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LIVERPOOL travel to Leicester for a huge Premier League clash to cap off Super Sunday!The Reds have one hand on the title, and could lift the trophy as soon as Wednesday if Arsenal fail to beat Crystal Palace.At the other end of the table, Leicester’s fate could be sealed today – if they are unable to beat Liverpool it would confirm their relegation back to the Championship.Kick off time: 4.30pm BSTTV channel: Sky Sports Main EventLive stream: NOW/Sky Sports appLeicester team: Hermansen; Ricardo, Faes, Coady, Thomas; Ndidi, Soumare; El Khannouss, De Cordova,Reid, Mavididi; VardyLiverpool team: Alisson; Bradley, Konate, Van Dijk, Tsimikas; Mac Allister, Gravenberch, Szoboszlai; Mo Salah, Diaz, GakpoCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…Leicester 0-0 Liverpool35. Leicester have not looked to push forward too much.In the opening exchanges they seemed to have more of a hunger.It would be a big concern for van Nistelrooy if their tanks are already empty.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool33. Liverpool continue to dominate possession in this match.It is rare not to see The Reds creating clear-cut chances though.They seem to be struggling with breaking down the ten men behind the ball.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool31. Mac Allister goes heavy into a challenge with El Khannouss.It is a great tackle from the Argentine and leaves The Foxes’ player rolling around on the floor.When he realises no one is interested in his theatrics, he miraculously gets back to his feet.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool29. It has been relatively easy for The Reds so far.At some point though, you feel they have already broken the deadlock in this game.If they go into the interval all square, that would be quite poor from the league leaders.Copy linkCopiedView from SunSport’s Graham Hill Not sure anyone quite predicted this, but Leicester are actually giving Liverpool a game here.Wilfred Ndidi slammed a shot against after 11 minutes, and you get the feeling the roof would come off the King Power Stadium if they scored their first Premier League goal at home since December.Liverpool have also hit the post – two, in fact – with Mo Salah’s third minute shot striking both of them before bouncing out. He may well have been ruled offside though.Despite the sides’ differing fortunes this season, Ruud van Nistelrooy is matching his old pal Arne Slot at the moment.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool27. It is crazy to think only eight years ago there was Champions League football being played here.Now the only danger of that is if someone has brought a PS5 with them.A free-kick is awarded for a foul on Diaz.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool25. If Liverpool were to get some quick goals here, this ground would empty like there is a fire drill being run.We have seen it in a lot of Leicester’s games this season.As it stands, they are holding the league leaders here today.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool23. Bradley offers something completely different to Alexander-Arnold.He looks so comfortable on the ball running with it, driving at the opposition.The Foxes look to counter but Mavididi is offside.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool21. Bradley has been a bit clumsy on the ball a couple of times now.On both occasions he should have cleared his lines but allowed Leicester to win the ball off him.As a cross drops into the box, it is hacked clear by the visitors.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool19. It seems important for The Reds to make a statement here.Much like Arsenal did at Ipswich, a comfortable victory would show the gap in quality between the two teams.Salah could have had a couple of goals already in this one.Credit: PACopy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool17. The Foxes are dropping deep, trying to make themselves difficult to break down.Mac Allister tries to put a cross into towards Salah at the back post.There is far too much on it and it goes out harmlessly for a goal kick.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool15. Despite Leicester hitting the post, The Reds are in complete control of this game currently.Passing the ball around like this is being played at Anfield.You feel the first goal will really dictate how this one plays out.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool13. Salah looks to curl a cross into the box.It takes a defender off a Leicester player and lands on the roof of the net.Just as well it wasn’t a bit lower as that had wrong-footed the keeper.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool11. End to end stuff here at the moment.Ndidi strikes from the edge of the box, only to see it come crashing back off the post.Liverpool come forward and Gakpo finds Salah at the back post.His volley brings a good save out of Hermansen.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool9. It is a bit quiet at the King Power in the home ends.Liverpool force a corner and van Dijk makes a run to meet it.A goal kick is awarded, despite it blatently coming off Faes.Credit: PACopy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool7. The Foxes are trying to utilise the flanks early on.They seem to have an air of confidence after getting a point against Brighton last week.You feel it is up to Liverpool to knock that out of them in the early stages.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool5. Big let off for the hosts there.You feel if Liverpool get an early goal, heads could drop.Slot’s side have made a confident start to the game.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool3. The away fans start singing ‘we’re gonna win the league’.It is a party atmosphere in the away end.Salah has a big chance to open the scoring but his shot strikes both post before coming back out.Copy linkCopiedLeicester 0-0 Liverpool1. It is a bright, sunny day in Leicester this afternoon.Unless they can do the unthinkable and win here, it may be a gloomy evening for Foxes’ fans.They will need to keep The Reds at bay for as long as they can to do just that.Copy linkCopiedKick-off: Leicester vs LiverpoolWe are underway at the King Power Stadium.Nothing but victory will keep The Foxes in the top-flight.Liverpool get the game started.Copy linkCopiedFoxes rank outsiders in front of own fansThe bookies cannot see anything but a Liverpool win at the King Power this afternoon:Leicester – 9/1Draw – 6/1Liverpool – 2/9All match odds brought to you by Betway.Copy linkCopiedDutchman looking to stay positiveThe Foxes manager spoke with Sky Sports before this tough challenge as the league leaders roll into town:It’s important that we are competing in the short term and in now, to show what we can do. We finish it as strongly as possible. We all know the situation that we are in and that is the reality we are in. Every individual needs to show themselves in the best way. That is what we did against Brighton and it is something to build on.Ruud van NistelrooyLeicester CityCopy linkCopiedView from the King PowerFrom SunSport’s Graham Hill…Arsenal’s win at Ipswich means that the champagne is still on ice for Liverpool, but Arne Slot’s side look likely to take another step towards the title against doomed Leicester.But Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side will be relegated back to the Championship after just a season if they fail to win here at the King Power Stadium.Both teams’ fate has been decided for some time, but unless the Foxes can muster their best result of the season, the axe will fall on them – then it will be van Nistelrooy’s future as manager that will come under the spotlight.Trent Alexander-Arnold returns to the Reds’ bench for what could be his first appearance since being injured in the Champions League defeat to PSG.Cody Gakpo returns to the starting line-up, replacing Diogo Jota and Dominik Szoboszlai comes in for Curtis Jones.Ricardo Pereira will get his first Leicester City start in more than five months after injury.Copy linkCopiedToday’s resultsArsenal denied Liverpool the chance to win the title as early as today after thrashing Ipswich 4-0 at Portman Road.But the win has came at a cost with Bukayo Saka limping off in the second half after a horror lunge from Leif Davis, which the Ipswich defender received a red card for.Elsewhere, Man Utd lost 1-0 at home to Wolves and Chelsea fought back to win 2-1 at Fulham.Credit: EPACopy linkCopiedWelcome to Leicester vs LiverpoolHello and welcome to Leicester vs Liverpool at the King Power Stadium!Liverpool cannot win the Premier League title today – after Arsenal defeated Ipswich earlier this afternoon.But the Reds can put one hand on the trophy, and if the Gunners fail to defeat Crystal Palace on Wednesday Arne Slot’s side will be crowned champions then.While the Foxes can be relegated down to the Championship today if they are unable to beat Liverpool.It has been a woeful campaign for Ruud van Nistelrooy’s side, who have won just one of their last 18 Prem matches.We’ll be bringing you all of the updates right here on SunSport’s live blog…Copy linkCopied More

MANCHESTER UNITED have been given a brutal reality check after losing to Wolves at Old Trafford!Pablo Sarabia’s sublime free-kick fired the visitors to three huge points, as Wolves did the double over United for the first time since the 1979/80 season.And it is a real fall from grace after their sensational Europa League win against Lyon last week.RESULT: Man Utd 0-1 WolvesFull time statsCopy linkCopiedMore Man Utd miseryFor a while in the league now Amorims team have been playing for nothing really as they it’s impossible for them to get into any European spots now. Copy linkCopiedFull time – Man Utd 0-1 WolvesThere we have it full time at Old Trafford and another league defeat for United after hitting heights on Thursday night against Lyon. There sole focus is definitely on the Europa league. As for Wolves it’s their fifth consecutive win in the league for the first time since 1970 and they secure a double over United since 1980!Vito Pereira is loving life in Wolves – what a turn around he’s made happen,Wolves win means Leicester are now confirmed to be relegated.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves90+7. Wolves just standing strong as United desperately hoping to get a shot off,Garnacho clatters into Wolves defender when attempting a shot but concedes a foul and that looks like that’s it.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves90+6. Looking like United’s final chance a corner for them at the dying stages but no Onana up.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves90+4. It’s another disappointing freekick from United as Bruno hits it over.Bentley will definitely take his time with the restart.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves90+3. Cunha with a silly foul on Mount and another set piece for United but this time Bruno is over it.Cunha comes off for Djiga.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves90+2. With United chasing an equaliser Wolves come up the other end with Rodrigo Gomes away and he pulls it back in a dangerous area but no one there.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves90. Six minutes of stoppage time to be added on. Can United do what they did on Thursday and pull off a miracle or at least find an equalising goal.Copy linkCopiedViews from SunSport’s Martin BlackburnRasmus Hojlund misery goes on. The Dane had the best chance of a lacklustre second half but could not reach Alejandro Garnacho’s cross. Soon afterwards he was replaced by Chido Obi and his record now stands at one goal in 28 games. No wonder United are on course for their lowest ever goals tally in a Prem season.The Red Devils’ home form in this season’s Prem has been desperate.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves87. United are staring at another defeat in the league – their 15th of the season!While Wolves are looking at their fifth consecutive win in the league and their first league double over United since 1980!Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves86. What a ball that is from Eriksen with the outside of his boot on the left hand side of Wolves box. Mount put’s his all in to stretch for it but makes the wrong contact and goes wide.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves83. Garnacho lays off Mount brilliantly but it’s over from the no.7!You would have backed him to put that in the net if he was back in his Chelsea days.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves82. Few subs here as Doherty is brought on for Ait-Nouri and Yoro comes on for Lindelof. Amass and Sarabia both receive yellow cards.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-1 Wolves77. WOW! Out of absolutely nothing from Sarabia who’s only been on the pitch for about three minutes and he whips it over the wall beautifully inside the near post!As it stands Wolves will go neck and neck with United in the table.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Wolves75. Freekick for Wolves as Cunha holds off Eriksen before he brings down for a yellow card about 25 yards out.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Wolves73. It’s neat and nice play from United again, Obi and Mount combine for a few passes till Mount plays it to Garnacho who lays it for Fernandes in the box but he gets the shot horribly wrong and it is wayward.That’s the man who all United fans would have wanted the ball to fall to aswell!Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Wolves72. Again that man Fernandes breaking the lines of Wolves defence as he plays it to Obi at a tight angle who tries to cut it back but could he have gone for the shot? This run of play ends with a weak bouncy volley from Bruno falling into the graceful hands of Bentley.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Wolves68. Hojlund coming off now for the young man Obi. He won’t have a chance to be the hero today as he probably would have wished to.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Wolves64. There we go a penetrating pass from Bruno to Eriksen to break the lines and Eriksen gives it to Garnacho who puts in a dangerous ball.It is just missed by Hojlund as he does everything to try and reach it, his goal drought continues only the one goal in 27 games!Much better from United! Instant impact from BrunoCopy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Wolves62. Will the changes for United have an impact on the game and be the thing this game is missing. The United fans have been waiting for their captain to come as they know he can always create something out of nothing.Copy linkCopiedMan Utd 0-0 Wolves59. First three subs of the game for United as Dorgu, Ugarte and Mainoo all come off for Dalot, Fernandes and Mount.Copy linkCopied More

CHELSEA have snatched a vital three points from their London rivals Fulham as they continue their Champions League charge.Alex Iwobi initially scored the opener to stun Enzo Maresca’s men before Blues youngster Tyrique George bagged his first-ever goal to put the sides on level terms.And just when it seemed as if the points would be shared, Pedro Neto scored a sublime strike to earn a crucial win for the Blues.RESULT: Fulham 1-2 ChelseaCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSFollow our live blog below…Neto heaps praise on George He said: “What a finish it was. He has been working with us for a while. “Today he showed what he can do, he scored a beautiful goal and we go from that.”Credit: GettyCopy linkCopied’It is not easy’ Neto added: “I think it could be a big part of the season for us. We showed character. To be honest, I have no words.”It is not easy to spend all season in the top four and we were out before this game. “The character the team showed, we now need to think about Everton.”Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedHit and hope Pedro Neto admitted his wonder-goal came from just leathering it as hard as he could. He said: “When I received the ball, I just span around and shot as hard as I can. The ball went in. “The first one, Leno did an unbelievable save and I was so frustrated that the second one I had to put all the power into the shot.”Credit: ReutersCopy linkCopiedFull-time stats Possession – 40% – 60%Shots – 6-13Big chances – 0-1Corners – 5-4Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-2 Fulham – FULL-TIMENot quite a snatch-and-grab from the Blues but it teetered on it for much of the contest. The bitter rivals were separated by sheer quality in the end; two gorgeous strikes late in the second-half see Chelsea re-take their position in the top five. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-2 Fulham – GOAL93 – A goal deserving of winning a derby from MOTM contender Neto. A quick move engineered by midfield duo Caicedo and Fernández got the Blues up the pitch in seconds, beofre the latter’s cross deflected perfectly for their Portuguese winger to have a sweet crack at it and beyond Leno. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-1 Fulham90 – Six minutes have been added on. It will go beyond that as Carlos Vinícius hobbles off the ground after contact with Sánchez. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-1 Fulham88 – Gusto pulls up with hamstring discomfort and is replaced to former Fulham defender Tosin Adarabioyo, who gets a mixed reception with a smattering of you-know whats.Copy linkCopiedChelsea 1-1 Fulham – GOAL83 – And just like that we have a game. In search for an equaliser, the ball bundles itself to the path of substitute Tyrique George as he dispatches first-time past Leno and sparks some life into a contest that was meandering. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham77 – A couple subs to ring through: Chelsea: Jackson OUT, George IN. Fulham: Sessegnon and Tete OUT, Wilson and Castagne OUT. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham75 – Fulham launch a hopeful ball forward to Jiménez, which is dealt by Sánchez and offloaded to Caicedo. The Ecuadoran midfielder is fouled and in the act of wanting to restart quickly plays the resulting pass out of play. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham71 – The home side make their first change of the afternoon as the industrious Lukić comes off for Cairney. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham68 – Palmer finally has a chance to make his mark on the game as he goes driving into Fulham’s box. His shot blazes off target into the stand. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham65 – A moment of cat and mouse with Palmer and Pereira. The Fulham playmaker had seemingly jinked enough to win a corner, or so he thought, with referee Taylor and his assistants ruling a goal-kick to the dismay of many. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 FulhamThe official attendance has floated past the press pack with the figures standing at 27, 000. It feels double that inside Craven Cottage. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham55 – After a 15-second of “shoot” from the home support, Chelsea get the ball clear and into an advantageous potion with Jackson. The striker’s releases Neto with a clear sight on goal from yards out but Leno makes himself big, literally and figuratively, to stop an equaliser. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham52 – A bit more pip to Chelsea’s step. Play is worked out to Neto who sets up Gusto in open space. A curling shot on his unfavourable weak foot is easily handled by Leno but signs of hope are seemingly emerging. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham47 – Sancho’s introduction has shifted Neto to the right, but the industry and threat remains. He earns free-kick, which results in a corner that Fulham eventually deal with. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 FulhamAnd we’re back. Two changes from Maresca: Sancho and Gusto on, James and Madueke for the Blues. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham – Half-time statsPossession – 41% – 59%Shots – 2-4Big chances – 0-1Corners – 3-1Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham – HALF-TIMEFor much of the half, Chelsea were just participating to manage the gushing Fulham momentum that was coming from all four corners of the stadium aswell as on the pitch.Alex Iwobi dispatched the half’s only goal with composure. Chelsea have lacked it, and the fight to go with it. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham 45 – Over the set-piece, Andreas Pereira delivers a looping ball which is headed away before the unmarked Berge can do anything about it.A corner was the assumption but Anthony Taylor blows the whistle for half-time to the frustrations of the away fans. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham 43 – Fulham have managed to stave any potential signs of danger from Chelsea expertly. Intricate build-up play on the left between Neto, Fernández and Cucurella was marshalled before being seized away. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham 35 – Robinson snuffles out Madueke’s attempt to craft a chance out on the right wing. No real breathing room for Chelsea. Copy linkCopiedChelsea 0-1 Fulham 31 – A rarity for Chelsea, but they manage to break out of Fulham’s half with purpose. A move two-man led by Jakcson and Neto on the left wing, as the latter cross has too much pace for his striker to connect with.Promising no less. Copy linkCopied More