Pep: KDB beyond perfect | Haaland will help us score more
Pep Guardiola sent out a frightening message to the Premier League that he thinks Erling Haaland will help already free-scoring Man City score even more next season.
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Pep Guardiola sent out a frightening message to the Premier League that he thinks Erling Haaland will help already free-scoring Man City score even more next season.
ELCHE, Spain (Reuters) -Matheus Cunha and Rodrigo de Paul scored with close-range strikes to earn Atletico Madrid a 2-0 win at Elche on Wednesday, securing Diego Simeone's side a top-four LaLiga finish and Champions League qualification for the 10th straight season.
Kevin De Bruyne scored four goals as Manchester City overwhelmed Wolves 5-1 at Molineux to go three points clear at the top of the Premier League table and move within four points of the title
Kevin de Bruyne produced a brilliant four-goal display to sink Wolves - and manager Pep Guardiola said he was "disappointed" he didn't score a fifth! The brilliant Belgian went within an ace of matching the Premier League goalscoring record in a game when he twanged a post late in the game, after scoring a hat-trick inside 17 first-half minutes and then adding a fourth in the second half.
Everton missed the chance to move further clear of the bottom three after a tepid goalless draw with already relegated Watford at Vicarage Road.
Having knocked out Luana Carolina with an extraordinary spinning elbow at UFC London in March, Molly McCann will be back on home soil this summer.
Leeds United suffered a major blow to their hopes of escaping the relegation zone as a 3-0 win for Chelsea kept the Whites in the bottom three.
Boss Warren Joyce was left fuming at a penalty decision which proved crucial as Nottingham Forest Under-18s lost to Manchester United in their first ever FA Youth Cup final.