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UEL FINAL : Chelsea belasah Arsenal 4-1 | Hazard punca segala

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EPL : Claude Puel SACKED by Leicester after 4-1 thrashing at home to Crystal Palace

• Claude Puel has been sacked as manager of Leicester after a 4-1 defeat at home
• Foxes have won just four league games at home all season as Puel now departs 
• Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is the favourite to be the club's next manager 
• Pressure has been mounting on Puel as club have not won since New Year's Day
• Puel was told of the decision by sporting director Jon Rudkin on Sunday morning

Leicester have acted after the 4-1 home defeat by Crystal Palace meant the side have lost seven of the last nine games.

The atmosphere among players at Puel's methods is said to be at rock bottom, and the pre-season target of seventh appears a remote prospect. The club are 12th, only eight points above the relegation places. 

Sportsmail reported before Christmas that low morale put Puel's position in real jeopardy

Claudio Ranieri and Craig Shakespeare were also sacked after failing to win in six consecutive matches.

Wilfried Zaha scored a brace on Saturday as Leicester's dismal start to the year continued

January signing Youri Tielemans looked to make his mark in the centre of midfield with some weaving runs

UEL : Arsenal 4-1 CSKA Moscow

• Aaron Ramsey opened the scoring after just nine minutes when he finished off a free-flowing Arsenal move
• CSKA Moscow grabbed the equaliser six minutes later through Aleksandr Golovin's sensational free-kick
• Alexandre Lacazette then restored Arsenal's lead from the penalty spot after Mesut Ozil was felled in the box
• Ramsey scored his second and Arsenal's third on 27 minutes with a flick over CSKA goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev
• Lacazette made it 4-1 to the home side when he cushioned Ozil's cross before firing into the bottom corner

Mkhitaryan sits on the Emirates turf after picking up a knock which saw him substituted on 62 minutes for Alex Iwobi

LIVERPOOL belasah West Ham Utd 4-1

Liverpool are gaining serious momentum as they enter the business end of the season. A convincing victory on Saturday moved Jurgen Klopp's side up to second in the Premier League, for the time being at least.

Liverpool took their season's goal tally to over 100 in all competitions as the fearsome trio of Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane all scored against West Ham. Emre Can brought up the century when he broke the deadlock in the 29th minute.

Bakayoko's carelessness, sending off set Chelsea up for defeat at Watford

Chelsea's miserable start to 2018 continued with a limp 4-1 Premier League defeat at Watford on Monday night.

The visitors never got going, with the home side displaying far more energy and desire from the first whistle. Richarlison was causing problems for the Blues, but it was one of their own, Tiemoue Bakayoko, who was their biggest threat. The Frenchman couldn't put a foot right, and his sending off after 30 minutes, although exceptionally harsh, removed him from further humiliation. Referee Mike Dean then awarded Watford a spot kick after some Broadway-style theatrics from Gerard Deulofeu, and Troy Deeney gave his side a deserved lead.

The second half was no better until Antonio Conte finally decided to change his approach and introduce Olivier Giroud. With Eden Hazard enjoying more space and Watford retreating, the Belgian scored a wonderful equaliser with eight minutes remaining. Any relief was short-lived as Daryl Janmaat restored their lead before Deulofeu wrapped it up. There was still time for Chelsea to be further embarrassed when Roberto Pereyra fired in a fourth in injury time.

Positives

Hazard's goal. Otherwise, none.

Negatives

Every player was guilty of giving the ball away cheaply from the start of the game and created unnecessary pressure for themselves. Failed to match Watford's commitment until the closing stages, by which time it was too late. There were few discernible patterns of play and hardly any moments of invention. And there was none of the old Chelsea rage and anger at a game getting away from them. This team is far too nice.

Manager rating out of 10

3 -- With the team crying out for a focal point, it was bizarre to see Hazard lead the line again with Giroud fit enough to be on the bench. Not introducing the Frenchman once reduced to 10 men was equally baffling. Did eventually switch to a back four and went more direct, which resulted in the equaliser, but it was too little, too late. Conte will always be a legend for winning the title, but there now seem to be too many excuses and not enough self-motivation. His body language is a world away from where it was last season.

Man City humiliates Tottenham for 16th straight Premier League win

MANCHESTER, England — Arms wrapped around his head, Kevin De Bruyne was writhing in agony on the turf.

A stamp by Dele Alli, the Tottenham dynamo prone to hot-headed eruptions, typified the rough treatment faced by De Bruyne’s Manchester City on Saturday.

Tottenham just couldn’t cope against the exhilarating force of a team which is steamrollering opponents and the English football records.

De Bruyne’s right ankle was fortunate to escape serious damage being inflicted by the thrust of Alli’s boot. Alli was fortunate to avoid a red card, and De Bruyne was seething.

Payback came within a couple of minutes when the ball was bulging in the Tottenham net. De Bruyne lashed a shot past goalkeeper Hugo Lloris to net City’s second in a 4-1 victory over last season’s runners-up.

With a record 16th successive English top-flight win, City surged 14 points clear of both Manchester United, which travels to West Bromwich Albion on Sunday, and champion Chelsea.

The Premier League chasing pack is slipping further into the distance.

International Champions Cup : MC ratah Real Madrid 4-1

If Pep Guardiola’s vision for Manchester City takes shape over the course of the next 10 months, he may look back on the night his team dismantled back-to-back European champions Real Madrid at the Los Angeles Coliseum as the moment it all started to fall into place.

It has come at a cost – £217million so far, to be precise. But if Guardiola can produce results, and performances, like this then his paymasters in Abu Dhabi will view it as money very well spent.

This is pre-season, of course. Early days. Changes were made by both sides and key players are still missing, not least Cristiano Ronaldo. 

But putting four goals past a team like Real at any time of year is no mean feat, and City did it here in some style in front of 89,000 – the biggest crowd for a football game ever at this iconic venue. 

Raheem Sterling is clearly delighted after doubling City's advantage by firing the ball past goalkeeper Kiko Casilla

Otamendi makes a last-ditch intervention to stop Wales international Gareth Bale from being through on goal

EPL : MU kembali menggegar

Mourinho: “Rashford plays and Lingard plays. They are quick, the game is going to be intense and fast the way Leicester play..."

Congratulations to @JuanMata8, who makes his 150th @PremierLeague start. #MUFC #MUNLEI

Paul Pogba scored his first #PL goal as @ManUtd romped to victory against Leicester

POGBA: 'I'm v happy for the result & for the goal. I never look at newspapers but I always say one thing: at the end we will see”

MOURINHO: “To be back home & beat the champions is good; last season we couldn't beat them but this time we have beaten them twice”