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We continued to heap pressure on Manchester City at the top of the Premier League table by beating Bournemouth to move four points clear. After bossing the first half, we finally broke the deadlock on 44 minutes when Bukayo Saka netted his 20th goal of the campaign via the penalty spot after Kai Havertz was felled by Mark Travers, and after the break Leandro Trossard doubled our advantage to put us firmly in control. VAR was kept busy throughout, and would disallow further efforts from Antoine Semenyo and Gabriel, before Declan Rice added a late third to seal a fourth consecutive victory. Another clean sheet saw David Raya claim outright possession of the Golden Glove for the season, but most importantly we remain right in the championship hunt with two games to play.

Watch key highlights from Anfield, as the penultimate home game of the Jürgen Klopp era saw an entertaining win for the Reds who led 4-0 before late goals from Son Heung-Min and Richarlison.

Watch the extended highlights from the 192nd Manchester derby... We were deserved winners at a raucous Etihad Stadium but needed a second half comeback in order to complete a Premier League double over Manchester United. Phil Foden was the hero, scoring twice to turn the game around after Marcus Rashford’s opener against the run of play for the hosts. Rashford’s strike in the eighth minute struck the crossbar and deflected down into the goal, leaving Ederson with no chance. We responded positively but had to wait until the 56th minute to level the scores. Foden shimmied in from the right and unleashed a fearsome effort that set off straight into the top corner. Our Academy graduate doubled his tally for the day and put us ahead in the 80th minute after a neat one-two with Julian Alvarez. Nerves were settled and three points sealed in added time when Erling Haaland calmly added our third.

Here are all the goals and highlights from the semi-final first leg between Borussia Dortmund and Paris St. Germain. Have fun!

Borussia Dortmund vs PSG Highlights and Goals 2024

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Watch the Bundesliga highlights of Bayer 04 Leverkusen vs. VfB Stuttgart from Matchday 31 of the 2023/24 season! Goals: 0-1 Führich (47'), 0-2 Undav (56'), 1-2 Adli (61'), 2-2 Andrich (90'+6)

Watch the Bundesliga highlights of RB Leipzig vs. Borussia Dortmund from Matchday 31 of the 2023/24 season! Goals: 0-1 Sancho (20'), 1-1 Openda (23'), 2-1 Sesko (45'+2), 3-1 Simakan (46'), 4-1 Baumgartner (80')

A hat-trick from Lewandowski hands Barça valuable win in La Liga as they come from behind against Valencia.

Watch the Bundesliga highlights of FC Bayern München vs. Eintracht Frankfurt from Matchday 31 of the 2023/24 season! Goals: 1-0 Kane (9'), 1-1 Ekitiké (23'), 2-1 Kane (61' Pen.)

Aston Villa 2-2 Chelsea | BLUES fight back and denied dramatic winner! | HIGHLIGHTS | PL 23/24

In a north London derby day to remember, we beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-2 to remain on top of the Premier League with three games to play. A sensational opening 45 minutes provided the platform for the points, as we led by three going into the interval. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg’s own goal set us on our way before Bukayo Saka and Kai Havertz added their names to the scoresheet. However Spurs mounted a comeback and Cristian Romero pulled one back before a penalty from Heung-min Son five minutes from time made it a grandstand finish, but it couldn’t prevent us from recording back-to-back wins at the home of our biggest rivals for the first time since 1988, as well as hand Mikel Arteta his 100th Premier League win as our manager. Much was made pre-match of Spurs having 15 days to prepare while we had played four games in that period, but any concerns about fatigue were blown apart in a devastating opening half that blew our neighbours away. The ball was first in the back of the Spurs net 13 minutes in when a beautiful pass by Thomas Partey released Martin Odegaard who teed up Havertz to power a shot past Gugliemo Vicario but our skipper was flagged offside in the build-up, however just two minutes later the net rippled again - and it did count. After Declan Rice saw a shot blocked for a corner, Saka sent a teasing delivery towards the near post which tempted Hojbjerg just enough to flick it on, and it ended up past his own goalkeeper to reward our early positivity. Just like last season, a helping hand from Spurs had put us in the ascendency, and Ange Postecoglou’s team quickly tried to respond. Firstly, Romero got his head on the end of a James Maddison corner and struck the outside of the post, and then on 24 minutes VAR came to our rescue. Another set-piece was cleared out to Pedro Porro who struck a hopeful low blast goalwards, and it fell kindly into the path of Micky van de Ven to tuck past David Raya, but the video officials got the lines out and found the Dutch defender to be marginally offside. That proved to be a huge turning point, and within three minutes what could have been 1-1 was suddenly 2-0 to the visitors. After some penalty appeals from Tottenham were waved away by Michael Oliver, we pounced to spring a counter attack to devastating effect. Saka found Havertz, and the German waited before pinging a delightful pass back over the charging winger, who showed great composure to beat Ben Davies and fire past Vicario, becoming the first Englishman to score 15 league goals for us in a campaign since Ian Wright in 1997. That sent Gooners packed into the away end into dreamland, and it got even better on 38 minutes when Rice swung a corner into the area, and Havertz took advantage of some static defending to nod the ball past Vicario to score his third goal in five days, and put us in a commanding position at the break. The second half began with us looking likely to really make a statement, and Takehiro Tomiyasu nearly added a fourth when he headed just over before Romero did the same at the other end. Then having already reached a seasonal high for Premier League goals, Saka had a glorious chance to add to that tally when Havertz clipped a ball to the back post, but Vicario kicked away his volley. However on 64 minutes we allowed Spurs to claw one back. William Saliba played the ball back to Raya who misjudged his pass and saw it fall straight into Romero’s path, who slotted home to end our club-record longest run without conceding on the road at six matches. That got the home fans excited that their team could try and attempt a comeback, and while we initially weathered the storm well, with five minutes VAR evened the score when they adjudged Rice to have kicked Davies inside the area, allowing Son the chance to step up to fire the ball past Raya from 12 yards and ensure a nervy ending for Arteta’s side. Postecoglou’s team threw everything at us in the final five minutes and another six of additional time, but we saw out the barrage of crosses into our area and prevented a shot at goal to ensure our dreams of winning a first Premier League crown in 20 years are maintained.

Josko Gvardiol and Erling Haaland scored as Man City moved to within a point of league leaders Arsenal with victory over Nottingham Forest. Kevin De Bruyne got both assists.

Goals from Phil Foden, Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane seal bragging rights at Hampden Park as Three Lions put in accomplished display

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England suffered their first defeat in eleven games as Endrick struck late to hand Brazil a 1-0 win in an end-to-end match at Wembley Stadium. SUBSCRIBE to ensure you don’t miss a video from the England YouTube channel. Hit the bell to get notifications on our latest uploads!

Zeki Amdouni scores at Old Trafford to claim a HUGE point for the Clarets!

Crystal Palace battled Back to secure a fully deserved draw against Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday afternoon.

The LaLiga leaders kept up the pace at the Reale Arena to pick up their sixth consecutive league win. Our team showed great solidity and solidarity in a game that was decided by Arda Güler’s goal in the 29th minute after a beautiful team move, which involved Tchouameni with a precise long pass and Carvajal with a perfect assist. With this win, Real Madrid are now 14 points clear of Barcelona, who still have to play their matchday 33 fixture.

Extended highlights from our 5-1 win over Sheffield United at St. James' Park.

Jude Bellingham's last-gasp goal salvaged England a 2-2 draw against Belgium at Wembley Stadium SUBSCRIBE to ensure you don’t miss a video from the England YouTube channel. Hit the bell to get notifications on our latest uploads!

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Watch the key moments from our 2-2 draw against Liverpool. You won't want to miss Bruno Fernandes's halfway line strike and Kobbie Mainoo's first goal at Old Trafford 👏

Crystal Palace blew West Ham United away on Sunday afternoon, as goals from Michael Olise, Ebere Eze, an own-goal and Jean-Philippe Mateta (two) saw the Eagles run out 5-2 winners at Selhurst Park.