Nwaneri helps Dortmund stay unbeaten in Bundesliga

Ethan Nwaneri featured in two fixtures for Borussia Dortmund during a busy October schedule, appearing in both the Bundesliga and the Champions League for the German club.

Dortmund fell 1-0 away to Bodo/Glimt in Europe, with the 19-year-old introduced from the bench on the hour mark. He then started on Saturday and played 62 minutes of a goalless draw at Union Berlin, helping second-placed Dortmund extend their unbeaten league run.

Tommy Setford endured a difficult Saturday as Stevenage lost 2-0 at Bradford City in League One. League leaders Bradford secured the result with two late goals, including a penalty. Stevenage remain in the top half, six points outside the play-off positions but with games in hand on most sides above them.

Ismeal Kabia played the full 90 minutes for St Mirren in a 3-1 Scottish Premiership defeat at Aberdeen. After going unbeaten in their opening four league matches, St Mirren have now lost five consecutive games and sit eighth in the table.

Charles Sagoe Jr and Kalmar are locked in a relegation battle in Sweden's Allsvenskan. Kalmar lost 1-0 at Malmo last Monday, with Sagoe Jr playing the full game. The club face Degerfors on Monday evening, a side one point and one place above them in 14th, with seven matches remaining.

Jessie Gale was an unused substitute as Newcastle United Women lost 1-0 to Sunderland in a Tyne-Wear derby Women's League Cup clash in Gateshead. Newcastle next face Everton in the same competition on Wednesday.

In Sweden, Cecily Wellesley-Smith was not involved as Rosengard claimed a 2-0 Allsvenskan win over Vittsjo on Saturday. The result lifted Rosengard out of the relegation places with four games remaining.

Sophie Harwood played the full game at left-back as Sheffield United drew 0-0 with Nottingham Forest in the Women's League Cup, before winning 4-2 on penalties in Scunthorpe to claim an additional point.