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BOURNEMOUTH, England: Chelsea claimed their first win under interim manager Frank Lampard with a 3-1 victory at Bournemouth in the Premier League on Saturday (May 6) to snap a nine-match winless run in all competitions.
The last time Manchester United lost back-to-back league games was in the first two matches of the season after an opening defeat to Brighton.
Late goals from Benoit Badiashile and Joao Felix earned Chelsea and Frank Lampard a hard-fought 3-1 win over Bournemouth. The game was evenly poised heading into the final 10 minutes until substitutes Hakim Ziyech, Raheem Sterling and Felix made the difference to give Lampard his first win since returning to Chelsea in place of Graham Potter. Ad The result means The Blues are now mathematically safe from relegation in 11th, while Bournemouth remain 14th and at risk.
Skor imbang 1-1 menutup babak pertama duel lanjutan Liga Inggris antara Bournemouth vs Chelsea. The Blues memimpin lebih dulu, namun The Cherries berhasil mencetak gol balasan.
With just three weeks of the Premier League season to go, Manchester United's destiny is in their own hands.
Jen Beattie has claimed Arsenal can still “100%” win the Women’s Super League title following victory against Leicester City on Friday. Frida Maanum scored the only goal of the game to earn the Gunners three points which helped close the gap on third-place Chelsea to two points, but Beattie and Arsenal are aiming higher than a top-three finish.
Manchester United missed out on the opportunity to tighten their grip on a top-four berth on Thursday evening, losing 1-0 to Brighton in dramatic circumstances at the Amex Stadium.
Raheem Sterling conceded that Chelsea's slump this season has been one of the low points of his career but believes the struggles could strengthen the Premier League team in the long run.