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      Burnley 0-3 Arsenal LIVE SCORE: Bukayo Saka on the double as title contenders eye fifth straight win – updates

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      ARSENAL are taking on Burnley RIGHT NOW as they look to win a fifth successive Premier League game.The Gunners are currently on stunning run which includes a 3-1 victory against league leaders Liverpool, and a 6-0 demolition on West Ham.
      While 19th place Burnley haven’t earned three points since their Fulham triumph back in December – shipping 15 goals in that time.

      Kick-off time: 3pm GMT
      Live stream/TV: Not televised in the UK due to 3pm blackout
      Burnley XI: Trafford; Delcroix, Esteve, O’Shea, Assignon; Odobert, Brownhill, Berge, Ramsey; Fofana, Amdouni
      Arsenal XI: Raya; Kiwior, Gabriel, Saliba, White; Havertz, Rice, Odegaard; Martinelli, Trossard, Saka.

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      Burnley 0-3 Arsenal
      48. Odegaard threads the ball in between the defenders for Saka.
      He twists and turns and then gets a shot off at the near post with his weaker right foot.
      The ball flashes past Trafford to put this game to bed.
      Copy linkCopiedGoal – Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
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      46. You feel if Burnley are going to cause any problems for The Gunners, they need to get an early goal.
      Gudmundsson has come on for Amdouni at the break.
      Arsenal continue to dominate the ball.
      Copy linkCopiedKick-off: Burnley 0-2 Arsenal
      We are back underway at Turf Moor.
      The Clarets have it all to here.
      Arsenal get the second half started.
      Copy linkCopiedHT: Burnley 0-2 Arsenal
      Arsenal will want to put this game to bed early on.
      You feel as though another goal would completely knock the wind out of Vincent Kompany’s team.
      With a trip to Porto in the Champions League in the week, Arteta will want to give some of his key players a rest later on in the game.
      Copy linkCopiedHT: Burnley 0-2 Arsenal
      Arsenal fully deserve their two goal lead.
      They have been patient, dominated possession and controlled the game.
      As things stand, this looks like a routine three points for the visitors.

      Copy linkCopiedHT: Burnley 0-2 Arsenal
      The referee brings the first half to a close.
      Another disappointing display from The Clarets.
      Mikel Arteta’s side have been just too good for them.
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      45+2. Arsenal look likely to score whenever they come forward.
      Burnley are struggling to deal with Saka down the right.
      The Gunners’ winger is booked for kicking the ball away when a free kick is given for a foul.
      Credit: Reuters
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      45. Kompany will be wondering whether his side have enough goals in them to get out of the trouble they find themselves in.
      Creativity in the final third seems to be a real issue.
      We are going to have three additional minutes.
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      43. You would struggle to see a way back into this game now for the hosts.
      They are creating so little going forward, the scoreline already looks beyond them.
      Arteta’s side have the chance to stamp their authority on this game with more goals here.
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      41. Saka puts the ball into the bottom corner, despite Trafford going the right way.
      The build-up to the spot kick saw Havertz lay the ball off into the path of Trossard who was scythed down by Assignon.
      Arsenal are looking comfortable at Turf Moor.
      Copy linkCopiedGoal – Bukayo Saka (Arsenal)
      Copy linkCopiedPenalty to Arsenal
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      37. Burnley almost gift The Gunners another big chance.
      As they look to play out from the back, they dwell on the ball, unaware that Saka is lurking.
      He dispossesses the Burnley player and looks to cut inside but is tackled himself.
      Credit: AFP
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      35. What a chance for Arsenal to double their lead.
      Saka picks the ball up in the box and again looks for Trossard.
      It looks like a goal is certain but the Belgian has an air swipe and completely misses the ball.
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      33. Saka gets into the box and looks to square it for Havertz to tap home.
      Berge does well to read the situation and cut the pass out.
      The Gunners whip in the corner but the hosts are awarded a free kick.
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      31. Brownhill is penalised for a foul on White in the middle of the park.
      The Arsenal defender just got to ball before the Burnley player.
      Vincent Kompany’s side are starting to settle into the game more now.
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      29. Trossard looks to drive into the box once again.
      Esteve gets a foot in to dispossess him and Berge clears.
      They will need to ensure those challenges are well-timed today.
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      27. Odobert looks the biggest threat for Burnley.
      He is quick and happy to run at the Arsenal defence.
      If The Clarets want to get anything out of this game, they need to get the ball to their winger more.
      Credit: PA
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      25. Raya has had nothing to do in the Arsenal goal.
      Odobert gets down the wing and drills the ball in from the byline.
      The Arsenal keeper beats it away but Burnley recycle the ball and win a throw in deep in the visitors’ half.
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      23. Amdouni and White are grappling with each other like WWE.
      It is a wonder that more penalties are not given for this.
      Finally The Clarets half clear the ball and Berge manages to see the ball out for a goal kick.
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      21. It is rare that the newly promoted sides have looked so far out of their depth as this season.
      Luton Town are the only side outside of the bottom three, mainly thanks to Everton’s points deduction.
      The visitors have another corner, Saka stands over the ball ready to deliver.
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      19. Burnley will have planned for having to play a counter-attacking game today.
      They knew their chances of scoring would have been limited but the early Arsenal goal has intensified that.
      Currently, The Clarets are struggling to get out of their own half.
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      17. Kompany’s side are trying to close the visitors down in possession but are struggling to press.
      It only takes a couple of passes for Arsenal to play through the hosts.
      So far, it is all looking very comfortable for The Gunners.
      Credit: AFP
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      15. The Clarets are giving Arsenal way too much space to work with.
      It makes it too easy for them to work the transition and get on the attack.
      On this occasion the challenge sees the ball come off Martinelli for a goal kick.
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      Brentford 1 Liverpool 4: Salah returns in huge win for Klopp’s side but injuries deal blow to Premier League title hopes

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      MO SALAH returned from injury with a bang – only to watch key Liverpool team-mates swap places with him in the treatment room.Salah’s assist and goal on his first appearance since a hamstring problem killed off the game and sealed the victory that kept the Reds clear at the top of the table.
      Mohamed Salah returned to Liverpool and grabbed a goal and assistCredit: AP
      Brentford were far off the pace against the table-topping RedsCredit: Getty
      Here’s how the team’s compared on paper
      Liverpoool made their dominance count

      But Jurgen Klopp’s hopes of fielding anything like a first-choice team for next weekend’s Carabao Cup Final were dealt a triple blow.
      Klopp had already lost Curtis Jones when Diogo Jota was taken off on a stretcher and replaced by Salah.
      Then Darwin Nunez, scorer of the brilliant opening goal, did not come out for the second half.
      Alexis Mac Allister extended the visitors’ lead from Salah’s pass then the Egyptian, after missing earlier chances, made the most of more poor Brentford defending to make it three.
      Ivan Toney pulled one back with 15 minutes to go, but another howler by Nathan Collins allowed Luis Diaz to play in Cody Gakpo for the fourth.
      At least the number of goals exceeded the injuries, but if the gap at the top remains clear, Klopp’s options in the short and medium term are not.
      An open, attractive game began with a chance for the Bees. After a quick throw-in, Christian Norgaard found Vitaly Janelt unmarked in the box but the midfielder dragged his shot well off target.
      Home ‘keeper Mark Flekken was soon forced into an excellent double save, first keeping out Conor Bradley’s cut effort then blocking Diogo Jota’s follow-up.
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      Back came Brentford and a lovely move ended with Neal Maupay rolling the ball into Toney’s path, only for his striker partner to send a left-foot shot a good distance wide.
      He soon sent a tame free kick straight into Caoimhin Kelleher’s arms.

      And when released by Maupay in the channel, he could not put enough on his shot when under pressure from Ibrahima Konate.
      At the other end, Jota forced another sharp stop from Flekken.
      Norgaard failed to hit the target with another presentable chance before Liverpool took the lead.
      Flekken went from taking a free kick to picking the ball out of his net within seconds.
      The visitors cleared untidily with a punt by Virgil Van Dijk but what followed was perfection.
      Jota’s header was weighted and directed just where Nunez wanted it. The Uruguayan charged on at pace and sent the most delicious chip over the Brentford keeper and under the bar.
      But the Reds suffered their second injury blow of the afternoon before half time.
      Curtis Jones had been forced off earlier, then Jota was taken off on a stretcher after Norgaard fell on him.
      A treble injury blow has given Jurgen Klopp food for thought starting with Curtis JonesCredit: PA
      Diogo Jota went on injured as moments after assisting the openerCredit: Reuters
      Darwin Nunez netted but was taken off at half-timeCredit: Alamy

      On came Salah to a chorus of welcome from the away fans.
      The Egyptian King should have scored in the third of eight minutes of stoppage time, but Diaz’s cross just bounced off him.
      Worse news for the Reds followed when Nunez did not emerge for the second half, and was replaced by Gakpo.
      Diaz, the one Liverpool forward who deserved to go off, created an opening but sent his shot over the bar.
      Then Salah wasted another fine opportunity.
      Van Dijk’s header sent him clean through but his reluctance to use his right foot led to him jabbing a weird left-footed shot wide.
      No matter. Moments later Salah made the second goal.
      His pass found Mac Allister and the Argentinian World Cup winner outdid Kristoffer Ajer before jabbing home.
      Ivan Toney pulled one goal back for the home teamCredit: PA
      The result was Brentford’s eighth defeat in ten league gamesCredit: PA
      Bradley, giving another fine performance in Alexander-Arnold’s place, just cleared the bar with his own effort.
      Liverpool were finding life a little too easy, so Brentford boss Thomas Frank made a triple substitution.
      Ajer’s block stopped Diaz earning Salah another assist. But soon he had a goal.
      Gakpo won the header against Ajer, who was then let down by both his centre back partners.
      Ben Mee just left the ball for Salah ran on to and when Nathan Collins came across, he failed to stop Salah hitting a shot across Flekken to make it 3-0.
      The Bees felt a flutter of hope when Toney followed up to score after Kelleher made a superb stop from Sergio Reguilon.
      The home team threatened little, though, until Collins was guilty of another rank piece of defending.
      The former Wolves man allowed the ball to go through him, leaving Diaz to find Gakpo and the Dutchman to find the net.
      Flekken kept out a late Harvey Elliott free kick, Van Dijk hit the bar and Kelleher made a save himself in between, but this was a relegation performance from Brentford.
      Injuries may yet play a big role in whether this is a trophy-winning season for Liverpool.
      Here’s what Liverpool have up next
      Here’s what Brentford have up next
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      Tottenham vs Wolves LIVE SCORE: Latest updates as Spurs look to extend unbeaten Premier League run to six games

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      TOTTENHAM host Wolves in a huge Premier League clash on THIS afternoon.Spurs are looking to continue their good form in the top flight and extend their unbeaten run to six games.
      Wolves will be aiming to bounce back from their 2-0 home defeat to Brentford last time out.

      Kick off time: 3pm GMT
      TV/Stream: Not available in UK due to the 3pm blackout.

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      Nottingham Forest vs West Ham LIVE SCORE: Premier League updates as Irons look to bounce back from Arsenal thrashing

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      WEST HAM travel to the City Ground to take on Nottingham Forest in a huge Premier League clash this afternoon.The Hammers will be hoping to bounce back from their heavy 6-0 defeat at home to Arsenal last weekend.
      Meanwhile, Forest have taken just one point from their last four games and are sliding towards to bottom three.

      Kick off time: 3pm GMT
      TV/Stream: Not available in the UK due to 3pm blackout

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      Newcastle vs Bournemouth LIVE SCORE: Toon host Cherries in a Premier League battle on Tyneside – latest updates

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      NEWCASTLE welcome Bournemouth to Tyneside for a Saturday Premier League affair.A double from Bruno Guimaraes followed by Fabian Schar’s first-half stoppage-time strike helped the Toon see off Nottingham Forest last weekend.
      And Eddie Howe’s men will be determined to pile further pressure on Bournemouth who recently lost to Fulham.

      Kick-off time: 3pm GMT
      Live stream/TV channel: Not televised in the UK

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      Fulham vs Aston Villa LIVE SCORE: Unai Emery’s men look to get back to winning ways against Cottagers – Prem updates

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      ASTON VILLA will be hoping to end their two-game winless run against London outfit Fulham.The Villans went crashing out of the FA Cup at the hands of Chelsea, before losing to Manchester United courtesy of a late McTominay strike.
      While Marco Silva’s team haven’t lost in the league since at 1-0 defeat to Chelsea towards the beginning of January.

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      Champions League last-16 LIVE SCORES: PSG face tricky Real Sociedad test, Bayern travel to Lazio – latest updates

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      THE last-16 stage of the Champions League continues with PSG and Bayern Munich both in action.Kylian Mbappe and Co face Spanish side Real Sociedad, while Harry Kane is set to lead the line for Bayern against Lazio.
      And both sides will be hoping that they can emulate Manchester City who beat Copenhagen 3-1 or Real Madrid after their 1-0 away win against RB Leipzig.

      TV channel: TNT Sports 1/TNT Sports 2
      Live stream: discovery+

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      Neuer makes Harry Kane demand
      Manuel Neuer has made a strict demand to his Bayern Munich teammates ahead of their Champions League clash against Lazio after Harry Kane failed to find the net last weekend.
      Kane was limited to just one shot and 18 touches of the ball on Saturday afternoon as Bundesliga leaders Bayer Leverkusen extended their lead at the top of the table to five points.
      Neuer commented on the defeat, saying: “We haven’t quite gotten over it. When you lose like that, it does something with you. We’ve spoken about it, analysed it and been clear about it.
      “The good thing is we’ve got a game straight after. We want to get to the next round. We want to make up for things that we didn’t do well in Leverkusen.”
      Neuer added: “It’s important that we stick at it. It’s a new competition, a new day. Even when Bayern Munich lose, the sun still rises. We’re looking forward to the game.”
      Copy linkCopiedSchmeichel shows love for City star
      Peter Schmeichel hailed Kevin De Bruyne after Manchester City defeated Copenhagen 3-1 in the first leg of the Champions League last 16.
      He said: “He’s always got good things to say. What a player he is. He got Player of the Match today as well.”
      Pep Guardiola also described De Bruyne’s showing at the Parken Stadium as “extraordinary.”
      Copy linkCopiedCity set for huge windfall
      Manchester City hope to be the first English club to pocket £100 million in UEFA prize money this season by defending the Champions League crown.
      And with television cash added in, that could rise to a record-smashing whopping £128 million if they lift the trophy at Wembley on June 1.
      Pep Guardiola’s men picked up around £85 million from the organisers by lifting the trophy for the first time in Istanbul in June.
      But if they go all the way and retain their title on home soil it will be worth substantially more.
      While UEFA’s cash pot for the competition remains at a total £1.73bn, favourites City are in line to take their biggest share yet.
      Copy linkCopiedAncelotti praises Real Madrid duo
      Carlo Ancelotti praised Aurelien Tchouameni and Brahim Diaz following Real Madrid’s win over RB Leipzig.
      He told TNT Sports: “Without three centre-backs, Tchouameni played a fantastic game as a centre-back.
      “It’s an emergency now, but we understand he’s a fantastic player in every place you put him. He’s good as a number six, but also as a centre-back.”
      On Diaz, he added: “He [Diaz] played really well.
      “Obviously, Bellingham is a fantastic player and really important for us, but the fact we have a lot of injuries during the season gave everyone a strong motivation and they are doing really well.”
      Copy linkCopiedMan City break English record
      Manchester City set a new Champions League record following their 3-1 win over Copenhagen on Tuesday.
      The treble winners took control of the last-16 tie thanks to goals from Kevin de Bruyne, Bernardo Silva and Phil Foden.
      City have now won nine straight games in the Champions League, setting the longest streak by any English side in the competition’s history.
      Copy linkCopiedHaaland plays through heartbreak
      Erling Haaland played through the heartbreak of losing his grandmother against Copenhagen.
      The Manchester City striker lost Tone Rasdal, 80, over the weekend.
      Rasdal, the mother of Haaland’s father Alfie, died peacefully on Saturday.
      An obituary for Rasdal read: “Our dear mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, grandmother and great-grandmother Rasdal died peacefully today, aged 80.”
      Norwegian outlet Nettavisen reported that Rasdal passed away at a Sivdaheimen nursing home.
      It is expected that her funeral will take place next week.
      Copy linkCopiedKroos makes shock revelation
      Real Madrid star Toni Kroos shockingly admitted that Leipzig’s disallowed goal should have stood in Tuesday’s first-leg Champions League tie.
      Real Madrid ran out 1-0 winners in Germany, after a wonder goal from Jude Bellingham replacement Brahim Diaz.
      Both fans and footballers were left perplexed with the confusing refereeing decision inside three minutes.
      Benjamin Sesko found the net with a header, but the goal was disallowed due to a slight nudge from Benjmain Henrichs on goalkeeper Andriy Lunin.
      It was initially deemed that Sesko was offside, but the defender was then somewhat harshly penalised for colliding with the goalkeeper.
      Kroos said of the incident: “I think in the end he called offside because it got in his way.
      “But the goalkeeper couldn’t reach the ball and that’s why the goal had to be given. You can’t argue any other way.”
      Copy linkCopiedTuchel tipped to join Barcelona
      The representatives of Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel have offered him to another Champions League club, according to a new report.
      Journalist Fernando Polo claims that Tuchel’s entourage has offered his services to Barcelona, who will be looking for a new manager next season following the departure of Xavi.
      Xavi has already announced that he will leave Barca at the end of the campaign following a disappointing season which sees them sit 10 points behind leaders Real Madrid in the La Liga table.
      Copy linkCopiedFoden hilariously trolls Micah Richards
      Phil Foden cheekily trolled Micah Richards over his £600-a-week haircut habit after starring in Manchester City’s win over Copenhagemn.
      After adding another goal to his tally during City’s 3-1 win over Copenhagen, Foden stopped to chat with CBS Sports’ Champions League crew comprising of Kate Abdo, Micah Richards, Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry.
      After chatting about the game, Richards pivoted to Foden’s barnet.
      The former City ace, 35, asked: “Before you go, who’s your barber? Because your trim’s looking kinda fresh I’m not gonna lie.”
      Foden quipped back: “I’ve heard you pay a lot for your trim.”
      Copy linkCopiedBarca hit by injury woes
      Barcelona are set to be without Ferran Torres and Joao Felix when they take on Napoli next week.
      Both are sidelined through injury which means Xavi will likely have to call upon Raphinha and Yamine Lamal instead.
      Copy linkCopiedFoden breaks Champions League record
      Phil Foden created history in the Champions League last night by becoming the youngest Englishman to reach 50 appearances.
      After the contest, Gary Lineker hailed the Stockport-born midfielder as “outrageously brilliant” as he registered a goal and an assist.
      Foden has scored 14 goals and produced 11 assists in the Champions League, helping Manchester City win the competition last season.
      Copy linkCopiedForgotten Arsenal star to return
      Arsenal midfielder Fabio Vieira is set to give Mikel Arteta a major boost by returning to the squad for next week’s Champions League last-16 first leg clash against Porto.
      The playmaker has been out since November after undergoing groin injury.
      The Gunners’ Champions League campaign resumes next week, with a trip to Porto to face the Portuguese giants.
      And Vieira has given Arteta a major boost by returning to training, and the midfielder hopes to be fit to face Porto.
      Copy linkCopiedTuchel to address Kane issue
      Thomas Tuchel is keen to fix an issue with Harry Kane in tonight’s clash against Lazio.
      The striker uncharacteristically was starved of the ball in Saturday’s 3-0 defeat to Bayer Leverkusen.
      Tuchel said: “It was rare for Harry to have so few touches (against Leverkusen). The formation was actually thought of with him in mind, but we didn’t find him at all. We want to get Harry in the game more, and we need to fix it.
      “I’m convinced we can show a reaction (against Lazio). It wasn’t good enough in Leverkusen. But it’s a new opponent, a new competition. I hope we can make up for it.”
      Copy linkCopiedMan City suffer injury woes
      Pep Guardiola was left to rue injuries to Jack Grealish and Bernardo Silva after Manchester City returned to Champions League action with a 3-1 win at FC Copenhagen on Tuesday.
      He detailed the issues they have, saying: “It’s something muscular with Jack, his groin.
      “He felt it on the grass, started to complain. The players can feel it immediately if it’s muscular. It’s a pity, he’s gutted.
      “He wanted to continue but we didn’t want to make the damage even worse. We’ll make tests tomorrow.
      “Bernardo has a big knock in his ankle and Josko is out two to three weeks. Kova is ready to come back.”
      Copy linkCopiedGuardiola with eyes on the defence
      After winning an amazing treble last season, Man City are still in a good position to defend all three trophies.
      It will take some doing but with the depth of quality in their squad, you would not bet against them.
      They have one foot in the quarter finals of the Champions League, face Luton Town in the fifth round of the FA Cup and are two points behind Liverpool in the Premier League.
      Copy linkCopiedMadrid in Kroos control in Leipzig
      With all the stars in Carlo Ancelotti’s side, one player who often gets overlooked is their midfielder Toni Kroos.
      The stability he brings to this team, while linking play, is something that takes Madrid to another level.
      Once again this evening, his stats over the course of the game are something to be respected.

      Copy linkCopiedQuiet night for Haaland in Denmark
      Despite their emphatic win, Copenhagen did manage to keep Erling Haaland fairly quiet this evening.
      The big Norwegian probably had more glimpses of goal in added time than he did in the rest of the game.
      Not that Guardiola will be worried, just his presence on the pitch creates openings for the players around him.
      Copy linkCopiedCity continue to impress with form
      Man City go into a run of games now before they face Liverpool at Anfield on March 10.
      Being the perfectionist that he is, Pep Guardiola will want to head into that crunch match having won every game before it.
      They face Chelsea this weekend but also have a Manchester derby thrown in the mix too.

      Copy linkCopiedDiaz takes over Bellingham mantle
      Brahim Diaz stepped into the void this evening due to the injury to Jude Bellingham.
      It was his goal that seperated the sides at the Red Bull Arena.
      With a special strike, it left many asking the question…..Jude who?

      Copy linkCopiedDe Bruyne back in groove for City
      Having spent such a long time out injured, many wondered if we would see the same Kevin De Bruyne when he finally returned.
      He has certainly answered that question and it looks like he has never been away as he is involved in all that Man City do.
      Another stellar performance this evening which saw him score one goal and get two assists.
      True class.

      Copy linkCopiedFT: RB Leipzig 0-1 Real Madrid
      Brahim Diaz’s stunning goal is the difference between the sides.
      Marco Rose will be giving his side some shooting practice when they get back together for training.
      The stats would suggest that the Germans dominated the game, but Real Madrid come away with a slender one-goal advantage.

      Copy linkCopiedFT: Copenhagen 1-3 Man City
      It is a comfortable win for Pep Guardiola’s side in the end.
      They made things more difficult for themselves when Ederson’s blunder led to a Copenhagen equaliser.
      In the end, Man City will be pleased to take a two goal lead back to the Etihad Stadium.

      Copy linkCopiedFT: RB Leipzig 0-1 Real Madrid
      A disappointing result for the Germans at the Red Bull Arena.
      Real Madrid were favourites to win this game but Leipzig did enough to score the goals that could have won this game.
      They now face a tough task at the Bernabeu.
      Copy linkCopiedFT: Copenhagen 1-3 Man City
      Many City deal with a tricky fixture and now have one foot in the quarter finals of the Champions League.
      They will take a two goal advantage back to Manchester for the second leg.
      Copenhagen have tried their hardest to cause an upset but the visitors’ class shone through.
      Copy linkCopiedCopenhagen 1-3 Man City
      90+2. Foden cuts in from the flank and spots the run of De Bruyne.
      He gets to the byline and gives it back to Foden.
      Shifting it onto his left foot he buries his effort into the back of the net.
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      Champions League last-16 LIVE SCORES: Man City BEAT Copenhagen ,Real Madrid overcome RB Leipzig – latest updates

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      THE last-16 of the Champions League kicked off tonight as Man City beat Copenhagen 3-1 in their first let clash. Meanwhile, Champions League kings Real Madrid overcame RB Leipzig 1-0 in Germany.
      Tomorrow night, PSG host Real Sociedad while Lazio welcome Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich.

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      Guardiola with eyes on the defence
      After winning an amazing treble last season, Man City are still in a good position to defend all three trophies.
      It will take some doing but with the depth of quality in their squad, you would not bet against them.
      They have one foot in the quarter finals of the Champions League, face Luton Town in the fifth round of the FA Cup and are two points behind Liverpool in the Premier League.
      Copy linkCopiedMadrid in Kroos control in Leipzig
      With all the stars in Carlo Ancelotti’s side, one player who often gets overlooked is their midfielder Toni Kroos.
      The stability he brings to this team, while linking play, is something that takes Madrid to another level.
      Once again this evening, his stats over the course of the game are something to be respected.

      Copy linkCopiedQuiet night for Haaland in Denmark
      Despite their emphatic win, Copenhagen did manage to keep Erling Haaland fairly quiet this evening.
      The big Norwegian probably had more glimpses of goal in added time than he did in the rest of the game.
      Not that Guardiola will be worried, just his presence on the pitch creates openings for the players around him.
      Copy linkCopiedCity continue to impress with form
      Man City go into a run of games now before they face Liverpool at Anfield on March 10.
      Being the perfectionist that he is, Pep Guardiola will want to head into that crunch match having won every game before it.
      They face Chelsea this weekend but also have a Manchester derby thrown in the mix too.

      Copy linkCopiedDiaz takes over Bellingham mantle
      Brahim Diaz stepped into the void this evening due to the injury to Jude Bellingham.
      It was his goal that seperated the sides at the Red Bull Arena.
      With a special strike, it left many asking the question…..Jude who?

      Copy linkCopiedDe Bruyne back in groove for City
      Having spent such a long time out injured, many wondered if we would see the same Kevin De Bruyne when he finally returned.
      He has certainly answered that question and it looks like he has never been away as he is involved in all that Man City do.
      Another stellar performance this evening which saw him score one goal and get two assists.
      True class.

      Copy linkCopiedFT: RB Leipzig 0-1 Real Madrid
      Brahim Diaz’s stunning goal is the difference between the sides.
      Marco Rose will be giving his side some shooting practice when they get back together for training.
      The stats would suggest that the Germans dominated the game, but Real Madrid come away with a slender one-goal advantage.

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      It is a comfortable win for Pep Guardiola’s side in the end.
      They made things more difficult for themselves when Ederson’s blunder led to a Copenhagen equaliser.
      In the end, Man City will be pleased to take a two goal lead back to the Etihad Stadium.

      Copy linkCopiedFT: RB Leipzig 0-1 Real Madrid
      A disappointing result for the Germans at the Red Bull Arena.
      Real Madrid were favourites to win this game but Leipzig did enough to score the goals that could have won this game.
      They now face a tough task at the Bernabeu.
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      Many City deal with a tricky fixture and now have one foot in the quarter finals of the Champions League.
      They will take a two goal advantage back to Manchester for the second leg.
      Copenhagen have tried their hardest to cause an upset but the visitors’ class shone through.
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      90+2. Foden cuts in from the flank and spots the run of De Bruyne.
      He gets to the byline and gives it back to Foden.
      Shifting it onto his left foot he buries his effort into the back of the net.
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      90+2. Leipzig will be disappointed with this result.
      They have had nine shots on targets and to have not scored a single goal will infuriate Marco Rose.
      You could argue that they should be heading to Madrid with a much more favourable scoreline.
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      90. Man City are still probing, trying to find a third goal.
      Copenhagen are starting to get frustrated, unable to get the ball back off the defending champions.
      They have managed to keep Erling Haaland quiet this evening.
      There will be three minutes added in Denmark.
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      87. The referee is getting a bit card-happy in this game now.
      Madrid seem content to hold onto their goal advantage to take back to Spain with them.
      As they look to retain possession, Leipzig fly in with some heavy challenges trying to get the ball back.
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      84. Jordan Larsson has come on for Copenhagen.
      He is the son of former Celtic and Barcelona striker Henrik.
      If he is anything like his father, he could be some talent.
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      82. More worries for Carlo Ancelotti as Brahim Diaz is down in need of some treatment.
      It is the last thing Real Madrid need at the moment as their injury count piles up.
      Leipzig are starting to rain more shots down on Lunin’s goal but the Madrid keeper is equal to it so far this evening.
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      77. Bernardo Silva is on the edge of a heavy challenge and a free kick is awarded.
      The Portuguese midfielder is not happy with that one and seems to be in some pain as he limps away from it.
      Guardiola is getting Nunes to warm up, he will not want to risk the fitness of Silva.
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      74. Henrichs feeds the ball to Olmo, who immediately looks to shoot from outside the box.
      Lunin gets down well into the bottom corner of the goal to make the save.
      Real Madrid break quickly with Brahim Diaz who finds Vinicius Junior in the box.
      The Brazilian’s right-footed shot strikes the post and comes back out.
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      71. Doku shifts the ball onto his right foot and looks to bend one into the top corner.
      Grabara makes a theatrical one-handed save to palm it away.
      Oscar Hojlund, brother of Rasmus, has come on for the Danes.
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      70. Dani Carvajal is shown a yellow card for a clumsy foul.
      Leipzig are doing well to get bodies between the Madrid players and the goal.
      The amount of efforts that have been blocked this evening, preventing Gulacsi from being called into action.
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      64. Copenhagen have brought on ex-Cardiff City striker Andreas Cornelius to try and get a goal.
      He will offer a more physcial problem for the Man City defence.
      Guardiola’s side continue to pass the ball around, patiently trying to find an opening.
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      62. Camavinga has a chance to get a shot away but it is blocked by his own playeer as it strikes Rodrygo.
      Leipzig go straight down the other end and Olmo gets a shot away from a tight angle, but it is high and wide.
      Both sides are still having a go in this game, neither side is sitting back and taking their foot off the gas at all.
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      57. This game just goes to show, once you get to this stage of the Champions League, this is no such thing as an easy game.
      Man City are dominating possession stil but just cannot find that final pass to open Copenhagen up.
      The longer the game stays at only a single goal being the difference, Copenhagen have the chance of a sucker punch on the counter.
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      53. The hosts have certainly not given up in this game.
      Dani Olmo has the chance to shoot but Lunin makes an easy save in the middle of the goal.
      Benjamin Sesko has yet another chance, this time wide on the edge of the six yard box.
      He strikes it well but once again the Madrid keeper gets down well to save in the bottom corner.
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