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Jose Mourinho's Fenerbahce lost in the Turkish Super Lig for the first time this season on Saturday and the former Chelsea manager did not take the result well. Fenerbahce fell to a 3-1 defeat at home by Istanbul rivals Galatasaray after strikes from Dries Mertens and Gabriel Sara, as well as a Dominik Livakovic own goal. Mourinho was in no mood to hang around following the full-time whistle and he decided to walk out of the Sukru Saracoglu Stadium without attending his post-game press conference.

After defeating Norwich City at Anfield, Liverpool cruised into the FA Cup fifth round. His team kept their hopes of a Wembley date with destiny intact just days after Jurgen Klopp revealed that he would leave the club at the end of the season. Curtis Jones made the breakthrough with a simple header before Darwin Nunez, Diogo Jota, Virgil van Dijk, and Ryan Gravenberch discovered the back of the net for the first time. After Ben Gibson's first-half equalizer, the visitors briefly hoped to prevent a cup upset, but Gabriel Sara's thunderbolt was merely consolation. IAN LADYMAN of Mail Sport has rated both teams of players...

Following a 3-1 victory over Bristol Rovers that resulted in a fourth-round tie at Liverpool, Norwich manager David Wagner can look forward to a reunion with close friend Jurgen Klopp. As Luke McCormick put them ahead after 20 minutes, Matt Taylor's League One team threatened an upset, but Norwich fought back in the second half, with goals from Gabriel Sara, Adam Idah, and Kenny McLean all advancing to round four. Rovers began the third round replay with a vibrant shot by Chris Martin, a former Norwich striker, who saw an early penalty drift just wide before Luke Thomas' header was comfortably saved by George Long.

TARA ANSON-WALSH at CARROW ROAD: The atmosphere at a famous Norwich City fans' drinking hole was subdued today, but not because it was 10 o'clock on a cold and overcast Sunday morning. As one Norwich fan told Mail Sport, some early morning pints to 'numb the pain' appeared to be the order of the day for those wearing yellow and green at The Queen of Iceni, a stone's throw away from Carrow Road. The Canaries went into the match against Blackburn with just one win in their last eight league matches; nine if you include Fulham's knockout of the EFL Cup in the third round. They own the most goals against in the Championship, but they haven't won at home in over a month.

KIERAN GILL AT CARROW ROAD: Watch out Erling Haaland - Preston North End is catching up. During Preston's string of six 0-0 draws this season, they were left with the distinction and dishonour of having the Championship's best defence and worst attack simultaneously. The Twitter account 'Erling Haaland vs. Preston North End' shows how many goals each week has scored this week. Preston defeated Norwich City unexpectedly on Saturday, taking their total score in 13 Championship games to seven goals, including three in an unexpectedly entertaining victory. In Manchester City's victory over Southampton, Haaland scored one more, taking his total number to 15 goals in nine Premier League games.

Norwich won their sixth straight Championship victory after two goals from Teemu Pukki and a clincher from Josh Sargent. The Canaries stayed second in second place behind leaders Sheffield United, but the Robins could claim to be the best in all departments other than defense. After Bristol City made it 3-2 in the 77th minute, Dean Smith's hosts had to hold the point, they were convinced that they should not have stayed.

Following an unexpected halt in the Queen's death, the EFL season returns in midweek with a full slate of fixtures in all three divisions. The Championship seldom disappoints us, and the season is already shaping up to be a masterpiece, with some unexpected teams joining the eager promotion challengers in the first weeks. Here we look forward to the second-tier action of the season so far, by bringing you up to date on the key talking points from the season.