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Round Overview
Can anyone stop Liverpool? Jurgen Klopp’s men are now 16 points clear at the top after seeing off Manchester United at Anfield.
The points were shared after PSG and Monaco ended 3-3, while Brest got the better of Toulouse in another high-scoring encounter. St-Etienne continue to slide down the table, while Marseille remain just five points behind the league leaders.
Liverpool are now 14 points clear – with a game in hand – at the top of the table, while Leicester have slipped to third following Man City’s big win at Villa Park. Four wins in five have seen Watford climb out of the relegation zone, but Norwich are now six points adrift at the bottom.
Liverpool have now completed a calendar year without being beaten in the Premier League. Klopp’s men overcame Sheffield United to open up an almost unassailable lead at the top.
VAR controversy overshadowed Matchday 20 of the Premier League as many of this week’s games were impacted by contentious decisions. Norwich, Wolves and Sheff Utd all had goals ruled out for questionable offside calls, while Liverpool opened up a 13-point gap at the top of the table.
Pep Guardiola has admitted the title race is over after the reigning champions were beaten by Wolves in a thriller on Friday night. League leaders Liverpool thrashed second-place Leicester, while Southampton stunned Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Barcelona opened up a two-point lead at the top of the table after hammering Alaves. Real Madrid could only manage a draw with Athletic Bilbao, while Leganes got the better of Espanyol in an important relegation six-pointer.
Watford produced the shock of the weekend by beating Manchester United, while Southampton claimed a vital win over Aston Villa. Manchester City closed the gap on Leicester, while there were slender wins for Newcastle, Burnley and Sheffield United.
With just one round of fixtures remaining before the winter break, the Bundesliga title race is starting to get exciting. There were wins for Gladbach and Bayern in Round 16, while Dortmund and Leipzig played out a thrilling draw.
It was a relatively low-scoring round of fixtures in England’s top-flight this week. There were narrow wins for Bournemouth, Burnley, West Ham and Tottenham, while Man City hammered Arsenal. Liverpool’s remarkable run continues.
Everton began life without Marco Silva by beating Chelsea in the opening tie of the round, while Liverpool and Leicester continued their respective winning streaks.Manchester United got the better of City in the Derby and Spurs kept their first clean sheet under Jose Mourinho. Still, Son Heung-min was the star of the show.
PSG remain at the top of the pile after beating Montpellier, but Marseille are doing their best to keep pace with the league-leaders after claiming their six straight league victory.
Liverpool and Leicester can’t stop winning right now, while Southampton’s mini revival has seen them move out of the relegation zone. There were victories for Manchester City, Chelsea, Wolves and Manchester United, while Newcastle and Brighton both claimed solid away triumphs.
Inter leapfrogged Juventus at the top of the table following Juve’s surprise draw with Sassuolo. Lazio and Cagliari maintained their remarkable runs, while Genoa, SPAL and Brescia continued to struggle.
Southampton came from behind to get the better of Watford in a relegation six-pointer at St. Mary’s, while Manchester City dropped more points as Guardiola’s men aim to keep the pressure on Liverpool. The Reds claimed another three points, but Leicester are doing their best to keep them on their toes. Chelsea and Burnley both lost, while Spurs continue their revival.
The game of the weekend saw Sheffield United and Manchester United share the points in a six-goal thriller. Manchester City returned to winnings ways against Chelsea, while Liverpool and Leicester both won again. There was an important victory for Norwich at the other end of the table, while Spurs, Burnley, Wolves and Aston Villa all claimed three points. Here are the results from Round 13.
Barcelona and Real Madrid both won to maintain their slender lead at the top of the table. Sevilla are doing their best to keep pace with the top two and sit one point off the leaders after a narrow win over Valladolid. Atletico registered yet another draw, while Celta Vigo finally returned to winning ways. Here are all the results from Round 14.
Der Klassiker ended in familiar fashion as Bayern Munich humiliated Borussia Dortmund once again. But surprise package Monchengladbach are sitting pretty at the top of the Bundesliga table following an eighth win in 11 games.
Liverpool are now eight points clear of second-place Leicester City following a convincing victory over reigning champions Manchester City.
PSG lost their third game of the season as Dijon upset the reigning champions. Lyon have now claimed back-to-back victories, while Nantes lost their third straight Ligue 1 match.
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