Real Madrid closed the gap on the top two in La Liga with an unconvincing 3-1 victory over rock-bottom Levante on Wednesday. Cristiano Ronaldos 23rd top-flight goal on the season - a 34th-minute penalty - set Madrid on their way to victory before debutant Borja Mayoral forced Levante stopper Diego Marino to turn the ball into his own net four minutes later. As it happened Relive the action as Real Madrid closed the gap on the top two in La Liga with a 3-1 win at Levante. Acosta Deyverson pulled on back for the hosts 80 seconds later, but that was all they could muster as it was left for substitute Isco to wrap up the victory in stoppage time with Reals third. The result leaves Real nine points behind leaders Barcelona and four behind Madrid rivals Atletico. Levante remain rooted to the foot of La Liga, six points from safety. Ronaldo took his goal tally to 35 goals in all competitions this season With Zinedine Zidane conceding his sides hopes of winning La Liga were over after Sundays defeat to Atletico Madrid, the Frenchman made five changes ahead of the trip to the Ciudad de Valencia, with Castilla product Mayoral handed his first Los Blancos start.Levante entered the game cut adrift at the bottom of the table knowing a victory would move them to within three points of safety, and they could have been ahead after five minutes, only for Keylor Navas to keep out Giuseppe Rossis low effort with an excellent reflex save.Chances were few and far between in an uneventful opening quarter until Ronaldo missed a gilt-edged opportunity from a corner, heading over from six yards out with the goal gaping on 27 minutes. Isco celebrates his goal at the Ciutat de Valencia After Levante made two fruitless trips into the Real area, the visitors were awarded a free-kick when Lucas Orban brought Lucas Vazquez to the ground in the area, with Ronaldo finishing ruthlessly to Marinos right from 12 yards.Four minutes later it was two as Mayorals control, turn and shot at the edge of the Levante area saw his low effort strike the post but crucially cross the line via deflection off the stricken Marino. Levantes Brazilian forward Deyverson reduced the arrears shortly after Reals second Real appeared to down tools after going two ahead as a long ball up field caused panic in the visitors defence, allowing Deyverson, who twice evaded the offside trap, to slide the ball low past Navas.After the break, Ronaldo missed two good chances to extend Reals lead, the first following James Rodriguezs superb lofted pass on the left from which he hit against the inside of the post. Debutant Borja Mayoral forces own-goal with low first-half shot Having denied Rossi in the first half, Navas was on hand to keep substitute Ruben Garcias shot out, which had deflected off Raphael Varane as the full-time whistle approached.And, having failed to find a way through the Madrid defence, it was left for Isco to wrap up the victory for Zidanes men, slotting home Ronaldos pull back two minutes into time added on. Mike Tauchman Yankees Jersey .Y. -- Syracuse has turned up the defence at the right time all season, and when High Point threatened to pull off a monumental upset the second-ranked Orange did what they do best with their quick hands and savvy play. Kyle Higashioka Jersey .2 billion agreement with Rogers Communications for the leagues broadcast and multimedia rights. https://www.cheapyankees.com/2271g-domingo-german-jersey-yankees.html . Louis Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey last Sunday. The fine is the fourth this season for Goldson. 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A late breakaway try to Johnny Tuivasa-Sheck has completed an extraordinary 30-28 comeback by the Sydney Roosters to claim the clubs first under-20s title.Down 28-6 at the break against Penrith and with key man Grant Garvey nursing a shoulder injury, the Roosters got the crucial first try of the second half through captain Nat Butcher.And it was all the Tricolours from there, Thomson Tuigamala and Joseph Manu crossing before Tuivasa-Sheck raced 50 metres to give his team a two-points lead.Penrith star Dylan Edwards had an opportunity to send the game to extra time but didnt have the legs to nail a 25-metre penalty shot.The Roosters, who finished seventh at the end of the regular season, then closed out a second half they dominated from start to finish.They literally got the early jump on the heavily favoured rivals, pulling off a short kiickoff and then scoring first through Manu.ddddddddddddut the minor premiers claimed the ascendancy with the next five tries of the half.Second-rower Corey Waddell set up his teams first with a 15th-minute offload, and then raced away himself after forcing a turnover.Two turning points in the first half came when Penrith successfully used a captains challenge to deny Roosters centre Jarren Anderson a crucial try in the 28th minute.Leading by 10 points, Penrith winger Daniel Brown was ruled to have been taken out illegally when contesting a towering Paul Momirovski bomb.Then when key player Garvey hurt his shoulder, the Panthers kicked out to a 22-point halftime lead through tries to Kaide Ellis and Wayde Egan. 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