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#Premier #League #title #race #Manchester #City #Arsenal #playing">Premier League title race: Who are Manchester City and Arsenal playing next?
Manchester City edged closer to the top of the Premier League, reigniting the title race as it beat Arsenal on home turf, riding on Erling Haaland’s winner on Sunday.
The Gunners still stay top, with 70 points from 33 matches, while Man City is at 67 from 32 games. If City wins its next match, it will have a chance to go top of the Premier League for the first time this year.
Who is Manchester City playing next?
- April 22 — Burnley vs Manchester City
- May 4 — Everton vs Manchester City
- May 9 — Manchester City vs Brentford
- May 17 — Bournemouth vs Manchester City
- May 22 — Manchester City vs Crystal Palace
- May 24 — Manchester City vs Aston Villa
Who is Arsenal playing next?
- April 25 — Arsenal vs Newcastle United
- May 2 — Arsenal vs Fulham
- May 10 — West Ham United vs Arsenal
- May 17 — Arsenal vs Burnley
- May 24 — Crystal Palace vs Arsenal
Published on Apr 20, 2026
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#Deadspin #Carles #Gils #85th #minute #lifts #Revs #Crew">Deadspin | Carles Gil’s PK in 85th minute lifts Revs over Crew
Apr 18, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; Columbus Crew defender Steven Moreira (31) and New England Revolution forward Dor Turgeman (11) work for the ball in the first half at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images Carles Gil converted a penalty kick in the 85th minute to give the New England Revolution a 2-1 win over the Columbus Crew on Saturday in Foxborough, Mass.
Three minutes before Gil’s goal, Crew defender Rudy Camacho pulled Dor Turgeman to the ground in the box to draw the penalty. A video review confirmed the foul, and Gil then buried the shot for his first goal of the season and the 50th of his Revolution career.
Max Arfsten gave Columbus (1-4-3, 6 points) the early lead in the 25th minute, but Turgeman sparked New England’s comeback with an equalizer in the 54th minute.
The Revolution (4-3-0, 12 points) are 4-0-0 at home this season, outscoring opponents by a 12-2 margin in Foxborough.
The loss ended the Crew’s two-match (1-0-1) unbeaten streak in regular-season play, and a long stretch of road success against the Revs. The Crew hadn’t lost in their previous five visits to New England (3-0-2), dating back to the 2021 season.
In the 25th minute, Revs goaltender Matt Turner dove in an attempt to cut off Diego Rossi’s cross, but Arfsten corralled the loose ball at the other end of the box. Arfsten then held the ball while defender Andrew Farrell slid by, and converted the finish for his second goal of the season before Patrick Schulte could get back in position.
Turgeman responded with his second goal in the 54th minute, breaking open what had been a quiet game for New England’s attack. Luca Langoni’s free kick found Turgeman in the middle of the box for a header that snuck inside the near post.
After Gil’s go-ahead goal, Camacho just missed a chance to atone for his earlier mistake. Two minutes into the 10 minutes of second-half stoppage time, Camacho had a close-range shot that deflected off the goalpost.
Revolution defender Brayan Ceballos left in the 17th minute with an apparent lower-body injury. Peyton Miller substituted into the match in Ceballos’ place.
–Field Level Media
Apr 18, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; Columbus Crew defender Steven Moreira (31) and New England Revolution forward Dor Turgeman (11) work for the ball in the first half at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images Carles Gil converted a penalty kick in the 85th minute to give the New England Revolution a 2-1 win over the Columbus Crew on Saturday in Foxborough, Mass.
Three minutes before Gil’s goal, Crew defender Rudy Camacho pulled Dor Turgeman to the ground in the box to draw the penalty. A video review confirmed the foul, and Gil then buried the shot for his first goal of the season and the 50th of his Revolution career.
Max Arfsten gave Columbus (1-4-3, 6 points) the early lead in the 25th minute, but Turgeman sparked New England’s comeback with an equalizer in the 54th minute.
The Revolution (4-3-0, 12 points) are 4-0-0 at home this season, outscoring opponents by a 12-2 margin in Foxborough.
The loss ended the Crew’s two-match (1-0-1) unbeaten streak in regular-season play, and a long stretch of road success against the Revs. The Crew hadn’t lost in their previous five visits to New England (3-0-2), dating back to the 2021 season.
In the 25th minute, Revs goaltender Matt Turner dove in an attempt to cut off Diego Rossi’s cross, but Arfsten corralled the loose ball at the other end of the box. Arfsten then held the ball while defender Andrew Farrell slid by, and converted the finish for his second goal of the season before Patrick Schulte could get back in position.
Turgeman responded with his second goal in the 54th minute, breaking open what had been a quiet game for New England’s attack. Luca Langoni’s free kick found Turgeman in the middle of the box for a header that snuck inside the near post.
After Gil’s go-ahead goal, Camacho just missed a chance to atone for his earlier mistake. Two minutes into the 10 minutes of second-half stoppage time, Camacho had a close-range shot that deflected off the goalpost.
Revolution defender Brayan Ceballos left in the 17th minute with an apparent lower-body injury. Peyton Miller substituted into the match in Ceballos’ place.
–Field Level Media
Apr 18, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; Columbus Crew defender Steven Moreira (31) and New England Revolution forward Dor Turgeman (11) work for the ball in the first half at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-Imagn Images Carles Gil converted a penalty kick in the 85th minute to give the New England Revolution a 2-1 win over the Columbus Crew on Saturday in Foxborough, Mass.
Three minutes before Gil’s goal, Crew defender Rudy Camacho pulled Dor Turgeman to the ground in the box to draw the penalty. A video review confirmed the foul, and Gil then buried the shot for his first goal of the season and the 50th of his Revolution career.
Max Arfsten gave Columbus (1-4-3, 6 points) the early lead in the 25th minute, but Turgeman sparked New England’s comeback with an equalizer in the 54th minute.
The Revolution (4-3-0, 12 points) are 4-0-0 at home this season, outscoring opponents by a 12-2 margin in Foxborough.
The loss ended the Crew’s two-match (1-0-1) unbeaten streak in regular-season play, and a long stretch of road success against the Revs. The Crew hadn’t lost in their previous five visits to New England (3-0-2), dating back to the 2021 season.
In the 25th minute, Revs goaltender Matt Turner dove in an attempt to cut off Diego Rossi’s cross, but Arfsten corralled the loose ball at the other end of the box. Arfsten then held the ball while defender Andrew Farrell slid by, and converted the finish for his second goal of the season before Patrick Schulte could get back in position.
Turgeman responded with his second goal in the 54th minute, breaking open what had been a quiet game for New England’s attack. Luca Langoni’s free kick found Turgeman in the middle of the box for a header that snuck inside the near post.
After Gil’s go-ahead goal, Camacho just missed a chance to atone for his earlier mistake. Two minutes into the 10 minutes of second-half stoppage time, Camacho had a close-range shot that deflected off the goalpost.
Revolution defender Brayan Ceballos left in the 17th minute with an apparent lower-body injury. Peyton Miller substituted into the match in Ceballos’ place.
–Field Level Media
Apr 18, 2026; Foxborough, Massachusetts, USA; Columbus Crew defender Steven Moreira (31) and New England…
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#Lyon #beats #PSG #Lens #renewed #hope #Ligue #title #race">Lyon beats PSG 2-1, gives Lens renewed hope in Ligue 1 title race
Brazil forward Endrick scored one goal and created another as Lyon won 2-1 against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) to go third in Ligue 1 and boost its chances of Champions League qualification.
PSG’s fifth league defeat of the season left it one point ahead of second-placed Lens, with PSG having a game in hand. But PSG still has to travel to Lens in May, after the league postponed their game on April 11 due to PSG’s involvement in the Champions League.
Coach Paulo Fonseca’s Lyon leads fourth-placed Lille on goal difference with the top three gaining direct entry to the Champions League and the side in fourth entering qualifying.
Endrick responds in style
Fonseca recently criticised Endrick following some mediocre performances and benched him against Lorient last weekend. Endrick came on and played a part in both goals in a 2-0 win.
He gave Lyon the lead on Sunday in the sixth minute. The livewire 19-year-old made a clever run behind the PSG defence to meet Afonso Moreira’s pass and score with a crisp shot past goalkeeper Matvei Safonov.
Lyon hit PSG with a classic counterattack in the 18th as Endrick sent Moreira clean through from halfway and the 21-year-old Portuguese forward hit a low shot into the left corner.
PSG striker Gonçalo Ramos had a penalty saved by Lyon goalkeeper Dominik Greif in the 33rd. Moments later PSG midfielder Vitinha limped off with a right ankle injury.
Safonov kept out a curler from Moreira in the second half.
Moreira was outstanding cutting in from the left flank and pushed his case for a first callup to the Portugal side. PSG midfielder Fabián Ruiz came on late in the game for his first appearance in three months following a knee injury.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia pulled a goal back four minutes into stoppage time with a curler from 20 meters out, but Lyon was a worthy winner and PSG coach Luis Enrique hugged Fonseca.
Monaco draws with Auxerre; Metz slids closer to relegation
Balogun’s run American forward Folarin Balogun scored for the eighth straight league game as Monaco rallied to draw 2-2 with Auxerre.
Seventh-placed Monaco is one of several sides chasing a Champions League place next season.
Balogun equalised with a penalty in the 59th after being knocked over by goalkeeper Donovan Léon. Former Barcelona midfielder Ansu Fati got Monaco’s other goal with a low drive from the edge of the penalty area three minutes earlier.
Midfielder Kévin Danois and striker Lassine Sinayoko had put Auxerre 2-0 up.
Monaco is three points behind fifth-placed Rennes, which won 3-0 at Strasbourg, and two behind Marseille in sixth. Marseille lost 2-0 at Lorient on Saturday, prompting a scathing attack on the players from the club’s sporting director.
Auxerre is in 16th place, the relegation-promotion playoff spot against the side finishing third in Ligue 2.
Lepaul scores again Esteban Lepaul opened the scoring for Rennes and moved top of the Ligue 1 charts with 17 goals.
Lepaul’s headed flick on set up striker Breel Embolo for 2-0 and Jordan’s Mousa Al-Tamari netted the third as Rennes won its seventh match in nine games.
Rock-bottom Metz slid closer to relegation after losing 3-1 at home to Paris FC and 17th-placed Nantes conceded deep into stoppage time in a 1-1 home draw with Brest.
In Friday’s game, Lens rallied from 2-0 down to beat Toulouse 3-2
Published on Apr 20, 2026
Brazil forward Endrick scored one goal and created another as Lyon won 2-1 against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) to go third in Ligue 1 and boost its chances of Champions League qualification.
PSG’s fifth league defeat of the season left it one point ahead of second-placed Lens, with PSG having a game in hand. But PSG still has to travel to Lens in May, after the league postponed their game on April 11 due to PSG’s involvement in the Champions League.
Coach Paulo Fonseca’s Lyon leads fourth-placed Lille on goal difference with the top three gaining direct entry to the Champions League and the side in fourth entering qualifying.
Endrick responds in style
Fonseca recently criticised Endrick following some mediocre performances and benched him against Lorient last weekend. Endrick came on and played a part in both goals in a 2-0 win.
He gave Lyon the lead on Sunday in the sixth minute. The livewire 19-year-old made a clever run behind the PSG defence to meet Afonso Moreira’s pass and score with a crisp shot past goalkeeper Matvei Safonov.
Lyon hit PSG with a classic counterattack in the 18th as Endrick sent Moreira clean through from halfway and the 21-year-old Portuguese forward hit a low shot into the left corner.
PSG striker Gonçalo Ramos had a penalty saved by Lyon goalkeeper Dominik Greif in the 33rd. Moments later PSG midfielder Vitinha limped off with a right ankle injury.
Safonov kept out a curler from Moreira in the second half.
Moreira was outstanding cutting in from the left flank and pushed his case for a first callup to the Portugal side. PSG midfielder Fabián Ruiz came on late in the game for his first appearance in three months following a knee injury.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia pulled a goal back four minutes into stoppage time with a curler from 20 meters out, but Lyon was a worthy winner and PSG coach Luis Enrique hugged Fonseca.
Monaco draws with Auxerre; Metz slids closer to relegation
Balogun’s run American forward Folarin Balogun scored for the eighth straight league game as Monaco rallied to draw 2-2 with Auxerre.
Seventh-placed Monaco is one of several sides chasing a Champions League place next season.
Balogun equalised with a penalty in the 59th after being knocked over by goalkeeper Donovan Léon. Former Barcelona midfielder Ansu Fati got Monaco’s other goal with a low drive from the edge of the penalty area three minutes earlier.
Midfielder Kévin Danois and striker Lassine Sinayoko had put Auxerre 2-0 up.
Monaco is three points behind fifth-placed Rennes, which won 3-0 at Strasbourg, and two behind Marseille in sixth. Marseille lost 2-0 at Lorient on Saturday, prompting a scathing attack on the players from the club’s sporting director.
Auxerre is in 16th place, the relegation-promotion playoff spot against the side finishing third in Ligue 2.
Lepaul scores again Esteban Lepaul opened the scoring for Rennes and moved top of the Ligue 1 charts with 17 goals.
Lepaul’s headed flick on set up striker Breel Embolo for 2-0 and Jordan’s Mousa Al-Tamari netted the third as Rennes won its seventh match in nine games.
Rock-bottom Metz slid closer to relegation after losing 3-1 at home to Paris FC and 17th-placed Nantes conceded deep into stoppage time in a 1-1 home draw with Brest.
In Friday’s game, Lens rallied from 2-0 down to beat Toulouse 3-2
Published on Apr 20, 2026
Brazil forward Endrick scored one goal and created another as Lyon won 2-1 against Paris…
