their Champions League semi-final against Bayern Munich, but his side did just enough to secure the three points.

  The winner came from 19-year-old Turkish midfielder Guler, making his first start for Madrid after signing from Fenerbahce, when he turned home Dani Carvajal's cross in the 29th minute.

• Minnesota United v Sporting Kansas City: ‘It’s what I’ve waited for’ - Oluwaseyi

  Minnesota United forward Tani Oluwaseyi is relishing his chance in the first team ahead of their clash with Sporting Kansas City.

  The Loons have enjoyed a strong start to the MLS season and sit fifth in the Western Conference.

  Sporting KC, meanwhile, sit three points below them in 10th having won just two of their opening nine matches.

  Oluwaseyi scored the opening goal in Minnesota’s 3-0 win over Charlotte last weekend, which ended a run of three games without a victory.

  Asked how it feels to break into the starting line-up after spending his first year at the club on loan, Oluwaseyi, who has scored a joint-high three goals, said:

  “It's something that I've been waiting for, for I guess the last three years.

  “I hoped that I could do it in year one, and that was kind of the goal going in, but everyone has a different journey, which is very evident in the game.

  “So it took a couple of years, but I think being here now, being given the opportunity, the biggest thing for me is just grabbing an opportunity and making the most with it.”

• ‘We can’t control the Opta supercomputer’ – Eidevall says Arsenal’s destiny is in their own hands

  Jonas Eidevall insists Arsenal are still focused on their title push despite being given a 0 per cent chance of winning the Women’s Super League by the Opta supercomputer.

  The Gunners sit in third place ahead of Sunday’s match against Everton and are six points behind leaders Manchester City.

  Chelsea occupy second place, three points ahead of Arsenal, but with a game in hand on the teams around them.

  Asked if he thought his side could do something special despite the Opta supercomputer’s prediction, Eidevall did not rule his team out of the race.

  He said: “It's about for us focusing on what we can control.

  "The Opta supercomputer is definitely one of the things that we can't control. So, they can make their calculations, but we have to focus on our performances.”