The sporting weekend in pictures

The best of the pictures from an action-packed weekend of sport

Despite the best efforts of ground staff at Turf Moor, Burnley’s game with Tottenham was called off (Bradley Collyer/PA)

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Burnley’s Premier League game against Tottenham on Sunday was called off a little under an hour before kick-off as snow continued to fall at Turf Moor while Chelsea fought back to draw 1-1 against Manchester United at Stamford Bridge to stay top of the table.

US Open champion Emma Raducanu made a winning return to Britain in an exhibition match at the ATP Champions Tour event held at London’s Royal Albert Hall, and Great Britain reached the quarter-finals of the Davis Cup in Austria.

Here, the PA news agency showcases the best of the sporting weekend in pictures.

Despite the best efforts of ground staff at Turf Moor, Burnley’s game with Tottenham was beaten by the weather (Bradley Collyer/PA)

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Ellen White marked her 100th cap on Saturday with a 45th international goal to hand England a 1-0 Women’s World Cup qualifying victory over Austria at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland (Zac Goodwin/PA Wire)

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Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola saw his side brave the elements to beat West Ham 2-1 at a snowy Etihad Stadium, which cut Chelsea’s lead down to a point (Martin Rickett/PA)

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Jorginho made up for a defensive blunder to slot home a penalty as Chelsea recovered to draw 1-1 with Manchester United at Stamford Bridge (Adam Davy/PA)

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At the other end of the table, Newcastle manager Eddie Howe took charge of his side for the first time on Saturday at Arsenal, where he watched them lose 2-0 (John Walton/PA)

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Defender Virgil van Dijk was on target as Liverpool dismantled his former club Southampton 4-0 at Anfield (Peter Byrne/PA)

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US Open champion Emma Raducanu made a winning return to Britain in the ATP Champions Tour event held at London’s Royal Albert Hall, defeating Romanian Elena-Gabriela Ruse in an exhibition match on Sunday (Zac Goodwin/PA)

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Tributes were paid to Celtic great Bertie Auld before the match against Aberdeen (Steve Welsh/PA)

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Champions Harlequins were stunned as London Irish picked up just their second win in the Gallagher Premiership with a narrow 22-19 victory at the Twickenham Stoop (Ashley Western/PA Wire)

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Joe Salisbury (right) and Neal Skupski helped Great Britain to defeat the Czech Republic and reach the quarter-finals of the Davis Cup in Innsbruck (Michael Probst/AP)

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