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           Full Results (Quarter Finals 2nd leg) Atletico Madrid 1—2 Barcelona  Liverpool 0—2 PSG Arsenal 0—0 Sporting CP Bayern 4—3 Real Madrid Game of the Matchday Bayern 4 –3  Real Madrid  If the first leg at the Bernabeu was hailed as a 'refreshing', both teams cranked that up to eleven this time around. Just like in Madrid, this was two heavyweights going blow for blow until the final whistle. The hero of the first leg Manuel Neuer turned into the villain really soon as he gave the ball away to Arda Guler in under a minute who fired the ball into an empty net from 35 yards out, a sign of things to come. Guler then struck a beautiful free-kick on either side of Bayern goals from Aleksandar Pavlovic and Harry Kane before Kylian Mbappe swept home in the 42nd minute, And Madrid lead 3–2 on the break. The second half started in much calmer fashion in comparison. That wasn't down to a lack of trying from either sides though, a...

                Full Results (Matchday 33) Brentford 0 –0 Fulham Leeds 3 –0 Wolves Newcastle 1 –2 Bournemouth Tottenham 2 –2 Brighton Chelsea  0 –1 Manchester United Aston Villa 4–3 Sunderland Everton 1–2 Liverpool Nottingham Forest 4 –1 Burnley  Manchester City 2 –1 Arsenal Crystal Palace 0 –0 West Ham Brighton 3–0 Chelsea Bournemouth 2–2 Leeds Burnley 0 –1 Manchester City  Game of the Matchday   Aston Villa 4 –3 Sunderland There were numerous contenders but what happened at Villa Park was just sheer fun. A seven-goal rollercoaster that somehow eclipsed the title showdown at the Etihad — which also lived upto its billing — for pure entertainment value. Ollie Watkins scored on either side of a Chris Rigg goal to make it 2-1 at the break. Morgan Rogers scored just a minute into the 2nd half and Aston Villa were looking towards a comfortable home win. And things were going that way u...

               Full Results (Matchday 32) West Ham 4–0 Wolves Arsenal 1–2  Bournemouth Brentford 2–2 Everton Burnley 0–2  Brighton  Liverpool 2–0  Fulham  Crystal Palace 2–1  Newcastle  Nottingham Forest 1–1 Aston Villa Sunderland 1–0  Tottenham  Chelsea 0–3 Manchester City Manchester United 1–2 Leeds  Game of the Matchday   Brentford 2 –2 Everton The Gtech Community Stadium was once again the playground to a matchday's most entertaining game. Brentford and Everton shared the points in a high-octane 2-2 draw that leaves them both still in the fight for European spots. Keith Andrew’s side looked to have things under control when Igor Thiago continued his ridiculous scoring form against the Toffees this season, having scored a hat-trick in the reverse fixture, and following it up with a brace this time around. However, Everton’s resilience under David Moyes is becoming a trademark, a...