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Premier League: Our chief football correspondent Daniel Taylor was at the Etihad Stadium to see Manchester City get the better of West Ham with the help of a contentious penalty.

Copa del Rey: Barcelona are through to the final after putting three past Real on their own manor, to win 4-1 on aggregate.

Premier League: Tottenham lost their second game in succession on a night when Willy Caballero started in goal for Chelsea ahead of Kepa. Tellingly, the goalkeeper – who was left standing like a lemon on the Wembley touchline by his young colleague on Sunday, received warm congratulations from every single member of Chelsea's coaching team as I walked off the pitch at the end of a game in which the highlight was a comedy mix-up between Kieran Trippier and Hugo Lloris that led to Chelsea's second goal.

Premier League: Romelu Lukaku scored twice as Manchester United won in South London.

Premier League: Manchester City were unimpressive and rode their luck to take the points against West Ham.

Premier League: Liverpool are unbeaten in 35 Premier League home games after p-laying their best football of the year against Watford.

Premier League: Bournemouth's wretched form on the road continued at the EMirates, where Arsenal swatted them aside.

Premier League: A long ball from the back from Chelsea. Under pressure from Olivier Giroud, Kieran Trippier passes the ball back to his goalkeeper … oblivious to the fact that Hugo Lloris has dashed off his line to clear or take possession of the ball. As the hapless duo glare accusingly at each other after this comical breakdown in communication, the ball rolls into the empty goal.

Premier League: Ashley Young puts the game beyond Crystal Palace with a powerful finish after good build-up play by Paul Pogba.

Premier League: This time the assist comes from the other flank, with Andy Robertson doing the honors so Virgil van Dijk can go goal crazy.

Premier League: Goals from Oriel Romeo and James Ward Prowse got the goals for Southampton as Fulham edged ever closer to the abyss.

Premier League: Virgil van Dijk rises highest to convert another fine cross from Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Copa del Rey: Luis Suarez bags his second of the night to make it Real Madrid 0-3 Barcelona three in the semi-final second leg. It's 1-4 on aggregate and Barcelona are heading for the final.

Scottish Premiership: Meanwhile at Tynecastle, Neil Lennon's evening has taken a turn for the better after substitute Odsonne Eduoard sidefooted home to Scott Brown cross from the right deep in injury time. It's Hearts 1-2 Celtic and while Lennon cavorts around on the sideline, Hearts manager Craig Levine puts his head in his hands. He will be annoyed by that poor defending.

Scottish Premiership: It's Rangers 4-0 Dundee after Jermain Defoe comes off the bench to extend his side's lead with a powerful right-foot strike.

Copa del Rey: Raphael Varane own-goal has increased Barcelona's lead against Real Madrid in the semi-final second leg at the Bernabeu. It's Real Madrid 0-2 Barcelona (aggregate: 1-3) and Gregg Bakowski has the latest …

Scottish Premiership: Down to 10 men after the dismissal of Vykintas Slivka, Hibs take the lead at St Johnstone nonetheless. Mark McNulty scores his second of the night to make it 2-1.

Premier League: getting on the end of a cross from Jeffrey Schlupp, diving header into the bottom corner from Joel Ward keeps Palace in the game at Selhurst Park.

Premier League: In for the injured Roberto Firmino, Divock Origi earns his corn for the night, putting the game beyond Watford.

Premier League: On as a substitute for Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Alexandre Lacazette does not take long to make his mark. Bournemouth are getting another paddlin 'on the road.

Copa del Rey: Luis Suarez has given Barcelona the lead in the semi-final second leg at the Bernabeu, where the score is Real Madrid 0-1 Barcelona (Agg: 1-2). Gregg Bakowski has the latest …

Penalty for Man City: Felipe Anderson concedes spot-kick in contentious circumstances for a foul on Bernardo Silva. Sergio Aguero does the rest.

Premier League: With a two on one against Ben Davies down the right flank, Cesar Azpilicueta plays the ball forward to Pedro, who cuts inside and scores from a tight angle.

Premier League: Romelu Lukaku scores his second of the night to double Manchester United's lead.

Another goal in Scotland: Hibs striker Marc McNulty socres from the spot after 65 minutes to leave goal all over St Johnstone goalkeeper Cameron Bell's shirt and level the score at 1-1.

An abandonment in Scotland: Kilmarnock v Motherwell has been abandoned due to fog. It was scoreless between the sides when the referee called them off the pitch. Meanwhile at Pittodrie, struggling Hamilton have belied their lowly status (their second from bottom) to go 2-0 up against Aberdeen.

Premier League: Henrikh Mkhitaryan plays a pass between two defenders and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang powers through to riff on Bournemouth's traveling pain.

Scottish Premiership: Ten-man Hearts restore parity at Tynecastle, where Oliver Bozanic scores from the spot, sending Scott Bain the wrong way. It's Hearts 1-1 Celtic.

Scottish Premiership: The pea-souper of a fog at Rugby Park prompts the referee to take the players of Kilmarnock and Motherwell off the pitch early in the second half. This game could be abandoned.

Premier League: Oh, Bournemouth. Mkhitaryan crosses for Koscielny whose deflected shot trundles over the line off to give Arsenal a two-goal buffer two minutes into the second half. Artur Boruc hooks it away, but the goal is given.

Meanwhile at the Talen Energy Stadium in Pennsylvania: England are playing Brazil in their SheBelieves Cup opener. Bryan Armen Graham is all over that one like a cheap rug, as the Lionesses try to get off to a flyer.

Copa del Rey: It's Real Madrid 0-0 Barcelona (Agg: 1-1) in Spain, with almost 40 minutes played. Greg Bakowski has the latest …

Premier League: Luke Shaw gets down the flank, cuts inside the edge of the box and finds Romelu Lukaku … who fires home.

A red card at Tynecastle: Hearts full-back Jamie Brandon gets a straight red for an opponent with an elbow as the pair contested a high ball. He can not have too many complaints – he led with his elbow as he leaped to try and win the header against Jeremy Toljan.

Premier League: James Ward-Prowse pokes the ball home to double Southampton's lead against Fulham, who are heading back to the Championship.

Meanwhile in Scotland: Celtic go 1-0 up against Hearts at Tynecastle, courtesy of a lightning fast breakaway goal featuring all three of their front men. From a blocked Hearts free-kick at one end, Scott Sinclair galloped up the inside left and played the ball inside to Oliver Burke. Unselfishly, he draws the keeper and played it into the path of James Forrest, who side-footed into the empty net. At Pittodrie, Hamilton Academicals have taken a surprise lead against Aberdeen. George Oakley with the goal, there.

Premier League: Sadio Mane scores his second of the evening to double Liverpool's lead against Watford. with his back to goal, Mane takes a pass in the penalty area and makes a pig's ear of his first touch. Ben Foster – I kid you not one of the most audacious back-heels you'll ever see. From 10 yards out.

Hearts v Celtic: Steven Naismith misses a good chance to put Hearts ahead against Celtic, pouncing on a poor back pass and finding himself through on goal with only Scott Bain to beat. He pulls his low drive wide.

Premier League: With Bournemouth looking dead and buried, Bernd Leno puts Mattéo Guendouzi in a spot of bother with a pass. He faisl to hack it clear and Lys Mousset takes advantage to pull a goal back for the visitors. Moments later, Josh King gets booked for a blatant dive in the Arsenal penalty area. Naughty.

Rampant Rangers: Steven Gerrard's Rangers are running amok against Dundee, who find themselves 3-0 down after 23 minutes. Alfredo Morelos gets himself on the scoresheet at Ibrox.

Premier League: Mesut Ozil turns from goal-scorer to provider, setting up Henrikh Mkhitaryan for his sixth goal of the season. Bournemouth's shocking form away from home is showing no sign of letting up.

Premier League: Sadio Mane scores his fifth goal in six games to put Liverpool ahead after nine minutes. He sends a powerful header past Ben Foster after getting on the end of an excellent cross from Trent Alexander-Arnold.