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Liverpool vs Tottenham Report Scorers: Diaz 16’, Mac Allister 24’, Gakpo 34’, Salah 63’, Udogie (OG) 69’; Solanke 12’ Liverpool secured a record-equalling 20th top-flight title with an emphatic 5-1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield, completing a remarkable Premier League campaign under Arne Slot. Despite an early setback, the Reds roared back to claim the trophy with a dazzling attacking display, sealing a historic day in front of a raucous home crowd. First Half – Early Scare, Rapid Response With the Kop in full voice well before kick-off, Liverpool looked to finish the job quickly, but it was Tottenham who…

Nottingham Forest vs Manchester City FA Cup Report Scorers: Lewis 2’, Gvardiol 51’ Manchester City booked their place in a 14th FA Cup final with a composed and dominant 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest. Goals from Rico Lewis and Joško Gvardiol secured a seventh consecutive semi-final triumph for the Cityzens, who will now face Crystal Palace in next month’s showpiece final. First Half – Fast Start Sets the Tone Making their 28th appearance at the new Wembley, Manchester City wasted no time asserting their authority. Within just two minutes, Mateo Kovačić powered through the heart of the Forest midfield to…

Bournemouth vs Manchester United Report Scorers: Semenyo 23’; Hojlund 90+6’ Red Card: Evanilson 68’ Manchester United’s Winless Run Extends Despite Dramatic Finish Rasmus Højlund scored an equaliser deep into stoppage time as Manchester United fought back to salvage a 1-1 draw against 10-man Bournemouth in the Premier League. However, the late heroics were not enough to prevent the Red Devils’ winless league streak from stretching to five matches. Bournemouth had seen their surprise UEFA Champions League push falter, with only one win in their previous eight matches (D3, L4). Yet European qualification remained within reach at the Vitality Stadium. Tyler Adams…

How FA Cup Results Could Influence European Qualification The FA Cup semi-finals are unfolding at Wembley Stadium this weekend, and the outcome of this prestigious competition could significantly influence which Premier League clubs qualify for European football next season. Before delving into how this might happen, it is essential to outline precisely how English clubs secure European competition places. UEFA Champions League Qualification In the Premier League, the top five teams will qualify for the next season’s UEFA Champions League. Owing to the strong performances of Premier League clubs across UEFA competitions this season, England has secured a top-two position in…

Crystal Palace vs Aston Villa FA Cup Report Scorers: Eze 31’, Sarr 58’ 90+4’ Crystal Palace produced a sensational performance at Wembley to beat Aston Villa 3-0, reaching the FA Cup final for only the third time in their history. Ismaïla Sarr’s brace and Eberechi Eze’s opener were enough to end Villa’s hopes of silverware this season, as Palace extended their unbeaten run in H2Hs to five matches. First Half – Palace Grab the Initiative In what was initially a cagey and uneventful start, with yellow cards dominating the early narrative, it was Palace who eventually found their rhythm. After…

Brighton vs West Ham Report Scorers: Ayari 13’, Mitoma 89’, Baleba 90+2’; Kudus 49’, Soucek 83’ Brighton & Hove Albion kept their slim European hopes alive in dramatic fashion, scoring twice in the final minutes to edge a 3-2 victory over West Ham United. Despite West Ham looking poised to take all three points late on, the Seagulls showed remarkable resilience to snatch a thrilling win at the Amex Stadium. For Graham Potter’s struggling Hammers, the defeat extended their winless Premier League run to seven matches, adding further misery to their dismal 2025 campaign. First Half – Ayari’s Screamer Sets the…

Southampton vs Fulham Report Scorers: Stephens 14’; Smith Rowe 72’, Sessegnon 90+2’ Fulham kept their hopes of qualifying for Europe alive with a dramatic 2-1 comeback victory over already-relegated Southampton at St. Mary’s Stadium. Ryan Sessegnon’s stoppage-time header secured all three points for Marco Silva’s men, as they moved into eighth place in the Premier League table. Meanwhile, Southampton’s misery continued, with the Saints now needing a point to avoid matching Derby County’s infamous record for the lowest points tally in PL history. First Half – Saints Strike Early Southampton, playing for pride after their confirmed relegation, made a bright start…

Wolves vs Leicester Report Scorers: Cunha 33’, Larsen 56’, Gomes 85’ Wolverhampton Wanderers continued their sensational Premier League form by comfortably dispatching already-relegated Leicester City 3-0 at Molineux. Vítor Pereira’s side recorded a sixth consecutive top-flight victory for the first time in over half a century, while Leicester’s dismal season continued with a 10th defeat in 11 matches. First Half – Persistent Pressure Pays Off Coming into the clash with momentum firmly behind them, Wolves started brightly with Matheus Cunha and André both testing Leicester’s Mads Hermansen in the early stages. After a series of half-chances, the breakthrough finally arrived when…

Newcastle vs Ipswich Report Scorers: Isak 45+4’ (P), Burn 56’, Osula 80’ Red Card: Johnson 39’ Newcastle United secured a return to the Premier League’s top four with a commanding 3-0 victory over Ipswich Town at St James’ Park. Goals from Alexander Isak, Dan Burn, and William Osula sealed an afternoon of dominance for Eddie Howe’s side, while defeat confirmed Ipswich’s relegation after a valiant but ultimately doomed battle for survival. First Half – Early Scare and Ipswich’s Resistance Broken Newcastle, aware that a win would lift them back into the UEFA Champions League places, made a slightly nervy start and…

Chelsea vs Everton Report Scorers: Jackson 27’ Jackson Fires Chelsea to Crucial Victory Nicolas Jackson’s first-half strike earned Chelsea a vital 1-0 win over Everton, keeping their UEFA Champions League qualification hopes alive and extending their unbeaten home league record against the Toffees to 30 matches. It was a hard-fought evening at Stamford Bridge, but the Blues’ attacking persistence and defensive solidity ultimately got them over the line. Meanwhile, Everton missed a chance to close in on the European spots after back-to-back defeats. First Half – Jackson Breaks His Drought Chelsea started on the front foot, aware of the importance of…