Winners & Losers

The Red Devils secured their first trophy in almost six years at Wembley as they earned a 2-0 win over Newcastle

The Blues manager has now overseen a run of just two wins in 16 matches, and patience must surely now be wearing thin in the Stamford Bridge boardroom

The Guinea midfielder is out of contract in the summer, and did his chances of a new deal no favours with a dreadful performance at Selhurst Park

Diego Simeone conducted an Atletico Madrid masterclass to escape the Santiago Bernabeu with a point in a 1-1 draw.

Manchester United completed a second half turnaround in a thrilling Europa League contest to knock Barcelona out of Europe.

The Chelsea star was outstanding for the Lionesses in February, almost certainly securing a spot on the plane to Australia and New Zealand.

Los Blancos came from 2-0 down to hand out a 5-2 thrashing to the Reds, with their Brazilian forward leading from the front once more

Rashford made it 16 goals since the World Cup with a double at Old Trafford as United maintained their slim hopes of a Premier League title push

The seven-time Ballon d'Or winner curled in a stoppage-time free-kick to rescue a come-from-behind 4-3 win for the French champions

Things went from bad to worse for under-fire Chelsea boss Graham Potter as the Blues slumped to a dire defeat to Premier League strugglers Southampton

The Gunners rallied despite going behind twice at Villa Park to secure a crucial victory to ensure they bounced back from defeat to Manchester City.

Barcelona and Manchester United played out a thrilling 2-2 draw in the Europa League on Thursday night, with the tie finely poised for the return leg.

The Blues were left counting the cost of the Portuguese's profligacy as they slumped to a 1-0 Champions League loss at Signal Iduna Park.

Manchester City proved they're not ready to surrender the Premier League title as they moved above the Gunners and into top spot with a 3-1 victory.

The Brazilian superstar was almost anonymous as the French champions put in a disappointing display and edged closer to another early European exit

Cody Gakpo got off the mark at Anfield as 18-year-old Stefan Bajcetic ran the show in Liverpool's Merseyside derby win over Everton.

On a dramatic weekend of action in the top flight, it was England stars who made the headlines in the majority of the key fixtures

Pedri shined to lead Barcelona to an ugly win, and establish a double-digit lead atop La Liga, with Manchester United looming in the Europa League.

The England striker has now scored 13 goals in 14 games since the World Cup as his late strike at Elland Road helped seal a 2-0 win for the Red Devils

Vinicius Junior and Fede Valverde scored two goals apiece to lead Real Madrid to a 5-3 win over Al-Hilal in the Club World Cup final on Saturday.

PSG conceded twice inside the first 20 minutes and turned in a morbid performance without some of their big names, all with Bayern Munich lurking.

The Gunners' hopes of landing a first title since 2004 took another wobble as they were held to a 1-1 draw by Brentford at the Emirates Stadium.

Chelsea's new era continues to stutter as the Blues were held to a 1-1 draw at West Ham on Saturday, piling the pressure on Graham Potter.

The Argentine was anonymous while Christophe Galtier endured his worst night as PSG manager as his side slipped to defeat in Le Classique

The England winger scored his first Premier League goal in five months as United fought back to earn a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford against Leeds United.

Victory over Spurs in a five-goal thriller took the reigning champions to the top of the table after the Gunners and United both disappointed

Raphinha and Jordi Alba starred as Barcelona came alive in the second half to beat Sevilla and got eight points clear of Real Madrid atop La Liga.

The England captain became Spurs' all-time leading scorer as Pep Guardiola's side again fell in north London

Los Blancos could be as many as eight points behind their biggest rivals by Sunday night as their poor recent form continued