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Seasons can be turned on a single moment, for better or worse. Jordan Pickford’s brilliance in Everton’s hard-fought victory over Chelsea may provide his side with a springboard to beat the drop.
Jordan Pickford has not usually been able to enjoy the best saves of his career. Stopping two penalties in the Euro 2020 final shoot-out against Italy last summer would have turned him into a national hero had England not missed three.
Although little left to fight for this season, both sets of players have a lot to consider ahead of next term.
FC Nantes secured their fourth Coupe de France crown and their first major trophy since 2001 as Antoine Kombouare’s side edged out OGC Nice 1-0 at the Stade de France in Paris to celebrate a long-awaited triumph. The first half was cagey for both sides, with few clear-cut chances of note being created as the enormity of the occasion may have affected the players on the pitch. Ad/> However, just 15 seconds into the second half, there was drama as Nantes were awarded a penalty.
Chelsea were playing for the first time in front of their new owner Todd Boehly against Wolves, but things didn’t go quite according to plan.
Burnley moved further into the danger zone after they suffered a convincing 3-1 defeat at the hands of Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa.
Napoli opened a four-point lead over Juventus in the race for third place in Serie A after Fabian Ruiz's second-half goal helped them win 1-0 at Torino on Saturday.
Fabian Ruiz's strike 17 minutes from time secured victory for Napoli at Torino and most likely third place in this year's Serie A. In a poor first half the only real chance came when Torino striker Andrea Belotti's clever backheel was denied by a fantastic stop from David Ospina, scrambling across his line and clawing the ball to safety.