Chelsea registered a 2-0 victory over their London rivals Tottenham in the Premier League but the win was overshadowed by allegations of racist abuse.
It's after Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger reported he had been subjected to discriminatory chanting by fans.
Brazilian forward Willian scored both goals before Spurs striker Son Heung-Min was shown a straight red card for violent conduct.
Elsewhere, Watford beat Manchester United 2-0 to win their first game under new manager Nigel Pearson.
Salah inspires Egypt to beat New Zealand for historic World Cup win
Mohamed Salah has inspired Egypt to their first-ever World Cup win as they came from a goal down to beat New Zealand 3-1 with a brilliant second-half display on Sunday, moving top of Group G and boosting their hopes of reaching the knockout stage.
Defiant Cape Verde hold Uruguay to draw in Miami thriller
Cape Verde have put in another magnificent performance to hold Uruguay to a 2-2 draw in a dramatic Group game on Sunday, backing up their draw with Spain in their first World Cup finals match by defying a second footballing powerhouse.
Clark holds on for wire-to-wire US Open win
Wyndham Clark has held on through challenging conditions and an unfriendly crowd for a rare wire-to-wire win at the US Open on Sunday, fending off a late charge by American Sam Burns in a nerve-searing finale at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.
Iran hold Belgium to goalless draw in Los Angeles
Ten-man Belgium have been left frustrated after being held to a 0-0 draw by a determined Iran in their World Cup Group G clash in Los Angeles on Sunday.
Yamal-inspired Spain stride to one-sided 4-0 victory over Saudi Arabia
Inspired by Lamine Yamal, Spain strolled to a 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia in Group H on Sunday, where Mikel Oyarzabal restored his reputation with two goals and Luis de la Fuente's side found their groove after an underwhelming World Cup opener.
