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Brendan Rodgers is replacing Ange Postecoglou, who left Celtic to assume the managerial role at Tottenham Hotspur.

Brendan Rodgers to manage Celtic following stint at Leicester City

Brendan Rodgers has replaced Ange Postecoglou, who left Celtic to assume the managerial role at Tottenham Hotspur.

#Celtic #BrendanRodgers

<h2>Brendan Rodgers is replacing Ange Postecoglou, who left Celtic to assume the managerial role at Tottenham Hotspur.</h2>

Brendan Rodgers has made a highly anticipated comeback to Celtic, marking his return after a four-and-a-half-year hiatus since departing the Scottish champions in the middle of the season to lead Leicester City in England.
The announcement of Rodgers' appointment was made on Monday, generating mixed reactions among Celtic fans due to his departure in February 2019 when the team was on the verge of securing the Scottish title.
Following his dismissal from Leicester on April 2, just before their relegation from the Premier League at the end of May, Rodgers has been without a managerial position. During his tenure at Leicester, he achieved notable success by winning the FA Cup and securing European qualification through two consecutive fifth-place finishes.
Rodgers will be replacing Ange Postecoglou, who left Celtic to assume the managerial role at Tottenham Hotspur after securing a remarkable Scottish league-Scottish Cup-Scottish League Cup treble last season.
During his initial stint at Celtic, Rodgers achieved an outstanding treble in his first two seasons (2016-17 and 2017-18) and guided the team to victory in the League Cup in his third season before departing for Leicester.
Expressing his delight, Rodgers stated, "I am really delighted to return to Celtic, and I am hugely excited by this great opportunity. When I was given the privilege of being asked to join the club again, it was a very simple decision for me and my family."
He further added, "We have enjoyed some great times at Celtic before and this will be my goal again, to deliver good football, ensure we have a team we all love to watch and ultimately bring more success to our fans."
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Marcus Rashford continued his stunning form for the Red Devils, scoring a brace in Manchester United's comfortable victory.

Premier League: Man Utd thrash Leicester 3-0; Tottenham enter top 4 after win against West Ham

A Rashford double for Manchester United; a 2-0 win that saw Tottenham move into the top 4.

Relive all the Premier League action from Sunday.

#ManUtd #Tottenham #MUFC

Marcus Rashford continued his stunning form for the Red Devils, scoring a brace in Manchester United's comfortable victory.

Marcus Rashford took his season tally to 24 goals as Manchester United beat Leicester City 3-0 in the Premier League.&nbsp;
Rashford scored once in each half, while Jadon Sancho came off the bench to score United's third in a sensational second half display from the Red Devils.
The other game on Sunday saw Tottenham move into the top 4 with a 2-0 win in the London derby against West Ham.
Two second-half goals, one from Emerson Royal &amp; one from substitute Son Heung-min sealed all three points for Spurs at home.
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While Nampalys Mendy scored in the 23rd minute, James Maddison found the net again after less than 3 minutes to turn the game on its head.

Premier League: Leicester City thrash Tottenham in 5-goal thriller

Antonio Conte's return did not go too well as Leicester City came from behind to thrash Tottenham Hotspur 4-1 at the King Power Stadium in Premier League on Saturday. 

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While Nampalys Mendy scored in the 23rd minute, James Maddison found the net again after less than 3 minutes to turn the game on its head.

Leicester City came from behind to thrash Tottenham Hotspur 4-1 at the King Power Stadium in Premier League on Saturday.&nbsp; The Spurs, whose manager Antonio Conte was back in the dugout after a gall bladder removal, had an ideal start with Bentacur finding the net in the 14th minute but post that the Foxes clobbered them.&nbsp; While Nampalys Mendy scored in the 23rd minute, James Maddison found the net again after less than 3 minutes to turn the game on its head. Iheanacho and Barnes too netted a goal each to make it a thumping victory over their dormant opponents.&nbsp; While the Foxes are 13th, Spurs remain 5th on the points table.&nbsp;

Manchester United put 3 goals past Charlton while Newcastle overcame Leicester City 2-0.

Manchester United & Newcastle United through to Carabao cup semis

Substitute Marcus Rashford scored two late goals in Manchester United's 3-0 victory against Charlton while high-flying Newcastle United overcame Leicester City to reach the #CarabaoCup semis.
Check out how the two contests panned out.

Manchester United put 3 goals past Charlton while Newcastle overcame Leicester City 2-0.

Antony's brilliant first-half strike, along with two late goals from Marcus Rashford sealed Manchester United's spot in the Carabao Cup semi-finals.
While League One club Charlton Athletic kept United at bay after Antony's goal in the first half, substitute Marcus Rashford scored for the sixth game in a row, netting in the 90th and 94th minute to give the Red Devils a 3-0 victory.
In the other quarter-final, high-flying Newcastle overcame Leicester City with two second-half goals.
Dan Burn scored his first goal for his boyhood club to give the Magpies the lead in the 60th minute before Joelinton put the game to bed with a cool finish 12 minutes later.
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Liverpool were trailing 0-1 before they caught a lucky break with Wout Faes' own goals before the halftime break.

Premier League: Two own goals from Faes see Liverpool beat Leicester 2-1

In a bizarre first half, Leicester defender Wout Faes scored two own goals that ultimately saw his side lose 2-1 to Liverpool.


Premier League: Two own goals from Wout Faes see Liverpool beat Leicester 2-1

Liverpool were trailing 0-1 before they caught a lucky break with Wout Faes' own goals before the halftime break.

English Club Liverpool made it 4 wins from last 5 Premier League games with a 2-1 victory over Leicester City.
While Leicester's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall opened the scoring in the 4th minute, the Reds got lucky with two own goals from Foxes defender Wout Faes.
The Belgian centre-back had a forgettable first half where he ended up putting the ball in the back of his own net twice. With no goals in the second half, the game finished 2-1 in Liverpool's favour.
In the other Premier League fixture on Friday night, Brentford beat West Ham United 2-0.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar shared his concerns about the security and welfare of the Indian community in the UK with his British counterpart James Cleverly and welcomed his assurances on the same.
"A warm conversation with UK Foreign Secretary @JamesCleverly. Discussed taking forward Roadmap 2030. Appreciate his commitment to deepening our partnership," Jaishankar tweeted Wednesday.
He said his conversation also covered global issues, including Indo-Pacific, Ukraine and UNSC matters.
"Shared my concern about the security and welfare of the Indian community in the UK. Welcomed his assurances in that regard," Jaishankar said.
The U.K. police said on September 20 that they have made 47 arrests as part of an ongoing operation to deter further disorder in the eastern England city of Leicester, which saw scenes of violence over the weekend in a spillover of clashes since an India-Pakistan cricket match.It comes as the Indian High Commission in London issued a strongly worded statement condemning the violence against the Indian community and called for protection for those affected.

Leicester clash: Jaishankar meets British counterpart, raises concerns about safety of Indian community

UK police as of September 20 have made 47 arrests in the eastern England city of Leicester, which saw scenes of violence over the weekend in a spillover of clashes since an India-Pakistan cricket match.

UK police as of September 20 have made 47 arrests in the eastern England city of Leicester, which saw scenes of violence over the weekend in a spillover of clashes since an India-Pakistan cricket match.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar shared his concerns about the security and welfare of the Indian community in the UK with his British counterpart James Cleverly and welcomed his assurances on the same.
"A warm conversation with UK Foreign Secretary @JamesCleverly. Discussed taking forward Roadmap 2030. Appreciate his commitment to deepening our partnership, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/s-jaishankar-meet-chinese-counterpart-stresses-on-swift-return-of-indian-students-1657186858846">S Jaishankar</a> tweeted Wednesday.
He said his conversation also covered global issues, including Indo-Pacific, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/ukraine-football-legend-andriy-shevchenko-gifts-lewandowski-armband-in-show-of-solidarity-against-russia-1663760540772">Ukraine</a> and UNSC matters.
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"Shared my concern about the security and welfare of the Indian community in the UK. Welcomed his assurances in that regard," Jaishankar said.
 The U.K. police said on September 20 that they have made 47 arrests as part of an ongoing operation to deter further disorder in the eastern England city of Leicester, which saw scenes of violence over the weekend in a spillover of clashes since an <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/asia-cup-2022-or-india-pak-3-match-series-mohd-rizwan-s-fun-response-1662206047546">India-Pakistan cricket match</a>. It comes as the Indian High Commission in London issued a strongly worded statement condemning the violence against the Indian community and called for protection for those affected.
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Leaders of the Hindu and Muslim communities in the eastern England city of Leicester presented a united front on Tuesday as they appealed for harmony in the wake of violent clashes following an India-Pakistan cricket match, which has led to 47 arrests.
Pradyumna Das, President of the city's ISKCON Temple, read out a statement joined by community leaders outside a mosque in the city to express “sadness” over the violence which escalated over the weekend.
The community leaders demanded that the “inciters of hatred” leave Leicester alone and called for an immediate cessation of provocation and violence, both in thought and behaviour.
“Our message to anyone that sows disharmony between us is clear: we will not let you succeed. We ask all to respect the sanctity of religious places, both mosques and mandirs alike — whether provocation with loud music, flag bearing, derogatory chants or physical attacks against the fabric of worship. This is not acceptable nor upheld by our faiths,” the statement said.
“We are a strong family, we will work together to resolve whatever concern may arise — we do not need to call up any assistance from outside our city. Leicester has no place for any foreign extremist ideology that causes division,” he said, highlighting that Hindus and Muslims have lived “harmoniously” in the city for over half a century.
 

‘We will not let you succeed’:  Hindi, Muslim leaders issue joint statement in UK | Leicester violence

‘We will not let you succeed’:  Hindu, Muslim leaders issue joint statement in UK | Leicester violence

The community leaders demanded that the &ldquo;inciters of hatred&rdquo; leave Leicester alone and called for an immediate cessation of provocation and violence, both in thought and behaviour.

Leaders of the Hindu and Muslim communities in the eastern England city of Leicester presented a united front on Tuesday as they appealed for harmony in the wake of violent clashes following an India-Pakistan cricket match, which has led to 47 arrests.
Pradyumna Das, President of the city's ISKCON Temple, read out a statement joined by community leaders outside a mosque in the city to express &ldquo;sadness&rdquo; over the violence which escalated over the weekend.
The community leaders demanded that the &ldquo;inciters of hatred&rdquo; leave Leicester alone and called for an immediate cessation of provocation and violence, both in thought and behaviour.
&ldquo;Our message to anyone that sows disharmony between us is clear: we will not let you succeed. We ask all to respect the sanctity of religious places, both mosques and mandirs alike &mdash; whether provocation with loud music, flag bearing, derogatory chants or physical attacks against the fabric of worship. This is not acceptable nor upheld by our faiths,&rdquo; the statement said.
&ldquo;We are a strong family, we will work together to resolve whatever concern may arise &mdash; we do not need to call up any assistance from outside our city. Leicester has no place for any foreign extremist ideology that causes division,&rdquo; he said, highlighting that Hindus and Muslims have lived &ldquo;harmoniously&rdquo; in the city for over half a century.
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An India-Pakistan face-off is never a smooth sailing. Be it on-field or off-field. For the two cricket-worshipping nations, it's a matter of self-respect or perhaps revenge, given the countries' partitioned history.
Videos of clashes in eastern England, particularly in Leicestershire have been doing rounds in the wake of India-Pakistan Asia cup cricket match in August.
The clashes didn't stop there. They spiralled further with police arresting at least 27 people as of September 16.
The origin of disorder date back to August 28 when India won the match against Pakistan in Asia Cup qualifiers.
In a latest developement, Leicestershire Police arrested two more people in connection with the violence induced by two groups of protesters who embarked on an unplanned protest. The arrests come after reports of Pakistani groups were seen threatening Hindus in the Leicester city. 
The police confirmed the disorder in parts of East Leiscerter where  large crowds of young men were carrying out a disallowed protest.
The recent turn of events precede rumours of a mosque attack on September 17, which the police had later dispelled. 
Meanwhile, the UK Police has urged for calm in the disturbed areas. Several users took it to Twitter over the 'Hindu-Muslim' clash and called it a 'nightmare.' 
Tensions continue to stay afloat with high visibility police patrolling in the area currently on. 
Reports also suggest that police had imposed a dispersal order to conduct searches against anyone it suspects of ill-intent.

UK Leicester clash: How an India-Pakistan match became a 'nightmare' for locals

UK Leicester clash: How an India-Pakistan match became a 'nightmare' for locals

The UK police are calling for calm after clashes between fans following an India-Pakistan Asia Cup cricket match at the end of last month spilled over into &ldquo;serious disorder&rdquo; on September 17 and the early hours of September 18 in the city of Leicester in eastern England.
Videos of clashes in eastern England, particularly in Leicestershire have been doing rounds in the wake of India-Pakistan Asia cup cricket match in August.
The clashes didn't stop there. They spiralled further with police arresting at least 27 people as of September 16.
The origin of disorder dates back to August 28 when India won the match against Pakistan in Asia Cup qualifiers.
In a latest developement, Leicestershire Police arrested two more people in connection with the violence induced by two groups of protesters who embarked on an unplanned protest. The arrests come after reports of Pakistani groups were seen threatening Hindus in the Leicester city.&nbsp;
The police confirmed the disorder in parts of East Leiscerter where &nbsp;large crowds of young men were carrying out a disallowed protest.
The recent turn of events precede rumours of a mosque attack on September 17, which the police had later dispelled.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, the UK Police has urged for calm in the disturbed areas. Several users took it to Twitter over the 'Hindu-Muslim' clash and called it a 'nightmare.'&nbsp;
Tensions continue to stay afloat with high visibility police patrolling in the area currently on.&nbsp;
Reports also suggest that police had imposed a dispersal order to conduct searches against anyone it suspects of ill-intent.

Son Heung-min roared back to form and ended his 8-match scoring drought in tremendous fashion with a sublime hat-trick as Tottenham Hotspurs trounced Leicester City 6-2 in Premier League on Saturday night.
On a dramatic night at Tottenham, Leicester City first took the lead in the sixth minute through a penalty spot but Kulusevski scored the equaliser two minutes later for Spurs. 
Also read: Champions League: Erling Haaland stunner helps Manchester City come from behind to beat Borussia Dortmund
Eric Dier then put Tottenham ahead in the 21st minute but nothing separated the two sides at halftime as James Maddison scored the equaliser for the visitors. 
However, it was the second half that made the real difference with Son stealing the show. Son, who started on the bench, exploded back to form with three goals in 14 minutes. 
Such were the scenes at Tottenham that home fans were mocking Leicester City manager Brendon Rodgers and chanting 'you will be sacked in the morning'.
Meanwhile, after the win, Tottenham levelled with Manchester City with 17 points at the top of the Premier League points table. While Leicester remained at the bottom with one point from seven games.

Premier League: Son hattrick helps Tottenham Hotspurs trounce Leicester City 6-2

Son Heung-min roared back to form and ended his 8-match scoring drought in tremendous fashion with a sublime hat-trick as Tottenham trounced Leicester City 6-2 in Premier League on Saturday night


Tottenham levelled with Manchester City with 17 points at the top of the Premier League points table

Son Heung-min roared back to form and ended his 8-match scoring drought in tremendous fashion with a sublime hat-trick as Tottenham trounced Leicester City 6-2 in Premier League on Saturday night.
On a dramatic night at Tottenham, Leicester City first took the lead in the sixth minute through a penalty spot but Kulusevski scored the equaliser two minutes later for the Spurs.&nbsp;
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Eric Dier then put Tottenham ahead in the 21st minute but nothing separated the two sides at halftime as James Maddison scored the equaliser for the visitors.&nbsp;
However, it was the second half that made the real difference with Son stealing the show. Son, who started on the bench, exploded back to form with three goals in 14 minutes.&nbsp;
Such were the scenes at Tottenham that home fans were mocking Leicester City manager Brendon Rodgers and chanting 'you will be sacked in the morning'.
Meanwhile, after the win, Tottenham levelled with Manchester City with 17 points at the top of the Premier League points table. While Leicester remained at the bottom with one point from seven games.

Gabriel Jesus might not have scored on his Arsenal debut but the £45m signing made sure to make his second outing memorable as his he helped the Gunners beat Leicester City 4-2 with a brace on Saturday night.
Both of his goals came in the first half but William Saliba's own goal in the 53rd minute helped Leicester stay in the contest. But their hopes of a turnaround were once again dented Granit Xhaka found the net 2 minutes later. Gabriel Martinelli's strike in the 75th-minute then sealed Arsenal's 2nd consecutive win of the new Premier League season. 
The Gunners now sit at the second spot with same points as Manchester City but behind them on goal difference.
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Premier League: Gabriel Jesus shines with a brace as Arsenal beat Leicester City 4-2

Gabriel Jesus might not have scored on his Arsenal debut but the £45m signing made sure to make his second outing memorable as his he helped the Gunners beat Leicester City 4-2 with a brace on Saturday night

The Gunners now sit at the second spot with same points as Manchester City but behind them on goal difference

Gabriel Jesus might not have scored on his Arsenal debut but the &pound;45m signing made sure to make his second outing memorable as his he helped the Gunners beat Leicester City 4-2 with a brace on Saturday night.
Both of his goals came in the first half but William Saliba's own goal in the 53rd minute helped Leicester stay in the contest. But their hopes of a turnaround were once again dented as Granit Xhaka found the net 2 minutes later.
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Gabriel Martinelli's strike in the 75th-minute then sealed Arsenal's 2nd consecutive win of the new Premier League season.&nbsp;
The Gunners now sit at the second spot with same points as Manchester City but behind them on goal difference.
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Diogo Jota's double strike helped Liverpool beat Leicester City 2-0 in Premier League on Thursday night.
Jota gave Liverpool a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute as Leicester City failed to make any impressions in the first half.
Liverpool continued their attacking football in the second half as the home fans gave Mohamed Salah a rapturous welcome after he made his first appearance for the club since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations.
Juergen Klopp's side created many opportunities but it was Jota again who scored the second goal of the match in the 88th minute and sealed a 2-0 victory.
With the win, Liverpool moved onto 51 points from 23 games and inched closer to the English Premier League table-toppers Manchester City while Leicester remain at the 12th spot.

Premier League: Diogo Jota's brace helps Liverpool beat Leicester City 2-0

With the win, Liverpool moved onto 51 points from 23 games and inched closer to the English Premier League table-toppers Manchester City while Leicester remain at the 12th spot

Diogo Jota's double strike helped Liverpool beat Leicester City 2-0 in Premier League on Thursday night.
 Jota gave Liverpool a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute as Leicester City failed to make any impressions in the first half.
 Liverpool continued their attacking football in the second half as the home fans gave Mohamed Salah a rapturous welcome after he made his first appearance for the club since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations.
 Juergen Klopp's side created many opportunities but it was Jota again who scored the second goal of the match in the 88th minute and sealed a 2-0 victory.
 With the win, Liverpool moved onto 51 points from 23 games and inched closer to the English Premier League table-toppers Manchester City while Leicester remain at the 12th spot.

Diogo Jota's double strike helped Liverpool beat Leicester City 2-0 in Premier League on Thursday night

Diogo Jota's double strike helped Liverpool beat Leicester City 2-0 in Premier League on Thursday night.
 Jota gave Liverpool a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute as Leicester City failed to make any impressions in the first half.
 Liverpool continued their attacking football in the second half as the home fans gave Mohamed Salah a rapturous welcome after he made his first appearance for the club since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations.
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 Juergen Klopp's side created many opportunities but it was Jota again who scored the second goal of the match in the 88th minute and sealed a 2-0 victory.
 With the win, Liverpool moved onto 51 points from 23 games and inched closer to the English Premier League table-toppers Manchester City while Leicester remain at the 12th spot.

Mohamed Salah's first-half penalty miss dented Liverpool's title hopes in the Premier League as Leicester City beat the Reds 1-0 on Tuesday night.
Liverpool had many chances, including a penalty from Mohamed Salah, but failed to score in the Premier League for the first time in 29 games.
Liverpool dominated the first half against an injury-hit Leicester and appeared set to grab a lead when Egyptian Mohamed Salah was awarded a penalty in the 16th minute, but Leicester City's goalkeeper saved the spot attempt.
The visitors continued their attacks in the 2nd half including a close attempt by Sadio Mane early.
The only goal of the match was scored by Leicester's Ademola Lookman in the 59th minute.
Leicester defended out of their skins to win the game 1-0 which puts Liverpool six points behind leaders Manchester City.
After conceding six at Manchester City on Boxing Day, Leicester's morale-boosting win moved them up to ninth in the standings while Liverpool remained in second

Premier League: Leicester steal a win from Liverpool after a strong defensive masterclass

Leicester defended out of their skins to win the game 1-0 which puts Liverpool six points behind leaders Manchester City.

Mohamed Salah's first-half penalty miss dented Liverpool's title hopes in the Premier League as Leicester City beat the Reds 1-0 on Tuesday night.
Liverpool had many chances, including a penalty from Mohamed Salah, but failed to score in the Premier League for the first time in 29 games.
Liverpool dominated the first half against an injury-hit Leicester and appeared set to grab a lead when Egyptian Mohamed Salah was awarded a penalty in the 16th minute, but Leicester City's goalkeeper saved the spot attempt.
The visitors continued their attacks in the 2nd half including a close attempt by Sadio Mane early.
The only goal of the match was scored by Leicester's Ademola Lookman in the 59th minute.
Leicester defended out of their skins to win the game 1-0 which puts Liverpool six points behind leaders Manchester City.
After conceding six at Manchester City on Boxing Day, Leicester's morale-boosting win moved them up to ninth in the standings while Liverpool remained in second.

Mohamed Salah's first-half penalty miss dented Liverpool's title hopes in the Premier League as Leicester City beat the Reds 1-0 on Tuesday night

Mohamed Salah's first-half penalty miss dented Liverpool's title hopes in the Premier League as Leicester City beat the Reds 1-0 on Tuesday night.
Liverpool had many chances, including a penalty from Mohamed Salah, but failed to score in the Premier League for the first time in 29 games.
Liverpool dominated the first half against an injury-hit Leicester and appeared set to grab a lead when Egyptian Mohamed Salah was awarded a penalty in the 16th minute, but Leicester City's goalkeeper saved the spot attempt.
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The visitors continued their attacks in the 2nd half including a close attempt by Sadio Mane early.
The only goal of the match was scored by Leicester's Ademola Lookman in the 59th minute.
Leicester defended out of their skins to win the game 1-0 which puts Liverpool six points behind leaders Manchester City.
After conceding six at Manchester City on Boxing Day, Leicester's morale-boosting win moved them up to ninth in the standings while Liverpool remained in second

Defending champions Manchester City extended their lead at the top of the English Premier League points table to 6 points after a crazy goal-fest versus Leicester City at the Etihad on Boxing Day. City's 25-minute opening blitzkrieg saw four goals as Pep Guardiola's team dominated the opening half hour of play.
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Kevin Debruyne, Riyadh Mahrez, Ilkay Gundogan and Raheem Sterling scored a goal each for Manchester City in the opening 45 minutes of play as the Leicester defence just fell apart. If the first half was crazy, then the fans were in for a goal-fest in the second half which saw as many as 6 goals being scored in the last 45 minutes. This time, it was Leicester City as James Maddison, Ademola Lookman and Kelechi Iheanacho scored in a space of 10 minutes to get the Foxes back in the game.
Just when the scoreline read 4-3, City recovered fast from the onslaught as Laporte and Sterling scored two more goals to slam the door shut on Leicester City. The crazy 9-goal game was the highest scoring match in top-flight English football on Boxing Day since 1991. City have now opened up a 6-point gap on second placed Liverpool as Leicester remain 10th on the table.

Premier League: Man City & Leicester play out a 9-goal thriller on Boxing Day 

The crazy 9-goal game between Manchester City and Leicester City was the highest scoring match in top-flight English football on Boxing Day since 1991

Defending champions Manchester City extended their lead at the top of the English Premier League points table to 6 points after a crazy goal-fest versus Leicester City at the Etihad on Boxing Day. City's 25-minute opening blitzkrieg saw four goals as Pep Guardiola's team dominated the opening half hour of play.
Kevin De Bruyne, Riyadh Mahrez, Ilkay Gundogan and Raheem Sterling scored a goal each for Manchester City in the opening 45 minutes of play as the Leicester defence just fell apart. If the first half was crazy, then the fans were in for a goal-fest in the second half which saw as many as 6 goals being scored in the last 45 minutes. This time, it was Leicester City as James Maddison, Ademola Lookman and Kelechi Iheanacho scored in a space of 10 minutes to get the Foxes back in the game.
Just when the scoreline read 4-3, City recovered fast from the onslaught as Laporte and Sterling scored two more goals to slam the door shut on Leicester City. The crazy 9-goal game was the highest scoring match in top-flight English football on Boxing Day since 1991. City have now opened up a 6-point gap on second placed Liverpool as Leicester remain 10th on the table.

The crazy 9-goal game was the highest scoring match in top-flight English football on Boxing Day since 1991

Defending champions Manchester City extended their lead at the top of the English Premier League points table to 6 points after a crazy goal-fest versus Leicester City at the Etihad on Boxing Day. City's 25-minute opening blitzkrieg saw four goals as Pep Guardiola's team dominated the opening half hour of play.
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Kevin De Bruyne, Riyadh Mahrez, Ilkay Gundogan and Raheem Sterling scored a goal each for Manchester City in the opening 45 minutes of play as the Leicester defence just fell apart. If the first half was crazy, then the fans were in for a goal-fest in the second half which saw as many as 6 goals being scored in the last 45 minutes. This time, it was Leicester City as James Maddison, Ademola Lookman and Kelechi Iheanacho scored in a space of 10 minutes to get the Foxes back in the game.
Just when the scoreline read 4-3, City recovered fast from the onslaught as Laporte and Sterling scored two more goals to slam the door shut on Leicester City. The crazy 9-goal game was the highest scoring match in top-flight English football on Boxing Day since 1991. City have now opened up a 6-point gap on second placed Liverpool as Leicester remain 10th on the table.

Table leaders Chelsea thrashed Leicester City 3-0 on Saturday at the King Power Stadium, as they registered their 4th win in 5 away games.

Chelsea thrash Leicester City 3-0 to remain at top spot

League leaders Chelsea thrashed Leicester City 3-0 on Saturday at the King Power Stadium, as they registered their 4th win in 5 away games.

Antonio Rudiger who has proved lethal against Leicester City opened the scoring for the Blues in the 14th minute

League leaders Chelsea thrashed Leicester City 3-0 on Saturday at the King Power Stadium, as they registered their 4th win in 5 away games. Antonio Rudiger who has proved lethal against Leicester City opened the scoring for the Blues in the 14th minute. Ngolo&nbsp;Kante and Christian Pulisic&nbsp;followed with goals in the 28th and 71st minute respectively.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/football/ole-gunnar-solskjaer-could-get-the-boot-after-manchester-united-s-embarrassing-4-1-loss-vs-watford-1637473994179">Ole Gunnar Solskjaer could get the boot after Manchester United's embarrassing 4-1 loss vs Watford</a> With another win, Thomas Tuchel's&nbsp;men who strengthened&nbsp;their position further at the first spot in the table have won 9 out of 12 games and have gathered 29 points so far. Meanwhile, Leicester dropped to 12th place in the EPL table

While Leicester City stun Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea register easy wins in the Premier League on Saturday

Premier League: Manchester United go down to Leicester, City and Chelsea win

Leicester City stunned Manchester United in the Premier League on Saturday night as they beat The Red Devils 4-2 and ended United's&nbsp;English league record 29-game unbeaten run away from home. It seemed that the visitors would secure a point when&nbsp;Marcus Rashford&nbsp;made it 2-2 in the 92nd minute but&nbsp;Jamie Vardy&nbsp;and&nbsp;Patson Daka&nbsp;sealed a win for the Foxes.
Manchester City on the other hand registered a comfortable 2-0 victory over Burnley.&nbsp;Bernardo Silva scored his 2nd game of the season, while&nbsp;Kevin de Bruyne&nbsp;sealed 3 points for The Citizens in the 70th minute.
Chelsea too had an easy outing as they beat Brentford&nbsp;1-0 to return to the top of the standings. Ben Chilwell&nbsp;was the lone goal scorer and has now&nbsp;scored in each of his last three Premier League games for Chelsea, as many as he had in his previous 33 appearances in the competition

While Leicester City stun Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea register easy wins in the Premier League on Saturday

Leicester City stunned Manchester United in the Premier League on Saturday night as they beat The Red Devils 4-2 and ended United's&nbsp;English league record 29-game unbeaten run away from home. It seemed that the visitors would secure a point when&nbsp;Marcus Rashford&nbsp;made it 2-2 in the 92nd minute but&nbsp;Jamie Vardy&nbsp;and&nbsp;Patson Daka&nbsp;sealed a win for the Foxes.
Manchester City on the other hand registered a comfortable 2-0 victory over Burnley.&nbsp;Bernardo Silva scored his 2nd game of the season, while&nbsp;Kevin de Bruyne&nbsp;sealed 3 points for The Citizens in the 70th minute.
Chelsea too had an easy outing as they beat Brentford&nbsp;1-0 to return to the top of the standings. Ben Chilwell&nbsp;was the lone goal scorer and has now&nbsp;scored in each of his last three Premier League games for Chelsea, as many as he had in his previous 33 appearances in the competition
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A roller coaster Premier League season finally ended on Sunday night and when the dust settled, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea were the final 4 teams to have booked a berth for the Champions League.
City, which had already won the League a week ago, thrashed Everton 5-0 in their final game as&nbsp;Sergio Aguero marked his final appearance at the Etihad Stadium with a brace.&nbsp;Gabriel Jesus,&nbsp;Phil Foden and&nbsp;Kevin de Bruyne too scored a goal each.&nbsp;
Manchester United finished 2nd after beating Wolverhampton 2-1.&nbsp;Anthony Elanga opened the scoring in the 13th minute before&nbsp;Nelson Semedo equalised in the 39th minute. Mata converted from the spot in first-half injury time to put United back on top. His goal proved to be the winner.
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Liverpool secured a Champions League berth as they finished 3rd after beating Crystal Palace 2-0.&nbsp;Sadio Mane scored a brace and has now scored in each of his last 8 appearances against Crystal Palace.
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Chelsea too ended a chaotic season with a 4th spot finish despite going down 2-1 against Aston Villa. Tottenham came to their rescue as they beat Leicester City 4-2 courtesy a brace by&nbsp;Gareth Bale. Had Leicester would have qualified had they won but that didn't happen.
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Arsenal who was not in contention for a top 4 finish ended their season with a consolation 2-0 win against Brighton.&nbsp;Nicolas Pepe scored twice to finish the season with 16 goals as the Gunners finished 8th on the table.

Chelsea & Liverpool qualify for Champions League

A roller coaster Premier League season finally ended on Sunday night and when the dust settled, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea were the final 4 teams to have booked a berth for the Champions League.

A roller coaster Premier League season finally ended on Sunday night and when the dust settled, Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool and Chelsea were the final 4 teams to have booked a berth for the Champions League.
 City, which had already won the League a week ago, thrashed Everton 5-0 in their final game as&nbsp;Sergio Aguero marked his final appearance at the Etihad Stadium with a brace.&nbsp;Gabriel Jesus,&nbsp;Phil Foden and&nbsp;Kevin de Bruyne too scored a goal each.&nbsp;
 Manchester United finished 2nd after beating Wolverhampton 2-1.&nbsp;Anthony Elanga opened the scoring in the 13th minute before&nbsp;Nelson Semedo equalised in the 39th minute. Mata converted from the spot in first-half injury time to put United back on top. His goal proved to be the winner.
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Liverpool secured a Champions League berth as they finished 3rd after beating Crystal Palace 2-0.&nbsp;Sadio Mane scored a brace and has now scored in each of his last 8 appearances against Crystal Palace.
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Chelsea too ended a chaotic season with a 4th spot finish despite going down 2-1 against Aston Villa. Tottenham came to their rescue as they beat Leicester City 4-2 courtesy a brace by&nbsp;Gareth Bale. Leicester City would have qualified had they won but that didn't happen.
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Arsenal who were not in contention for a top 4 finish ended their season with a consolation 2-0 win against Brighton.&nbsp;Nicolas Pepe scored twice to finish the season with 16 goals as the Gunners finished 8th on the table.

Goals from Antonio Rudiger&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jorginho&nbsp;were enough to send Thomas Tuchel's&nbsp;Chelsea past Leicester City in the Premier League on Wednesday. The 2-1 win not only helped Chelsea leapfrog&nbsp;Leicester into the 3rd spot on the points table but also avenged the loss in the FA Cup final. The 3rd spot in the league is not yet confirmed but Chelsea supporters will be relaxed ahead of their final league game against Aston Villa on Sunday.&nbsp;

Chelsea beat Leicester City, climb to 3rd in Premier League

The 3rd spot in the league is not yet confirmed but Chelsea supporters will be relaxed ahead of their final league game against Aston Villa on Sunday

Goals from Antonio Rudiger&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jorginho&nbsp;were enough to send Thomas Tuchel's&nbsp;Chelsea past Leicester City in the Premier League on Tuesday. The 2-1 win not only helped Chelsea leapfrog&nbsp;Leicester into the 3rd spot on the points table but also avenged the loss in the FA Cup final. The 3rd spot in the league is not yet confirmed but Chelsea supporters will be relaxed ahead of their final league game against Aston Villa on Sunday.&nbsp;

It was a night to remember for Leicester City as&nbsp;Brendan Rodgers' men went down in history books as the first Leicester side to win the FA Cup, as they beat Chelsea 1-0 in the final.
Wembley Stadium welcomed 21,000 fans for the match and although there was little to cheer in the first half,&nbsp;Youri Tielemans&nbsp;finally broke the deadlock in the 63rd minute and&nbsp;became the third Belgian player to score in an FA Cup final.
There was late drama when&nbsp;Wes Morgan put through his wn goal in the 89th minute before it was ruled out by the barest of margins following the intervention of VAR.
While&nbsp;Leicester won their first FA Cup final in 5 attempts,&nbsp;Chelsea have become the first team in 32 years to lose the FA Cup final in consecutive seasons.

 Leicester City clinch maiden FA Cup title, beat Chelsea 1-0

It was a night to remember for Leicester City as&nbsp;Brendan Rodgers' men went down in history books as the first Leicester side to win the FA Cup, as they beat Chelsea 1-0 in the final.

It was a night to remember for Leicester City as&nbsp;Brendan Rodgers' men went down in history books as the first Leicester side to win the FA Cup, as they beat Chelsea 1-0 in the final.
Wembley Stadium welcomed 21,000 fans for the match and although there was little to cheer in the first half,&nbsp;Youri Tielemans&nbsp;finally broke the deadlock in the 63rd minute and&nbsp;became the third Belgian player to score in an FA Cup final.
There was late drama when&nbsp;Wes Morgan put through his wn goal in the 89th minute before it was ruled out by the barest of margins following the intervention of VAR.
While&nbsp;Leicester won their first FA Cup final in 5 attempts,&nbsp;Chelsea have become the first team in 32 years to lose the FA Cup final in consecutive seasons.

Leicester City in a hunt for a top 4 spot in the Premier League took a big step as they edged past Manchester United 2-1 on Monday night. The win at Old Trafford&nbsp;not only confirmed Manchester City as the champions of the league but also boosted the fortunes of the Foxes. Leicester have now moved up to the third place with 66 points from 36 games, two ahead of fourth-placed&nbsp;Chelsea&nbsp;who have a game in hand. Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Soskjaer's men will most likely finish 2nd have 70 points with 3 games left to be played in the league.&nbsp;

Leicester bolster top 4 hopes with a stunning win over Man United 

Leicester have now moved up to the third place with 66 points from 36 games, two ahead of fourth-placed&nbsp;Chelsea&nbsp;who have a game in hand

Leicester City in a hunt for a top 4 spot in the Premier League took a big step as they edged past Manchester United 2-1 on Monday night. The win at Old Trafford&nbsp;not only confirmed Manchester City as the champions of the league but also boosted the fortunes of the Foxes. Leicester have now moved up to the third place with 66 points from 36 games, two ahead of fourth-placed&nbsp;Chelsea&nbsp;who have a game in hand. Ole Gunnar&nbsp;Soskjaer's men will most likely finish 2nd have 70 points with 3 games left to be played in the league.&nbsp;

Manchester City star footballer tests positive for Covid-19

The midfielder is the 3rd Manchester City player to test positive for Covid-19

Manchester City have confirmed that&nbsp;midfielder Ilkay Gundogan has tested positive for Covid-19 and is currently in a ten-day period of self-isolation.&nbsp;The Germany international missed Monday night's English Premier League game against the Wolves and will also sit out of the&nbsp;Carabao Cup game against Bournemouth on Thursday. The 29-year-old is also expected to miss Sunday's league match against Leicester City.&nbsp;Gundogan is the third City player to test positive for the virus, with&nbsp;&nbsp;Aymeric Laporte and Riyad Mahrez, who returned to training last week after their own periods of self-isolation.

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