Toni: Fiorentina's Italy international striker Luca Toni struck twice in his team's 5-2 win over Reggina yesterday to become the first player in 47 years to score 30 goals in Serie A. The last man to reach 30 goals in a season was Argentine Anton Valentin Angelillo who scored 33 goals in the 1958/1959 season for Inter. Toni is only the third Italian born player to have achieved the feat in Serie A following Felice Placido Borel of Juventus in 1934 and Giuseppe Meazza for Inter in 1930. Both scored 31 goals.
Dutch Cup final: Klaas-Jan Huntelaar struck in injury time to give Ajax a 2-1 win over champions PSV Eindhoven in the Dutch Cup final yesterday. Two minutes into the second half Huntelaar opened the scoring when he nodded in a Wesley Sneijder corner. PSV, though, hit back five minutes later when Michael Lamey equalised with a fierce shot.
Zidane: Zinedine Zidane scored for Real Madrid when he was given an emotional send-off by the club's fans last night in his last match at the Bernabeu before his retirement after the World Cup. With his side trailing 2-1 to Villarreal, the three-times World Player of the Year rose to the occasion when he looped a header over keeper Mariano Barbosa and into the net after David Beckham had clipped the ball into the area. Real ended up drawing the game 3-3, a result that allowed them to take second place in the Primera Liga a point ahead of Valencia and 12 behind Barcelona.
McLeish: Rangers handed departing manager Alex McLeish a final victory when they beat Hearts 2-0 in their last Scottish Premier League game of the season yesterday. Striker Kris Boyd grabbed a goal in each half against Hearts, who had already sealed second place in the table and a Champions League slot.
Berkovic: Israeli midfielder Eyal Berkovic announced his retirement yesterday, his club Maccabi Tel Aviv said. Berkovic, who spent nine seasons playing in Britain, made a return to Israeli soccer at the beginning of this season.
Magath: Bayern Munich coach Felix Magath admitted yesterday that he was unable to make it to his team's championship victory celebration on a Rhine River pleasure boat on Saturday night because he drank too much on the bus ride there. "I celebrated before we got there and wasn't able to make in on the ship," Magath said. "I had more than one too many."
In Spain: Weekend results - Barcelona vs Espanyol 2-0; Malaga vs Sevilla 0-2; Valencia vs A. Madrid 1-1; Getafe vs Cadiz 3-1; Santander vs Osasuna 2-1; R. Betis vs Mallorca 2-1; R. Sociedad vs Celta Vigo 2-2; Zaragoza vs Alaves 3-0; R. Madrid vs Villarreal 3-3. Leading standings: Barcelona 82; Real Madrid 70; Valencia 69; Osasuna 65; Sevilla 62; Celta Vigo 61; Deportivo 55; Villarreal, Getafe 54.