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 Menu ESPN Log In scores Football Football Scores Fixtures Tables Teams Tournaments Transfers Barcelona game changed totally after García red - Flick play What to take away from Barcelona's defeat to Monaco (1:45) Sam Marsden Moises Llorens Sep 20, 2024, 04:12 AM Share LikeLike Open Extended Reactions Like 9 Barcelona coach Hansi Flick felt Eric García's early red card was the turning point in Thursday's 2-1 defeat to Monaco and insisted his side are strong enough to progress in the new-look Champions League. García was dismissed after just 10 minutes for a last-man challenge before goals from Maghnes Akliouche and George Ilenikhena, either side of Lamine Yamal's equaliser, earned the Ligue 1 side three points at the Stade Louis II stadium. The loss was Barça's first defeat under Flick following an impressive start to the campaign which has so far yielded five successive wins in LaLiga. Editor's Picks Champions League as it happened: Monaco stun Barcelona, Atala...

  India vs Bangladesh, 1st Test, Chennai - Day 1 Report India: 339/6 (80 ov) Bangladesh: Chose to field India’s lower-middle order, led by a remarkable unbeaten partnership between Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, powered the hosts to a solid position at the end of Day 1. Ashwin (102*) and Jadeja (86*) rescued India from a precarious 144/6 with a 195-run stand, leaving Bangladesh frustrated after a promising start. Hasan Mahmud was Bangladesh’s standout performer, claiming 4 wickets for 58 runs and dismantling India’s top order. His disciplined seam bowling saw India struggling at 34/3, and despite a brief recovery by Yashasvi Jaiswal (56) and Rishabh Pant, Bangladesh continued to chip away. However, once Ashwin and Jadeja settled, they shifted the momentum, unleashing an array of strokes that left Bangladesh’s bowlers searching for answers. The day ended with India at 339/6 and the pair looking set for more on Day 2. Key Highlights: Ashwin’s 6th Test century in front of hi...