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Some Chelsea fans were reportedly heard chanting about Roman Abramovich during a tribute to Ukraine before the Premier League clash with Burnley on Saturday afternoon.
Manchester City won the Conti Cup final against Chelsea 3-1 on Saturday night to lift their first trophy of the season. Chelsea won last year’s tournament and were looking to retain the title against another big-money side.
Chelsea scored four goals in a 21-minute burst at the start of the second half in a 4-0 win at Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday.
LIVERPOOL: Liverpool closed to within three points of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League as Sadio Mane’s goal secured a nervy 1-0 win over West Ham at Anfield. Defeat leaves West Ham still two points outside the top four having played more games than all their competition for a place in next season’s Champions League. But David Moyes’ men will rue a host of missed chances to salvage a point, which would have given City breathing space at the top of the table.
NEWCASTLE: It has come to something when Newcastle United, the team that could not buy a win in late 2021, are claiming three points despite not playing well.
Thomas Tuchel criticised Chelsea supporters who sang owner Roman Abramovich's name during a minute's applause for Ukraine before their 4-0 win over Burnley at Turf Moor.
Eddie Howe has transformed Newcastle from relegation certainties to top-half candidates in less than four months. After a difficult start - with just one win in his opening 10 games - the fruits of Howe’s labour on the training ground are finally paying off and Premier League football next season looks a formality.
Four months after 97-year-old amateur Leonid Stanislavskyi's dreams came true when he played with 21-time grand slam champion Rafa Nadal, the Ukrainian is enduring his worst nightmare in Kharkiv as Russian forces bomb the city.