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8:08 p.m.: FIELD GOAL — Blake Grupe knocks in another chip shot, this time from 23 yards to give the Saints the lead. Make that two stops for the Panthers' goal-line defense, keeping New Orleans out of the end zone again inside the 10 yard line. The Guardian Headlines: Australia politics live: ATO ‘needs to lift its game’ in collection of unpaid super, Stephen Jones says Another hotly anticipated fixture on matchday one is Bayern Munich's faceoff with Manchester United, who are in a notable slump after an imperfect start to the Premier League season. The team is in the bottom half of the table with only two wins out of five, and Saturday's 3-1 loss to Brighton and Hove Albion means manager Erik ten Hag is under pressure to perform in his first Champions League match with the team. Nico Cantor noted on Morning Footy that there are a handful of factors that add to the tension at Old Trafford, including the optimism United had after ten Hag's impressive first season in charge.