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Bruno Guimaraes grabbed a glorious stoppage-time winner as Newcastle United beat Leicester City 2-1 on Sunday to take another vital step towards preserving their Premier League status. The win moved Newcastle up to 14th place on 37 points, 12 above Burnley in 18th spot, with Leicester three points ahead of the Magpies in ninth.
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Yannick Carrasco's last-minute penalty snatches all three points for Atletico Madrid, handing the 10-man hosts a 2-1 win over Espanyol. Raul de Tomas scored Espanyol’s equaliser after a controversial red card, putting the home side’s top-four hopes in serious jeopardy. Ad/> But Atletico scored in the last minute of the game from the penalty spot after De Tomas handled the ball inside the box.
NEWCASTLE: Bruno Guimaraes grabbed a glorious stoppage-time winner as Newcastle United beat Leicester City 2-1 on Sunday (Apr 17) to take another vital step towards preserving their Premier League status.
Bruno Guimaraes was the hero on Tyneside as his brace, including a stoppage-time winner, secured a 2-1 win over Leicester City at St James’ Park to surely eradicate any lingering relegation fears. The result moves Eddie Howe's men 12 points clear of the bottom three to secure a fifth consecutive home Premier League win, against a Leicester side languishing in mid-table obscurity.
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Bayern Munich are now one win from a tenth successive Bundesliga title after they sealed a comfortable 3-0 victory away against Arminia Bielefeld at the SchucoArena to deepen the home side’s relegation fears. Julian Nagelsmann’s side took the lead after just ten minutes as Alphonso Davies’ ball from the left across the face of goal was met by Robert Lewandowski, but the final touch came off Bielefeld’s Jacob Laursen, who put the ball into his own net to give Bayern the advantage.
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