PSG's title march slowed down with Lyon defeat
PARIS: Paris St Germain's title march towards the Ligue 1 title suffered another setback when they suffered a 1-0 home defeat by Olympique Lyonnais on Sunday (Apr 2).
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Karim Benzema nets seven-minute hat-trick as Real Madrid thrash Valladolid
Karim Benzema scored a stunning hat-trick in a seven-minute salvo as Real Madrid thumped Real Valladolid 6-0 on Sunday in La Liga.
Alex Iacovitti Celtic handball shows VAR is 'killing our game' declares former ref in Goldson and Considine contrast
Raging former referee Des Roache insists VAR is "killing our game" after Celtic's penalty award in the showdown with Ross County.
Alex Iacovitti attempted Celtic penalty explainer snubbed by Willie Collum after 'scuffed' handball defence
Alex Iacovitti says that he tried to explain to Willie Collum that there was almost nothing to avoid giving a penalty to Celtic in Ross County's 2-0 defeat.
Ange Postecoglou in Celtic confession amid VAR drama as boss misses out on Jota strike
Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou admits he was down the Dingwall tunnel when his side earned a penalty in the dying seconds of the first half against Ross County.
Alex Iacovitti Celtic penalty call sparks Kris Boyd VAR meltdown as Rangers hero calls out 'shambles'
Referee Willie Collum's decision to award a penalty for Celtic against Ross County has been branded "ridiculous" by fuming pundits.
Brighton and Brentford split six-goal thriller, Wolves get huge point at Nottingham Forest in Premier League
Brighton escaped with a draw thanks to a late penalty in a 3-3 thriller against Brentford on a busy Premier League Saturday afternoon. The Seagulls had 33 shots and 74% of the ball but three times had to come from behind. Ad Pontus Jansson gave The Bees an early lead, powering home a header after a clever move from a Brentford throw-in after just 10 minutes.
Inside St Mirren's soaring Livingston win as Paisley unites behind Stephen Robinson's achievers
St Mirren fired themselves into fifth place with a convincing victory over Livingston in Paisley - after VAR gave them not one but two first half penalties. Mark O’Hara converted both spot kicks either side of a Tony Watt strike and other scores elsewhere went in their favour much to the delight of gaffer Stephen Robinson. Incredibly after 15 seconds there was a lengthy VAR check for a penalty to the hosts after a possible Fitzwater handball. Ref John Beaton was then called across to look himself and awarded the spot kick, which was duly tucked away by O’Hara to give St Mirren the perfect start. Livi never recovered that poor beginning and it was 2-0 before the 20 minute mark, this time Watt cooly side stepped Shamal George in goal to roll home after being found by Curtis Main In the box for his first Buddies goal.