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• Van Dijk hails Hungary 'strength' for playing on after coach collapse

  Virgil van Dijk saluted Hungary for playing on after assistant coach Adam Szalai appeared to suffer a fit during their Nations League clash.

  Play was suspended for 13 minutes at the Johan Cruijff ArenA while Szalai was treated pitchside, with staff and substitutes forming a protective barrier around him.

  The 36-year-old was taken to Amsterdam Hospital, where he later revealed he was "doing well" on his social media channels.

  Although Hungary agreed to play on, the Netherlands ran out comfortable 4-0 winners to book their place in the Nations League quarter-finals.

  Wout Weghorst and Cody Gakpo were on target from the penalty spot during the first half, while goals from Denzel Dumfries and Teun Koopmeiners after the break saw the Oranje secure second place in Group A3.

  And Van Dijk paid tribute to his side's opponents.

  "That was quite a shock, of course," he told NOS. "You see someone lying down, you see someone shaking. That is quite scary. But thankfully, at a certain point, it became clear that he was stable. I hope he is doing well and that he recovers quickly.

  "They had to decide whether they wanted to continue playing. I think it shows a lot of strength that they did carry on. I have a lot of respect for that."

  On his side's performance, Van Dijk added: "The pitch was very fast, but that's no excuse. It was sloppy.

  "In the end, we won deservedly and that's the most important thing. We go to the quarter-finals, we win, we keep a clean sheet."

• Real Madrid 0-4 Barcelona: Guijarro brace sets visitors up for Clasico glory

  Patri Guijarro's first-half brace set Barcelona on their way to a thumping 4-0 win over rivals Real Madrid in Liga F on Saturday.

  Claudia Pina and Alexia Putellas were also on target as Barcelona continued their perfect start to the season, extending their lead at the top of the table.

  The visitors dominated from the off, as Guijarro broke the deadlock inside the fourth minute, tapping in from Putellas' flick-on from a corner.

  Cata Coll was forced into a big save to deny Alba Redondo an equaliser shortly after, but Madrid's hope was soon dented as Guijarro picked out the bottom corner with a superb long-range strike for her second.

  Pina strengthened their lead six minutes before the break, clinically slotting past Misa with her low strike.

  Putellas added some more gloss to the scoreline with four minutes remaining of normal time, beating the Madrid keeper with a lovely dink to bring up her 199th goal for the club.

  Barcelona have won all 10 of their games, and now sit eight points clear of Madrid, who suffered their first league defeat of the campaign. 

  Data Debrief: Total dominance

  Madrid will have felt fairly confident coming into this game after a strong start to their season, but they once again failed to find a way past their Clasico rival.

  Los Blancos have lost every single game they have played against Barcelona in all competitions, with this their 15th such meeting.

  Barcelona smothered their attack early on, restricting their hosts to just one shot in the first half, while they had 10. 

• Amorim wants Man Utd players to be inspired by club's history

  Ruben Amorim wants his Manchester United players to be inspired by the club's history as he bids to bring a winning mentality back to Old Trafford. 

  Amorim, taking over at the Premier League club following the departure of Erik ten Hag, was speaking in his first interview with the club after a tour of their home venue. 

  The Portuguese tactician had visited Old Trafford earlier in the week and met a group of supporters, as well as the women's team's vice-captain, England star Ella Toone.

  "When you come [to Old Trafford], it's so different. You see the trophies, you see the tragedy that we have as a club. The history," said Amorim. 

  The 39-year-old added the manner in which the club defied the odds to succeed under Matt Busby after the Munich air disaster in 1958 should be a particular source of inspiration.

  "This kind of strength, I think it's important to put in our team. When the players come here, they should take the stadium tour all the time. I think this is very important to do," Amorim said. 

   

  "It's normal if you go a lot of years without winning, you start losing that feeling. So I think we need to put all the players doing the same thing, to regain that feeling.

  "We haven't won the Premier League for a long time. But if you ask, United is the biggest club in England.

  "So this is part of history, it is not now. So we have to address that, to show that and to try to win again."

  Asked what his footballing philosophy is, the former midfielder said it all comes down to being a team. 

  "The team is the most important thing for me. And if you work as a team, then the talent individually is going to shine," he said. 

  "But if I have to explain the importance of everything, it is the character, the way we fight, the way we play, and we must have an identity.