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BRIGHTON 1, MANCHESTER UNITED 0
A second half headed goal by Pascal Gross secured Premier League safety for Brighton for another season but the Seagulls needed the intervention of goal line technology to confirm matters against a lacklustre Manchester United who went down to their seventh Premier League defeat of the season.
Manchester City celebrated their Premier League win with younger football supporters at the club’s Man City Kids Fan Zone in Manchester last weekend.
City launched a new app – Man City Kids – aimed at younger supporters between the age of 6 and 12 and their families. It’s available in the Apple iOS and Google Play stores as well as directly on the official Manchester City website at www.mancity.com/kids.
MAN UNITED 2, ARSENAL 1
MAROUANE Fellaini’s injury-time winner guaranteed Champions League football for Manchester United, but ended Arsenal’s slender hopes of a top-four finish.
It was also Arsene Wenger’s last visit to Old Trafford as Gunners’ manager and his 60th game against the Reds was one of the most lukewarm.
WEST HAM 1, MANCHESTER CITY 4
With the Premier League title already in the bag, Manchester City’s attention has turned to making their mark on the Premier League record books and Raheem Sterling was the man who was behind City’s sparkling performance in London at West Ham today, the provider of goals for Leroy Sane, Gabriel Jesus, and Fernandinho while ex-City defender Pablo Zabaleta turned the ball into his own net.
OLDHAM ATHLETIC 0, DONCASTER ROVERS 0 Oldham Athletic climbed out of the Sky Bet League One relegation places, but their battle for survival won’t be determined until the last game of the season following their home goalless draw against Doncaster Rovers. It looks like a straight battle between Latics and Rochdale for the one […]
