Liverpool win FA cup
Liverpool kept their hopes of winning the quadruple alive with a 6-5 penalty shootout victory over Chelsea in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
Chelsea would face Liverpool in the final
Goals from Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Mason Mount helped Chelsea reach their third consecutive FA Cup final after beating Crystal Palace 2-0 at Wembley on Saturday.
Liverpool are firing all cylinders
City hold a one-point lead in the Premier League and could yet face Liverpool in an all-English team Champions League final next month (should both sides advance past Real Madrid and Villarreal, respectively). Few would back against City recovering but Liverpool laid down a marker here that they are more than ready for the fight.
Liverpool advance to the final by beating Manchester City
It was over before it began. It was over when Kevin de Bruyne was injured in Manchester City’s battle with Atletico Madrid last week. It was over when City’s players, emotionally and physically exhausted, fought their way back up the tunnel after the Battle of the Wanda Metropolitano past the head-butts and the fists, overcome by the relief and triumph of their two-leg victory.
Paul Pogba’s time at Man United is almost up?
Paul Pogba will have cost Manchester United £179.6 million ($242.6m) in transfer fee and wages by the time his Old Trafford contract expires at the end of June. He now has less than six months to deliver some kind of value for money by helping his drifting club salvage something tangible in the Premier League or Champions League from their dismal season.
Leicester City create history
Brendan Rogers is a brilliant coach and more often he is overshadowed by the hype of the heavyweights around him. He is someone who can gel the boys together and make them fight against the odds. Surely they were the underdogs at Wembley against a rejuvenated Chelsea unit under Thomas Tuchel. Chelsea experienced hiccups against Arsenal in the Premier League but at Wembley, their credibility was much better than the Foxes. But the boys of Rogers fought hard and also had the luck beside them – the new champions of FA Cup are the Leicester City of Rogers.
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Video: Chelsea win FA Cup to leave Mourinho without a trophy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kSOd8ulEAH0
Antonio Conte beat Jose Mourinho to give a second trophy in two seasons with the Blues and leaving his counterpart to a season without any silverware.
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