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Erling Haaland has broken a plethora of records this season and will surely finish the campaign with a few more, but there is one statistic where he trails to Tottenham striker Harry Kane.
There's been plenty of reflection on Mayo's 13th league title after a win over their great rivals but for the weekend that's in it, I wanted to reminisce about the great near-disaster of Ruislip, 2011.
Twenty-one minutes from the end of the first leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final at Juventus, Inter summoned their star forward.
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Marcus Rashford sent Manchester United back into the Premier League top four with the winner as the Red Devils beat Brentford 1-0 on Wednesday, while Newcastle won 5-1 at West Ham to stay third. Callum Wilson and Joelinton each scored twice for the Magpies, who remain above United on goal difference. Both sides now have a three-point lead over Tottenham and a game in hand on Spurs in the race for a place in next season's Champions League. United had slipped to fifth after a run of three league games without a win and cup commitments that meant they had not registered a Premier League win since mid-February.
Mick McCarthy - the man who turned George Elokobi into a Premier League footballer - can’t speak highly enough of the new Maidstone United boss.
Chatham Town’s last-gasp win on Saturday sets up a thrilling Easter weekend.
Real Madrid captain Karim Benzema scored a second-half hat-trick as Los Blancos outclassed their bitter Barcelona side in a 4-0 Copa del Rey at Camp Nou on Wednesday. Carlo Ancelotti's men reached the final 4-1 on aggregate, knocking out the 31-time record Spanish cup winners after Vinicius Junior opened the scoring and Karim Benzema scored a hat-trick in the second half of the second leg. Madrid turfed out the record 31-time cup winners with a muscular performance on a spiky night in Barcelona, where they also ended a demoralising run of three consecutive Clasico defeats.