Tottenham were beaten 1-2 at home by Aston Villa in an FA Cup tie and have been eliminated; the match included several injuries and a post-match players' clash that intensified concern about the team's situation.
President Trump signed an executive order intended to keep Venezuelan oil revenues held by the United States from being used in private judicial claims, and the order cites the National Emergencies Act and the International Emergency Economic Powers Act as its legal basis.
Police arrested Michael McKee in Illinois and charged him with two counts of murder after Monique and Spencer Tepe were found dead in their Columbus home; McKee is set to appear in court Monday.
An opinion piece reports a government U-turn on a Family Farm Tax and says ministers may now abandon a planned business rates rise for pubs, while warning other high-street businesses still face pressure.
Non-League Macclesfield beat holders Crystal Palace 2-1 to reach the FA Cup fourth round, with Paul Dawson and Isaac Buckley-Ricketts on the scoresheet and Yeremy Pino scoring late for Palace.
Shay Given apologised after using the term 'Holocaust' to describe Wilfried Nancy's 33-day spell at Celtic on BBC's Final Score; he said he was mortified, pledged to become better educated and will donate his fee from the show to the Holocaust Educational Trust.
Cameroon was eliminated by Morocco in the Africa Cup of Nations quarterfinals, but a young squad led by Christian Kofane and Carlos Baleba earned praise after a pre-tournament coaching dispute that saw FECAFOOT fire Marc Brys and appoint David Pagou.
Celtic beat Dundee United 4-0 at Parkhead under Martin O'Neill, with goals from Yang Hyun-jun, Arne Engels, Benjamin Nygren and Daizen Maeda. The win followed a turbulent period under former manager Wilfried Nancy and came amid ongoing fan unrest about the club board.
Officials said dozens were arrested and a police officer was injured during Minneapolis protests; many of those arrested were later released.
The Atlanta Falcons appointed former quarterback Matt Ryan as president of football; he will lead the search for the team's new coach and general manager and will leave his role as an analyst at CBS.
