Griezmann scores twice for France

Antoine Griezmann got the better of goalkeeper Manuel Neuer once again, scoring both goals as France rallied to beat Germany 2-1 in Paris in the UEFA Nations League.

Midfielder Toni Kroos gave Germany the lead from the penalty spot after 14 minutes. Griezmann equalized with a superb header in the 62nd.

With 10 minutes left, Griezmann put France ahead with a penalty for his 26th international goal. He sent Neuer the wrong way, having also done so in the European Championship semifinals two years ago — when Griezmann also scored twice. Josh Sargent scored early in the second half and three more Americans made their debuts under interim coach Dave Sarachan before a young U.S. team conceded an 86th-minute goal to Enrico Flores in a 1-1 exhibition tie against Peru in East Hartford, Conn.

D.C. United says defender Chris Odoi-Atsem has Hodgkin’s lymphoma and is scheduled for chemotherapy. College basketball: A New York City jury is done hearing testimony at a federal trial about secret payments to the families of prized prospects.

Prosecutors have accused a former Adidas executive and two other defendants of orchestrating payments to get players to commit to programs sponsored by the sneaker company. They’ve all pleaded not guilty. Closing arguments are expected to begin Wednesday afternoon. College football: Louisville tight end Kemari Averett was charged with putting a gun to his girlfriend’s head and threatening to kill her. He was suspended from the team. Golf: Laura Davies recovered from two early bogeys for a 2-under-par 70 that gave her a two-shot lead over Brandi Burton (66) going into the final round of the Senior LPGA Championship at French Lick, Ind. Davies was at 6-under 138. Obituary: Former Stanford and LPGA player Shelley Hamlin died of cancer Monday in Phoenix. Hamlin, 69, a native of San Mateo, won the 1971 AIAW national collegiate championship (preceding the NCAA championship) at Stanford. She joined the LPGA Tour in 1972 and won three times in a 25-year career.