Why hello there! This is Beyond The Pitch, where we explore the scores and fixtures of the FIFA World Cup, Premier League, and the English Football League, from The Pitch to The Headlines.

PRINCE WILLIAM LAUNCHES LANDMARK SUICIDE PREVENTION TOOLKIT FOR SPORT

Prince William will bring together leading figures from across sport on Thursday to launch a new first-of-its-kind suicide prevention toolkit designed to help organisations recognise warning signs and support those at risk.

The landmark event will take place at Everton's Hill Dickinson Stadium in Liverpool on World Suicide Prevention Day, September 10.

The toolkit aims to turn suicide prevention into everyday practice across the sporting sector.

The film features England captain Harry Kane, Formula 1 driver George Russell, two-weight world champion boxer Carl Frampton, GB international basketball player Kofi Josephs, Women's Rugby World Cup winner Rocky Clark, double world champion boxer, kickboxer and Muay Thai champion Ruqsana Begum and former elite jockey-turned-jockey coach George Baker.

The Football Association, Premier League, British Cycling and Team GB are among the major sporting organisations committing to implement the toolkit.

Prince William | Source: Sky Sports
 

CHELSEA 6 - 3 LEEDS: SIX SECOND-HALF GOALS SCORED

An incredible second-half comeback, including six goals in 41 minutes, saw Chelsea finally blow away Leeds 6-3 in one of the all-time Carabao Cup classics at Stamford Bridge.

Brenden Aaronson struck after 47 minutes to add to Tarik Muharemovic's opener. A Palmer penalty turned the game on its head suddenly after Pep Chavarria was caught by Dan James, but it was Rogers who inspired the comeback, making four of Chelsea's six goals.

This Chelsea side have shown that they can win, but it will happen in quite a chaotic way. They are leaking goals but are still managing to get over the line.

Danny Welbeck scored a second-half double | Source: Sky Sports
 

LIVERPOOL 2 -1 ATLETICO MADRID: ALEXIS MAC ALLISTER SCORES STUNNER

Alexis Mac Allister's superb strike saw Liverpool come from behind to beat Atletico Madrid 2-1 at Anfield.

Barcola was making his first start for Liverpool but felt his calf in the second half, and the £123m signing was substituted having missed a few chances to score.

Marcos Llorente had opened the scoring for the Spanish side with his fifth goal against Liverpool when put through well by Julian Alvarez. Dominik Szoboszlai levelled it up before the break.

Liverpool had drawn their first two Premier League games of the season two apiece, and given the open nature of the game there was a risk of a repeat. But instead Andoni Iraola earned this Anfield victory in his first Champions League match as a head coach.

Alexis MacAllister scoring with his teammates | Source: Sky Sports

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