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Teen Star Max Dowman Makes History as Arsenal Edge Everton to Extend Lead at the Top to 10 Points—-Arsenal strengthened their grip on the Premier League title race with a dramatic 2-0 victory over Everton at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, thanks to a late strike from Viktor Gyökeres and a historic goal from teenager Max Dowman.

For long stretches, Arsenal struggled to break down a disciplined Everton side and the tension inside the stadium grew as the match approached its final minutes. Everton even came close to taking the lead in the first half when Dwight McNeil struck the post, while Iliman Ndiaye also threatened as the visitors created several dangerous opportunities.

Despite dominating possession, Arsenal found it difficult to penetrate Everton’s organised defence, leaving many home supporters increasingly frustrated as time ticked away.

The breakthrough finally arrived just before the 90th minute. A cross into the box was misjudged by Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, allowing Gyökeres to react quickest and tap the loose ball into an empty net, sparking wild celebrations among the home fans.

Arsenal sealed the victory moments later with a swift counterattack. With Pickford upfield for a late corner, 16-year-old substitute Dowman calmly finished into an open net to secure the win and make history as the youngest goalscorer in Premier League history.

The result briefly moved Arsenal 10 points clear of Manchester City F.C. at the top of the table, although City still have two games in hand. With seven matches remaining, Mikel Arteta’s side now sit on 70 points and appear increasingly confident in their pursuit of the title, while Everton remain on 43 points.

Arteta’s bold attacking substitutions late in the game — bringing together Gyökeres, Eberechi Eze, Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Martinelli — ultimately paid off, turning a tense contest into a potentially decisive moment in Arsenal’s title challenge.

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Ousmane Dembélé Hits Brace as Paris Saint-Germain Knock Out Liverpool from UCL

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 Ousmane Dembélé Hits Brace as Paris Saint-Germain Knock Out Liverpool from UCL—-Ousmane Dembélé starred with a brace as Paris Saint-Germain secured a 2-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield, sealing a dominant 4-0 aggregate win to reach the UEFA Champions League semi-finals.

The French forward proved decisive on the night, scoring twice to end Liverpool’s European campaign and send the defending champions into the last four for a third consecutive season.

Liverpool’s night was further marred by a serious injury to Hugo Ekitiké, who was forced off in the first half with what appeared to be a severe leg issue, raising concerns over his availability for the remainder of the season.

Manager Arne Slot made bold selection calls, leaving Mohamed Salah on the bench initially, though the forward was introduced early following Ekitiké’s injury and nearly made an instant impact.

Despite flashes of pressure from Liverpool, PSG remained composed and dangerous on the counter. Dembélé broke the deadlock in the second half with a fine curling effort before adding a second in stoppage time from a Bradley Barcola assist.

Liverpool’s hopes of a comeback were also dashed when a penalty awarded for a challenge on Alexis Mac Allister was overturned following a VAR review.

The defeat confirms a disappointing end to Liverpool’s European campaign, while PSG continue their title defence and will face either Bayern Munich or Real Madrid in the semi-finals.

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Ademola Lookman On Target as Atlético Madrid Edge Barcelona 3-2 on Aggregate to Reach UCL Semi-Finals

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Atlético Madrid Edge Barcelona 3-2 on Aggregate to Reach UCL Semi-Finals

Ademola Lookman On Target as Atlético Madrid Edge Barcelona 3-2 on Aggregate to Reach UCL Semi-Finals—-Atlético Madrid booked their place in the UEFA Champions League semi-finals after edging Barcelona 3-2 on aggregate, despite a 2-1 defeat in the second leg of their quarter-final clash.

Barcelona made a blistering start at the Metropolitano, with Lamine Yamal opening the scoring early before Ferran Torres doubled their lead inside 24 minutes to level the tie on aggregate.

However, Atlético responded through Ademola Lookman, whose crucial strike restored his side’s aggregate advantage following their 2-0 first-leg win.

Diego Simeone’s men then held firm under intense pressure, with Barcelona’s hopes taking a major hit when Eric García was sent off for bringing down Alexander Sørloth as he raced through on goal.

Despite late attacking changes from coach Hansi Flick, Barcelona were unable to find the third goal needed to force extra time, as Atlético battled through a tense finish.

The result sees Atlético Madrid reach the Champions League semi-finals for the first time since 2017, keeping alive their dream of winning the competition for the first time in their history.

They will now face either Arsenal or Sporting CP in the semi-finals.

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