Ten games and 36 goals from this weekend’s Premier League action. Not bad. Gameweek 28 produced some truly memorable moments, including shock defeats, comeback victories and matches which seem destined to have huge impacts on the final Premier League standings come May. Here are the eight best players from the chaos according to FotMob. 8.

Mikkel Damsgaard (Brentford): Two goals and a wonderful assist for Igor Thiago gets you in the team. Brentford lost control in the second half but if he didn’t have the first half he had, his side lose the game. Joao Gomes (Wolves): His best performance in a Wolves shirt to date. He was a monster

A member of the defensive ranks at Barcelona is set to be afforded a surprise starting berth in the club’s next outing. The player in question? João Cancelo. Full-back Cancelo was for his part forced to make do with a place on the bench once more on Saturday, as Barcelona made short work of Villarreal in

Luciano Spalletti has reasons to be happy and unhappy with the 3-3 draw at Roma, but above all Juventus believe in Champions League qualification. ‘I live for fourth place.’ The Bianconeri proved on Wednesday they refuse to give in, cancelling out the 5-2 first leg deficit to force Galatasaray to extra time in the Champions

Arsenal are going to have to navigate the tension of the title race with just nine matches left in their bid to win a first league title since 2004. And when asked by BBC Sport if they have had to go to another level with their work on set-pieces due to the work other sides

The Dutch coach Co Adriaanse coined the term “scoreboard journalism” to lambast the concept of building a narrative around a match from nothing more than the tally of goals scored and conceded. Looking at the top-line numbers it would be easy to write Sunday’s London derby off as a day of distinct highs and lows

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Kylian Mbappe may have finished the 2024/25 season without a collective trophy at Real Madrid, but his first season in white can be considered an individual success as he ran away with the La Liga top goal scorer award. It certainly looks like he could defend the prize given his impressive goal-scoring performances in 2025/26,

Such is the prevalence of technological authority in the modern world, the abstract concept of a predictive statistical model being presented to Premier League managers as a genuine topic of discussion is no longer a fantasy confined to fan forums. Heading into this weekend’s fixtures, Opta’s predictions were put directly to Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior.

MADRID (AP) — Espanyol and Elche drew 2-2 on Sunday in a Spanish league match briefly interrupted toward the end after the referee activated the anti-racism protocol. The ref’s decision came around the 80th minute after Espanyol defender Omar El Hilali accused Elche forward Rafa Mir of racially insulting him. Advertisement The game was stopped

Sunday’s La Liga match between Elche and Espanyol was paused for three minutes under Uefa’s racism protocol, the match referee has indicated in his report. Referee Iosu Galech Apezteguia wrote that he halted the game after Espanyol’s Omar El Hilali said Elche’s Rafa Mir had made a racist comment to him, according to Spanish football