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Kick Off: Haaland hits 30 PL goals; Messi leads Europe all-time club goal record

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Match Reports

Southampton 1-4 Man City: Haaland hits 30 EPL goals in his debut season

Erling Haaland marked his return from injury with two goals as Manchester City kept up their pursuit of Arsenal with a 4-1 win at Southampton.

Real Madrid 2-3 Villarreal: Ancelotti's side stunned late by Chukwueze's brace

Real Madrid's faint La Liga title hopes were dealt a huge blow as Samuel Chukwueze's stunning strike secured victory for Villarreal at the Bernabeu.

Wolves 1-0 Chelsea: Blues go 4 games without a win, Matheus Nunes scores

Matheus Nunes' stunning volley moved Wolves four points clear of the relegation zone as Chelsea caretaker Lampard's reign started in disappointing fashion with a 1-0 defeat.

Tottenham 2-1 Brighton: Kane nets winner, Son sets record, both coaches sent off

Harry Kane struck the winner as Tottenham fought their way to an important victory in the race for the top four.

Man Utd 2-0 Everton: McTominay & Martial on score sheet, Rashford off injured

After numerous clear-cut chances for Antony and Rashford in the first half, McTominay at last netted the opener with a fine strike from inside the box.

Nice 0-2 PSG: Messi & Ramos secure another win for Parisians

Game is over and the final score is Nice 0-2 PSG. Here is the match report.

Lazio 2-1 Juventus: Zaccagni nets winner despite Rabiot scores

Game is over and the final score is Lazio 2-1 Juventus. Here is the match report.

Torino 0-1 Roma: Mourinho's side move up to 3rd as Dybala scores

An early Paulo Dybala penalty proved enough, as Roma took all three points away to Torino and leapfrogged over Inter and Milan into third place.

Freiburg 0-1 Bayern: De Ligt nets, Tuchel's men avenge DFB Pokal elimination

Matthijs de Ligt's brilliant strike gave Bayern Munich victory at Freiburg and kept them top of the Bundesliga.

Dortmund 2-1 Union Berlin: Malen & Moukoko strike, BVB claim 3 points

The game is over and the final score is Dortmund 2-1 Union Berlin. Here is the match report.

Top Headline

Messi edges CR7 again, Argentinian is now Europe's all-time club goal leader

As Cristiano Ronaldo now plays in Saudi Arabia, Lionel Messi continues to play in one of Europe's top-5 leagues and this Saturday he scored his 702nd goal in Europe.

These Things Happen

Ten Hag fumes at PL for scheduling Everton clash as early Saturday kick-off

Erik ten Hag has hit out at Premier League scheduling after star striker Marcus Rashford limped out of Manchester United’s 2-0 win against Everton.

Goal-machine Haaland has MORE EPL goals this season than Chelsea's ENTIRE team

Erling Haaland's brace for Man City against Southampton saw the Norwegian striker surpass Chelsea for Premier League goals this season.

Frank Lampard has already promised what he won't do again at Chelsea

Frank Lampard has already revealed the one thing he won't do in charge second time round.

Chelsea boss Lampard explains why N'Golo Kante is "rested"

Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano published Lampard's explanation for "resting" the team's veteran N'Golo Kante.

Ten Hag confirms Rashford injury ahead of Sevilla clash

Manchester United have suffered a major injury blow ahead of their Europa League clash with Sevilla.

Barcelona receive Samuel Umtiti payment from Lecce

Barcelona are set to pick up a €500,000 payment from Serie A side Lecce as per their loan agreement over Samuel Umtiti.

What They Say

Materazzi reveals what he told Zidane before 2006 World Cup final headbutt

Zinédine Zidane’s final game in his illustrious trophy-laden career ended in a rush of blood to the head.

'Waste of time' - Man Utd great Scholes gives assessment as Eriksen returns

Paul Scholes said it is "almost a waste of time" having forward players in Manchester United's team with Fred and Scott McTominay starting together in midfield.

Arteta agrees with De Bruyne as Arsenal boss fires back at title critics